... their ourneyo w was reached at 1:2.45, the Royal ee ing thence to Osborne. Our Portamoutb~oa- ?? privacy with wic the t and depature from Gooport werM a precedeated. Eer Majesty was as,, , ths saloon by the pages in attendarce oneoof w as brotherof the ...

... estimated from 9,000 to 11,500 chests, J hie the latter figre probably nearestthe mark. Of these about ir 2 600 chests had been shipped direct for England, and fi 7,000 chests been placed on the market, leaving a very fair B profit on prices paid at Hankow. ...

... sea ini respect of dock accommodation m than it has been, and which are 1lhfnned ex- w pressly for the great ships that seem likely to be the ships of the future. Hitherto it cannot be said that Tilbury has been a cheerful place, except to those who could ...

... Rlussiani fleer', -: ui will tie repaired.` Atrince Oscar Frederick dsmakd ~ ai~f~ having, stopped some hours took'diis-depature for ?? v lier gurea thedanten ttes anmoldewc f.the. j~a`cdj6 he 1eThwsarCm's have iA Rsom.e pacemaflet~ ithuebs,' tisttodju'te ...

... third reading of thi Bill, P Mr. BARTLEY omplainled that, under the time 'M closure, supplementary estimte, ivolvin fresh B depature in expenditure, had been passed wcthoutjny tt opportunity of discussion being afforded to the House. t b ?? referred iar ...

... astale of th*0e, impossible. People passing from their ships in the roads to the shore. r Weighed, and forced the ship by steam through the ice to five fathoms water. Perceived no attempt to reach the ship from the shore; and large floes near us rendering ...

... Parnell'by adopting any part of his pro- to grareas their own, is a feeling of annoyance amongs pa the Wvhig leaders, that a new depature in policy to should Late been contemplated behind their backs. In re any case the moderate Liberals would have declined to ...

... II lelill i t1 r oylil''l t u N 111tl 1, il i oi~ilttt ?? Joh Etodt)AdY,-11tii htsorges ande Lod lilly Grl ley too t Ir l depatur ?? ?? forenoitoln.l' ar'i vall Majotf- tit isluetltit on andot o Cat. I ondetion htad a it i inl forI &terv'u'i weith Ielar~qv~l ...

... ninr of tile 2.thl OF February. I was m duced to ti'tnsiait you a despatui on - that day, ta vnty-11 lon hours befbro the depature, unr ordinary circilmstalices, of the last mnil for the steamer, so as to reach Boston in time for the sailing of thle packet ...

... of Africa station is also perteotlr in di telligible-it in the Marine Follyof England. ere es remains a floating balance o ships upon pEr- n. ticular serviee. Now, Without revealing any great he game they have in hand, ministers might 3X saffely, a the ...

... liberty of conscience. beinj ?? tfo re il the e DEPATURE OF THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SP Clude NIAGARAA.-On Saturday forenoon at a quarter past 11, been the British and North Americaa Rloyal Mail Steam-ship missi Niagara, Capt. Leitch, sailed from the Mersey ...

... Claimant was even worse than that of Mr. Skipworth, and he 'desIred'it to be read. Mr. Hawkins haying done so, their lord- ships made an order for the Claimant and Mr. Skipworth to be brought up on Wednesday morn- ing next at 10 o'clock. Mr. Justibe H1onyman ...