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... of his own life, saved some of his fellow-creatures from a watery grave. Ycsterday Capt. Jones (of the Rhoda; bound for Alexcandria; jumped into the float and raved the life of a youth who iad'P falleji in. Thisist &iutth person saved in this city in a ...
... from Fowey-theThomas, H irris, from Truro-thi Friends, Edwards, and the Bristol Pocket, Chidiv, froti Bideford-'he John and Mary, Ttucker, from Smalcombe--the Friendshi., Slocombe, and the Sociable Friends, Gimbleti, from tuit hli -the Barleycorn, Rowland ...
... wan run, and what was tho name of winnin' 'ossos.'' Wicklow professor, reproving youth for tho exercise of his fists, nuid, We fight with our hnads hero. _ Tho youth considered, and replied that butting wasn't considered fair at bin last school. An ...
... and was established in connection with the -i examination of masters and mates. It had had added V to it the light dues, saving of life at sea, and charges t connected with the relicf of distressed seamen, fe r qnotcd figures relating to the expenditure ...
... other only a few are reported to have been saved. Mianelh is situated in nurth lat. 37deg. 27min., east long. 47deg. 43rmin A. liic ox'r aTE:I GRAxNDR All1EE.-Dr.1rogers, of London, msites to thoe Thiev:- There died in the infix miary of a London workhouse ...
... William Miles, Pikle, from Jamaica; tco 'Two Friends, Malony, t.from Kinsale ; t1ce Miranda, Brock, from Cape de Verde; tire Pomtona, Sisitis, fromi Trinidad ; the Arctic, Morely, Ls from Wexford; the Friends, Thomas, acid thle Thetis, Davis, IC fr-em Limer-iel ...
... beaoh. w1e had a fearful day's work, with no sheiter fro from the scorching sun. I did not attempt to save anything the more of my own, for the sa~ving of the specie was paramount topa everything. We pitched asmall tenton the sand-onshore,and peal have ...
... American authorities) for advancing the slave traffic, are anxious to suppress it. We have friends in France, too, and I take the liberty of saying wve have a friend -an abolitionist-where one would least be expected, in the Vatican, for the Pope has issued ...
... of the domestic wvent, he was ultimately urce'sftil through othet means, and his intrigue was dis- Lc)vered by the girl, who informed her master of his dis. anour. The Portuatuese have a very different method of ,-ttlihg such affair, to the English mode ...
... from Padstow-the m Sisters, William, from Poole-the Triton, German, from Lon- *ndo-the Jane, Pill, from Ilfracormbe-the Friends, Price, from e Minehead. el Coasters entered ?? Jupiter, Hill, for Liverpool- t the Unity, Pill, for Bideford-the Blessing ...
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