... to prate:{ life and property by all the means at their disposal. several Bills laving been advanced a stage, their Lord. ships adjourned at twentydlre minutes to seven obba•k, till Tuesday, when the second reading of the Itinyloyers' habihty Biil will ...

... remembered that the British India Steam Navigation Company's ship Modems picked up the mate and five men on the 17th ultimo, and brought them on to Bombay. By means of the telegraph the intelligence of the wreck of the Makable- Atrur and the probable danger ...

... the ero wde ..ttoym and in the seclude(' hamlet, in barns and in outlining, those who slept in fields or under hedgerows, in ships, boats, and barges, those who scarcely ever venture off our rivers or canals—all passed under the calculation of the enumerator ...

... in any case. • A land battle in which ships take part has a somewhat strange sound, but we have more than once had experience of it. At the Alma the shelling the 'Russian position on the heights by the English ships did something to decide the fortunes ...

... when the ship is arranged for the night, to look round the warn, cabin and slimed forget the surrounding waste of savage desolation. Dangers and difficulties and miseries ran never be excluded in this kingdom of darknees and winter. No ship can be so ...

... which had beret to surrey the positions abnut Uolcfllno , returned yesterday evenings OfM•ers had lowan sent troop all the ships, erupt the French The French Alcor* declined the invitation without assigning any cause the Touidsh frigate &Alineut.-A ...

... Fos, now wintering to ballot Strait. . . . A notice of which Use following Is .. . removed. • tiek Yq 1847. —Her Majesty's ships Jerebas and Terror wintered in the ice lat. 70 05 N.. tuog 06 21 W., having hieingy Island, 74 N Joan. 91 afte &wended Wellington ...

... received his discharge, and was sent on board hie old ship to finish his apprenticeship, which he completed, and then sailed as an A.B. in another local %/noel. While lying at the Sore in this ship, he was /Whitt premed for the navy, and again sent ..n ...

... be got out of people's heads. You don't make money out of a ship the line, nor shotikl you nut of a church, nor should you out of a college, nor 01111.1 you out of a theatre, l'ay your ship's officers, your church officers, your college tutors, and your ...

... by this work. Sir Edward Reed went out there at the invitethm of the naval authorities, for whom he had constructed three ships. lie was everywhere feted by the chief dignitaries ; he remained all his time in the neighbourhood of Tokio, the capital, and ...

... One bap dred thousend barrels are exported from? these cities every succes.ive week, the owl of each barn! rang'ngat the shipping place from one dollar and seventy , five cents, or seven ahillinge to one dollar and twenty-five cents, five skillinge, apiece ...

... WINTER SCENES AT CRONSTADT. Intelligence received from Croneta,lt states that the early advent of winter has occasioned scenes which have not been witnessed for many year.. As a rule the merchant moles are usually deserted the uasneut the ice makes it ...