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... NOTICE. I THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED THAT THE MEDINA, GEORGE IV. AND MALMESBORY STEAM PACKETS W\ LL alternately (during the remainder of the Season) leave SOUTHAMPTON for COWES every Morning at Half-past Eight, and After- noon at Two o clock ...
... good deal of activity displayed among the shipwrights in the various yards on the vessels at present under repair. Id the Medina Dock the St. Annts, is being coppered. A Swedish brig and a Dutch galliot (Charm) are also in the hands of Messrs. White, ...
... servant to Mr. C. Garrett, who ploughed his half acre iu 2h. l-iai. Sheep-shearing; lit Claw.—The Ist premium was awarded David Chapman of littletun; the 2d to Jonathan Biffin of Chiverell; and the to William lop of Littleton. Second Class, —The Ist premium ...
... barque Pilgrim, and brig Elbe, with coals 1 rom Sunderland. Arrived, the Sylvia, revenue cutter, — the Stag is still up lhe Medina. Arrived, on Wednesday, the Dutch galiot Harmonic, Boer, from Surinam for Amsterdam, with ioss of sans, boats, &c. and leaky ...
... Southampton. Tub Earl of Elgin. ?? The correspondent of the Globe intormed the readeis of that psDer on Saturday Ust, tbat ihe Earl ot Elgin bad embarked in the Itis for Jamaica, adding to the figment a prodigiously amusing account of the Earl baying slyly ...
... NEWPORT, SATURDAY, Oct. 25 The River Medina Navigation Improvement Company. A meeting of the shareholders of thia undertaking- was convened at the Town Hall, on Wed- nesday, which, in consequence of the Sessions, and there being' a very numerous attendance ...
... r-hed niift, London, SOUTHAMPTON, ISLE WIOHt. PORTSMOUTH. rPHßPublio are reapeclfully uiformed, that MEDINA, JAHCI IKIGHT, COMMANDER, GEORGE THE FOURTH, DAVID CORK, commander; anß TO* MALMESBURY iAMfcA H. KNIGHT, JON. COMMANDER; Will commence ruDOiog on the ...
... Rutland, K.G. a Trustee of the Royal Agricultural Society ot England. Earl of Stamford and Warrington. Earl of Coventry. Earl of Stradbroke. a Gov. of the Royal Agrle. Society* Earl Ducle. Vice-President of tbe Royal Agric: Society. Lord Rayleigb. a Gov ...
... Rutland, E.G. a Trustee of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. Earl of Stamford and Warrington. Earl of Coventry. Earl of Stradbroke, a Gov. of the Royal Agric. Society- Earl Ducle. Vice-President of tbe Royal Agric: Society. Lord Rayleigh. a Gov ...
... Rose. Yachts for the ;>0(. Cop—Paul Pry, Guerilla, Harriet, Then se. Arrow, Meuia, F.li/.aheth, (J Moore, esq.) Elizabeth, (Earl ami Dolphin, Itchcn Hoys—Rose, Thomas and Jane, Lark, Lively, T«o Brothers, William ami Ann, Henry, Dart. Row Boats—Mary, Nelson ...
... 28 guns. Captain Wm. Hobson, sailed on Saturday tor the tast ludies. H. M. Brit, Waierwitcb, (lately purchased frotn I the Earl of Belfast,) commanded by Lieutenant John l Adams, went out of the harbour, on Thursday, and proceeded to sea immediately to ...
... match. On Tuesday the earl of Wilton gave a pic nic party on onboard his yacht, and proceeded on a short cruize, but owingto calms did not reach the anchorage until 5 a.m. of the next day. The R.T. Y.C. schooner Enchantress, the Earl of Cardigan, having ...