... SHPPING I.TELLIGENCE, DUBLIN SHIPPING LISr-YasmTnRDY. WiroND-southerly; light, -dull. Barometer, 3O.tO. Amtwru-Voreign steamers-Ndi. Foreign Sailins VtweLs-lDuu itaffnogezL, bltnimichi, deais. ~Stezn Co1- lIers-Teesdale, Troon; Wansiell, lrviuc; St Kevin ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. DUBLIN SHIPPING UST-YESTERDAY. Wind and Weather - Westerly, strong breeze dulL Barometer—29 65. Arrived with general cargo, Ac—Ss Lord O'Neill, from Baltimore; ss Caprivi, from Philadelphia; « Eleanor, ss Irene, Shamrock, Anglesey ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ! DUBLIN SHIPPING LIST-SaTI RDAT. Wind anil Weather -Westerly breeie; floe. ! ter—3olo. Armed with *»ner*l cargo, Ac—S Bose, » Irene, a Violet, Anglesey, from Holyhead; Mom Roee, M Mary Monica, Nugget, from Port brawl; Rwtrerur ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, I~~ ~ _ I -DUBLIN SHIPPING LIST-YEVTERtD5X. WIND AND WLnTiHER-WS W to W X X; am, gale, with heavy rain; p in, fresh and cloudy. Barometer, 29.45. ARInvAtLs-Foroign Steamers-Nil. Foreign Sailing Vessels-Nd. Steam Colliers - Palermo ...

... at the expiration of that time to be sent to the Reformnatory at Rehobobth for live years, he being a P'rotestant. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE FATAL ACCIUiMT AT Sma.-The Annie, which ar- ili dat Kisstown Yesterday, Iron, Fast Port,4 N. S., fir Dublin, seports ...

... additional space would be of very great benefit. There being no objection or opposition, The inquiry terminated. SHIPPING iNTELLIGENCE. DUBLIN SHIPPING uLIST-YEsTEZaA.Y Barometer-29 70. Wind and ?? breeze, with rain. Arrived-Foreign sailing ?? from Buonos Ayres ...

... loading-for MobIlei a tiost central and favourable position, their packet ship ! lenzi, commanded by Captain William Murphy,' wh-' Iasi established quits a reputation for his ship by-her i txtreordimary quick passages wlthia the last 'few years in the American' ...

... on the day in question , she was 1 laden with ballast for the ship Fidelity ; ln discharging, the boat lay between the ship and the quay wall ; when the tide was,- runaning. out, the ship was incliniuig over the boat; the, men employed in the boat called ...

... for a voyage out and haick in ?? Rus:, bimt he had violatedl his igreement by camving the ship seine dalys ago. Under the provisions of the Merchant Shipping Act, Wil1l sodl 18th Vict., cap. 104, the comnplaimisnt waa halsc to a severe penalty for ilis ...

... fence. It was an information, filed by the Attorney-Ge- neral, for forfeiture of the ship Anne. The information contained four counts. The first was for forfeiture of the ship, she being found in the port of New Ross, having upwards of 100 pounds weight of ...

... to ship at Nantz. However, wlienI the order was given the plaintilf' had not tile corn in hands, but had to purchase it from another party upwards of IOU, miles from Nantz. The plaintiff had given Messrs. Egan to e under stand that lie had a ship (a smail ...

... in the registered shipping. belonging, to them. In 1861 the inward trade of Dublin was represented by 8,226 ves- sels, with a tonnage of 1,255,489 tons, and an out- ward trade of 4,362 vessels and 879,439 tons; the re- gistered shipping numbering 553. In ...