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... scientific wonder. She may open a new era in the history of ship-building as greatly in advance of the shipping of our day, as even it is superior to the Great Harry; or, again, as that latter ship was in advance of the sloops and corvettes which obtained ...
... Watson, an Australian line-of- paclet ship. The above mentioned vessel sailed from London withl a general cargo and emigrants, for Mel- bourne and Geelong, both situate within the estuary of Port Philip. The ship liad nearlyarrived at her destina- tion ...
... can neither censure or reprove, bat against less of life, destruction of property, and the suffering which follows from casualties swhick might have been avoided, or, in other words, PIvnVENTaBLE accidents, every one has a right not only to protest, but ...
... quarter. I am only apprehensive that they will be re-shipping quantities of goods from Sazi Francisco to Lima for sale, which will overdo our markets, and knock prices even lower than they are. CASUALTY AT THE DUBLIN RAILWAY. - The festivities or the week ...
... whole of the ships should assist the land attack by engaging the sea batteries north and south of the harbour, on a line across the port, as shown in the accompanying plan, but various circumstances rendered a change in the posi- tion of the ships necessary ...
... Board of Trade have ordered a formal investigation, under the provisions of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1864, into the circumstances attending the recent casualty to the Royal Mail steam-packet Prince Frederick William, and which is to be held at the ...
... Majesty's cruisers for breaking the blockade of the Guli of Finland, for -urther proof; as also the condemnation of the Russian ship Ernst Merk, seized in the port of Hull, and the Soglaseo,. seized in the port of Leith,:tlso for further' proof. The Malacea ...
... Tuesday, September 17. 13ANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED,.-S. AUSTEN, Snow-hill, beersellet- -A. SHERMAN, Leadenhall-street, coseojnl shipping agent.b e BANKRUPTS.-ITo Stirrender at the Bankripts' Court, London.)-H. ANTLIONEY, Allen-road, South Hornsey, plaeterer-J ...
... Brew or Poland, 2s 23sd; fine, 23s 24s. FLOUR, Town made, per sack, 40s 45s -s ; seconds 35s 40s; Essex and Suffolk, on hoard ship, 30s 353; Norfolk and Stoqkton, 30s 33s, Sept. 26.-Duty on Foreign Corn.-Wheat, 20s; Barley, 3s; Oats, Os; Wtye, 7s 6d; Beans ...
... failures would immediately follow the bank, and its branches having done the principal business in the important colliery and shipping district in which it is situated. The liabilities are said to amount to three millions sterling, but little is in fact known ...
... appearance is certainly some- what more encouraging than it was last week. The arrangement for the Payment for the silver shipped to thle East en Tuesday, the retire. ment of the commercial hills due also on that day, and the liquida- tion of thle account ...
... flames spread rapidly before assistance arrived. The Coroner said it was, as he feared, one of those numerously distressing casualties from the use of the dangerous crinoline. Such cases were very much more numerous than the public generally supposed, because; ...