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... THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. 9; ~~~(o~r'rCcAL iO(FOROOATION.) Da, ?? JULY 80. tie, The entire squadron, consisting of five magnificent 4 ;ships of war, nlow about to proceed to the consummation of ,la, this great enterprise, are at thibi time anchored in the ...
... CHURCHILL: The Atlantic cnunyitncooseuayossoiiienoll,nasintassPeciainiurTiakr_. ii. MR. CHURCHILL began statement Results unprecedented in add—this the eha_nea!tiditcaottyl4tinaoaunnuiel terday with a review of events leading to the occu- , 9 pation ...
... 460 miles have been totally c lost, and a company l need have great resouces when they take to sinking 40,0001. or 60,0001, at the bottom of the j Atlantic by way of experiment. t The Agamemnon isavery much strained. a e The Head-Mastership of St. John's ...
... MR. CYRUS FIELD AND THE ATLANTIC CABLE. The grand banquet given by the members of the Chamber of Comeerce at the Metropolitan Hotel on the evening of the15th, in honour of Cyrus W. Field, was a perfect success. About two hundred people were present, ...
... crew of the Welcoune, which had already disappeared beneath the waves. The steamship proved to be the R.M.S. Massachusetts, belonging to the Atlantic Transport Company, from New York for London. The thiee boats remained in the neighbourhood for nearly ...
... dad tion. The ries' (wailing), -.Liverpool. lady Carson, Lady Beatty. and Lady Ships cleared .-----.:-. - wa d - • • • rm . Ilse crew of the Centurion have been point is: if we immediately indeed were ia the Ladies' Gallery. Ships at any one flounced ...
... fur Traaauxy W.l'ana Robina«.n Bharaa, * ...
... been recomnmended for the society's silver medal during the past half-year: Lieutenant Baron Von St. Paul, R.M., and Lieutenant F. O. Pyin, R.M., of her Majesty's ship Pearl, for saving William Burroughs, a marine ardileryman, off Portsmouth, on the 23rd ...
... exM; No. 30.37' Eighth Army is Pushing North to F .rm Link With Fifth Ital i ans may GERMANS BETWEEN ARE ESCAPING BY AIR T e ll U-b oa t rE Fi sa rmAlyrmeLbitisistridgeisheeandgaign the ed inSalerinmo be advasnwc i i n n g g ind gh s t tuth-e m a y st ...
... Legatioa during the Armenian every variety of tenure. la niggescres of 1811 e in Conatantinople. The areas the large is rm. tioa in The Atlantic of • presented, sad the small owner, weir stber of Martyrs was the beginning of he poemss the same standard of ...
... tor tbe at of 6660,000 storks sae year of the parted , .. 0 o This is mere than sulbstent to tke 'newest and Sinking Fund 01 the present or Debenture Milk six tinge* Over. C, and Wlnkreorth Consolidated Mini. Ltd. who will hold all Mosel snore ...
... the Germans have yet make will be of any use torn! been able to sink in a temper. it is at the bottom of the sea. able month, and second, that It seems to me that if ever then while Ge rm• is submarine was a case for the shifting of ern. efficiency has ...