... to be obtained from this interesting depa>ture. Of course, tlie Laurentic has been fitted with the Marconi evstem of wireless telegraphy, as also with a submarine signalling apparatus. The Megantic. a sister ship, follows on her maiden voyage lor Quebec ...

... appliance for comfort and with special reference to her inter tropical passages. The first-class ship cabins are fitted on deck the forepart of the ship, with promenade hurricane deck over all, after the fashion of the American river steamers, and especial ...

... ;: LATEST NEWS. FRANCE. DEPATURE OF THE -EMPEROR. Their Imperial majesties left on' Thursday for Sf;, a Sauveur, vwhere they will sojourn till the 5th of r September, when t'aey will proceed t6 Biarritz. TE -ARHILSTICE. :'P~arS, THURSDAY. 4.-The. .Moncteuqi ...

... INC) 1 DAY I OURS to 11 London. Epsom and South Coast: 'London. Ascot, and South Coast • London. Goodwood and South Coast Depa:ture lates: May 22 June 12, July 24 —Full details on application to FIELDSENDS TOURS 229 Cross Lane SaitorcL .elepnone TRAllord ...

... during the war. Messrs. J. a. Eao Limited have sent by the Red Cross Society's Hospital Ship, Princess of Wales, ten cases, and are sending by the American HEeospital Ship Maine five cases, each case containing 12 dozen *'Fruit Salt for the use of the troops ...

... the week or ended the Gth inst. was 109 ships, of 87,380 tons, being an increase over the same reck of lest year of 50 ships and 40,424 tons. From the lst of January to the 0th ins met the entries were 1,919 ships, of 1,407,415 tons, which, a when compared ...

... June, B£d.; Julyr'Auguet, B^d, 1.m.c., June, 5-16 d. Shipment: Dhollera, g.f.n.m,, f.f.c., 0.t., Cape, ship named, Gd. The following cotton ship has arrived since last report:—Aracaju: Aurora. Last. Brazil, Ean American. Egypt, 4c. Indian. Total. 531 ...

... have reason to believe that Sir Edward Parry, and other experienced toeO Atotlic voyagers, entrtrained the Opinion that the ships seen by the toereheotman tincelied to the iceberg, off Newfonndiau, we were in reality the Eirebius and Terror, abandoned b ...

... forthe first thi time, he was probably as inuch attached to his country as ah Mr. Godley is now; but this is his seventh depature for the Austraha, after sojonirning here three years as a snubbedi dui and frustrated pleader forhtis colony: the prine of ...

... that duringj the pest mouth there called 13 ships f under the sot, for the United Otates, with 358 foo ln and 2,012 hadeag passengerS to ictoria there were 3 ships withoown a l60 StO'cra; makbng a tetal of 16 ships, 382 cabin, I and 2,617 stlerage possenre; ...

... Mosleywstreet, Jte23d 1843 5 :0 -: .,@tgat Nosttc¢X% .. a IN the matter of the petition of JOHN ship-SUTCLIFFE of Stalybridg, in the parish or town- ship of Dukinfield, in the to y aChester, hatter. Notice is hereby given, that W tn il~nas Jenmnett, Esquire ...

... n unfavourable omenfor our iron fleet. The fact is that they resemble the monitors no more than they do the old-fashioned ships of war. The only point of re- semblance consists in the fact that they have iron armour, as have the monitors. The distinguishing ...