... bash. Deceased s estate was of the total value of and by a will executed just before his depa:ture from England it was left to bis wifo abeolutely. His Lord- ship gave leave to presume the death on or since Jane 10th beast. ...

... Wilson and the Hon. A. A. i vane, C. 8.. of the Winchester and Niger, and Captains Penrose and Boyle, of the Royal Marines. The ships were anchored about 850 yards from the tort, being as near as the depth of water permitted, and at seven a.m., a heavy aud ...

... tl.-c Captain to cut the sheet ca'o'.e, and run the ship ashore, the chance saving the people's lives ; the cable w then cut, and the ship put before the wind, and in eight after she forward, die ship heeling windward ; they titan cut away the gnus in ...

... Evans and the survivor, of her Majesty ship Dottrel will be formally brought to trial by courtmartial on their arrival in Ragland, in order that • full inquiry into the circumstances attending the blow ing nit of the ship may be made. A Portsmouth correspondent ...

... were subscribed for was that they were very likely to exercise a very beneficial Influence over the crews of her Majesty's ships Goad laug , der). lie would rather not state the reasons why the subscription was discontinued (renewed laughter). EPITOME ...

... and upwards, good Ar d.le, Me.-«dow, and Pasture Luo«i. an unlimited Eight upon (he adjoining Co.umons and a Stock of depa>turing thereon, with suitable Dwelling House and excellent Farm Buildings. IV. ill n*ceivcd Mr. ton, or Mr. .oMrsoj*. Solicitor ...

... have had for some time may now be expected, as the Spanish troops do oct appear so anxious to avoid the enemy as the Spanish ships are. Indeed, they have evidently only the three alternatives of fighting, starving, of surrendering to choose from, their food ...