... for sale; tho>e, however, were of a good quality, and tilt sales effected obtained encouraging prices,— Wvtford (fa* Shipping intelligence. DUBLIN— Dbckm>u 30. Ikwards from FoMMom. —Nil- Clkarkd Kokkio!*.— NiL Loadino Outwariw Foreign.— Nil. Enter*.!) Inwards ...

... favourable to tbe Allies, would have been shortly afterwards in circulation among tbe persons who usually receive Russiaq intelligence, and nothing of tbe kind seemed to arrived up to the close of business. This being New Yearq Day, there wss business transacted ...

... marines belonging her Majesty’s ships who were killed at Petropaulovski, or who have since died of their wounds. —I am, &c., Chari.es Frederick, Commodore. Ralph Osborne, Eaq., M-i*- of men Ule belonging her Majesty’s ship Piqne, who were killed, or who ...

... during this year have comprised 191 ships, measuring 167,6b0 tons, and carrying out 37,937 passengers. The last quarter of the year, as compered with the thitd quarter, only shows decline the clearances of fohr ships and about 8,300 tons. The number on ...

... (Dr. Manifold, staff surgeon), assisted by the surgeon of the ship (Dr. bi'Cann) and by the different officers on board. The Blenheim, 60, screw block-ship, Captain W. H. Hall, has stripped ship Portsmouth harbour, and will move into steam basin to-morrow ...

... illness he has been staying at Balaklava, the residence of Lord Raglan, whoso kindness has been that of a friend. This intelligence will give as much pleasure his numerous friends in tbit neighbourhood as to his countrymen generally.—Cfonme/ Chroniclf ...

... presence, and hall them with their Inspiriting aijeers. Hsr Majesty, are told, stood waving her handkerchief towards the mighty ships of war, *nd the brave band of heroes, they fearlessly went forth on ttielr grand mission. When Miss NtoßrntOAtE and her fifty ...

... believe it is because Ministers have agreed to postpone their dissensions in the hope that few days may bring some decisive intelligence from the Crimea. There is (ittle use in recapitulating the statements which are freely circulating in every place where ...

... barracks in mins rather than a city. RUSSIAN AND FORCE Ilf THE CRIMEA. If Rh_y fniih c«n be pteceii in addressed to, «nd intelligence by Oefriian jcurnaia from Odessa, considerable bodies infantry are being pushed down to the Crimea frofai tne Bessarabian ...

... Wales, the shipping coastwise, colonial and foreign, was 15,612,289 ; steam, 3,853,773. In Scotland,—shipping, 1,848 240 ; steam, 1,061,101. In Ireland,—shipping, 1.011,504 ; steam, 1,459,576. In England, the proportion of steam to shipping was one-fifth ...

... that her Majesty may go oo board her to-day, e» roots from Gosport to Osborne, although tbe ship is not in the beet plight for such visit. The loading the ships at Southampton with supplies of wooden bouses and other stores on account of tbe French government ...

... Saturday a collision look „ . , from th. Bank England this morning for transmission. kennel West Uck 12th, Re. Cross; ; stesm-ship, belonging to the Cork Steam Company, and g[ p etersb g advices mratloo >lig4i« in 15th, Leap Bridge; 19lh,Derriqneen. Wi ...