... flood when the storm broke out. He at on`ce of at sawv the danger they were in wvith such a sniall boat. timli Sheo soon shipped several seas, and the lads became doei quite excited and of no assisstanee. The father placed was theme in the stern of the ...

... Shaw5 cotton spinners, Oldham, Nov. 7, at ten, at the Coin- . missioners' Raoms, Manchester.-,l. Goulding and R. Da- vis, ship brokers, Liverpool. Oct. 18. at eleven, at the Cla. rendon noms, Liverpool-S. Forster, L. Smith, and J. Jewitt, cotton spinners ...

... market rplqd stif and 4s further advance of Is. to 2s. per ?? was Q~bt sl'ld;. prie 'Wtrrdslatt to da'8S 6sa. onfibeard for ship.' ' RX~IE LANE, LON~DON.-.MdDA~v LsdT-The ?? ?? wae Iproved, hut still only mroderate, with nao 'Ame. ricaflor. he appy from ...

... out of work, they a rvA him 1- Po woolly, -. th. vlso % ee to obtain him employment. If a man met with an acci- dert (arid casualties befel the most skilful), so that he t was incapacitated for work permanently, there was a pro- f vision of £50 or .£100 ...