... responding to the toast, said that ere persr n ce board could not but belp being much struck ?? the remarkable steadiness of the ship. IL ras very pleasant to bear that the N'1s.tei hJ4 attained a speed of nearly 19 ktots ?? hour, which was considerably above ...

... with all hands. ?? ._ a AN UNSEAWORTHY SHIP. The Falmouth borough magistrates, assisted by . two nautical ?? Harris, ?? f and Captain Hight-have investigated a case of b glleged unseaworthliness in a vessel. 'The ship in c ?? .is the Mary Mitchenson, of ...

... raised to A62,ffl. The oxpde su; h goeiieal fund account for the year was £X ii r When the Lord Chancellor was takin gationi depatur t few days ago, from Ipssovich Railway an, tw A p R of girls, after havieg paid their frd were inforid fot wi ol, their luggage ...

... In spport-of the applies- tion he read the affidavit of Mr. A. bE. Ashley, which setout that he latedy traded in co-partner- ship with Mr. C. bE. Bean and Mr. J. G. Russell. That the assets of the late firm partly Cori- , sisted of goods, to the value of ...

... was read from Mr-. Robson, borough architect and surveyor, dated the 2nd instant -, Having received an offer of a partner- ship in London which my frienida advise me to accept, I lose ito timne in laying tbe drcumstanes respectfully oefore you. As tifme ...

... ' a ship, after calling at the Cape of (rood Hope, will sail to he nextbourn, will thence proceed to Ho'bart Town, and hednx the Sydney, and, on leaving Australia, will go to e ?? isles. Having visited the different islands of this group the ship will ...

... bank had ouspended payment, in conisequencei of the refusal of the London banks to disicounit some paper repro. I aeneting shipping securities which were considered objectionable. The liabilities are roughly eatl. mated at from one and -a ball to foury ...

... HANDS. On Saturday, a telegram was received by Messrs. WA'. Harrison and Co., Newcasile, owners of the ship Oromoctoo, froma Now York, stating that the ship and the whole of the crew-16 in number-' had been lost with the exception of one man, who had arrived ...

... sit roil. tre -. ilransron who, on rising to acmnowledge hi ion the presentation, vas received with loud chears, Y' of ?? Wor'ship, ellow biirgessel-(cheers)- ' av, ind Iadies and gentlemeb, I Amconsdioui that I it the have received to-day a very distinguished ...

... address ?? - al My Lordse .If I had-been leftto the exacise of nmJ Ommto discretion, I should have decined ddressngyoprLord. Ca ships. - But, my Lords, I aen acting i dischargeofimy wi duty, in obedience to the judgment of my Learned Col- ac hagues-who thin ...

... STEAM- SHIP BALTIC. libe By the United States steam-slhip Baltic, Comstock, coin- abl anemandier, we have adviceefroun New ork t h t ntn will The Baltic sailed two days after her time, and brought CY ice$150,000 in specie on freight. The steam-ship Atlantic ...

... shmpi-rights, IVe about fosriy strong, supported the Royal standard, the on union jack, and a splendid model of the largest steam- ship in the world, the British Queen, an appropriate em- beofteir craft for the day. The omasons and other ~in trades looked ivell ...