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... present it is stated a largo proportion of the Canadian pro- ducts destined for this country is shipped by way of New York in consequence of want of shipping facilities from Canadian ports. The estab- lishment of the new route will, it is claimed, remove ...
... in possession of tha a- living. Ile was now indepen dent of the vicar of ae Laasamlet. He had entered upon new relation- ep ships with them. He had now his own sphere of M. labour carved out and placed under his special rn ministerril care as vicar of iilvey ...
... for her use. The proposition, however, has been declined. The fourth and last trial trip of this vessel, previous to her depature for New York, took place during Saturday aDd Sunday. The trial was only of short duration, merely extending to a run of 12 ...
... D. E. Jo'.%Ls. BosRtD ow TasAc OrnFEocE.-Robert Vasiner and Patrick O'Conner were charged with going on board the British ship Pawlee early on Saturday without the eernission of the master, and before the crew had left tiec siup at. the end of their ...
... Baulkruptcy; 5, Of th Equity; 6, Admirality;_7, An~y, matters. not comprised in a the foregoing list. Mr. Terrell states that no depature will INi on be made from this order, except upon special application, to a] bar be made at the sitting of the coani. -ay ...
... Sunbeam. The letter states that Captain Thoans's l ship being ready for sea, and requiring sailors, he d applied to a man named Sweeney to supply them. The man agreed to bring four men off to the ship, - and did so, receiving $240 advance on delivery. ...
... notices in these despatches, we have a compiled the subjoined narrative of the evemits that Ge has transpired Since the depature of the former mail.tn There was one announcement, which we would ! much ratlier not have seen. In July, a rputiny broke itt ...
... notices in. these despatchses, we have ca I cu~mpiled the subljoined narrative of the events that G e has transpired since the depature of the former mail,.m Theri& wee one announcement, which we would n much rhthbr'not'lave seend. In July, a mutiny broke ...
... FRIEDERICK OF AUSTRIA.-The Officers of Admiral Sir Edward Codrington's flag- t ship intend to give a sumptuous farewell dinner h to the officers of this Imperial Highness's ship the o Bellona, now undergoing repairs at Portsmouth. ,r The caulkers and other ...