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... the port line, and the line•of-hattle ships and Arrogant torching the northern or starboard lie. The course taken by the Royal Yacht was, first, ahead of the weather line, then close astern of the weathermost ship, and then astern of the teewardmost and ...
... 8 and 9, Mount-st., Brecon, let to Messrs. Williams and Jenkins at 11/8 per month each, withdrawn at £225. ' Bridge House, Ship-st., Breopo, tenants United Yeast Co., rent £3O per annum, withdrawn at £425. Well House, Avenue, Brecon, let to Mr Kelly ...
... SHIPPING NOTICES CARDIFF TO NEW OL. .. ;- a FkIREOTST,13hAM O.; L LPMUNsIC&TION BHTWINN1 Ad THlE B1i9JSTOL CHANNRL- AND ITE. II .I WMTRD TATME 0 AMERICA ASD CANADA. I.VM WALII ATLANTIC S3TEAMEP. OO.'5 BE NSat-clues, fuil-powerel Cyd built Steamships ...
... held at the Cannon-street Hotel, on Monday afternoon,for the purpose of dismissing the question of the defence of mercantile ships in case of war. Admirel Sir G. Phipps Hornby delivering an addrass on the subject. Lord Charlse Beresfurel Our Rochdale co ...
... epr.Mn;Jh TO VALPAR&M O OQUMlBO, AND CALDERA. ~p[Undereigo4 inland do. JL spchiag BrtClass Ships at * mothly imiuval~s fee' the above-wm4ams Porto.. Next depatur--OAXA, for~co. quimbo and Caldera, abont 20th April. ratessccnu iot creigli su And=g F? A ...
... 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 ...
... he has erned his y living, the places he bas visited, or the ships in e6 which h ba seerved. Ha stated that he came to re England In 1677, in an English ship, from what . port, or in what ship, has not transpired. ii- 0 8 GAIA's MMS OFFENCE. e One thing ...
... erd~vsuw Or 'FaSEariEas for each of the vudermentioned - Manors or Lord- ships will be held by ordet'of the.Right Honourable Lord PSanayN (Lord of theM said Manors or Lord- ships) afollows -*6 For the M OR OF TIR' EVAN otherwiae Yopytty Evan:, iu the ...
... 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 ...
... vun in a~01 fmily.A. s, S6 !isteddrod- ANTD. by a Lady, n situiina ?? W or ?? to ~a Ly.-Addrcil.y. Z, care of Mr. A. Kettle, Ship-street, B~recon, -4931119 Johnoso, Crockherbtown, Cardiff. 4&14h7 TAiT1 ES S. Sitoatien MWntZd Cmmcrialt-oomI 'Ii proferredtgoo ...
... FROM SWANSEA TO VALPARAISO, COQUIIMBIO, AND CALDERIA. LE Undersigned intend despatching r .1.3 First Olass Ships at monthly iutcrvals for Next Depature for VAL~PARAISO. NOVEMBEII 21t S0 CPAO~S0tens. fi Cor CQIB ISd DR, at ?? s6eariy date, tl VICUNA,' I Fcr ...