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... and at the clooa hearty vote of thanks wee carried to Ur. Wills amid load SraoßßLAiro Working Men’s Club.—Lbctdbb bt Eli Bobbitt.—Last night, under the aocpicM of the newij-eetabliihed Working Men’s Club,» lecture we* de- Uvered Theatre Hojal, Bedford ...
... brain. Hearn. Bennum and Olsrko wore both in attendance, and prodnoed for the guidance of the corner t.nd jury plan the Elibu Bobbitt Sondbelakd. —Last night, lecture was delivered under the auspices of the Sunderland Working Uen’a Cluh.tn the Theatre Royal ...
... other nouca incident to a battle. Another, and jet more touching incident of a «»harwyter waa y«.t«nU.» tornhy C.pUin George Bobbitt, ot Gen. Greeham » rUff, owl of which bimcaU witnew. Uimng the fierco ounonading Nickajack a email bird came and parched upon ...
... ) on the 19.b instant,sbort of provisions and water. She reports having had easterly galea ever since they left The Ann, Bobbitt, from Shields for Colchester; and Alu. i, Davis, from Blyth for Boole, put into Lowestoft .n tire 19th inti ...
... Clyde, Nairns, from Odessa, arrived at Falmouth, the 20th The Woodland Lass, Wright, from Sunderland for Southwold; Ann, Bobbitt, tor Woodbridge; and T. Hubbuck, Waters, far Poole, both from Shields; Elizabeth, Watson, from Rochester for Sunderland, and ...
... Howlett, for Shields; Elizabeth & Sarah, Ringwood, from )(Macy for Shields; Endeavour, Ripley, from London for Whitby; Ann, Bobbitt, from Ipswich for Littleferry; Prosperity, Dicks, for Shields; Falcon, of Sunderland. A vessel of about 800 or 900 tons, painted ...
... heavy weather from St. Vincent. The Steadfast, Newton, from Lyme for Sunderland sailed fnin Lowestoft the 2nd inst. The Ann, Bobbitt, from Shield* for Woodbridge ■ailed from Lowestoft on the 2od inst. The Mary, Lovcll, from London for Shields, was in L westoft ...
... Telegraph, Thompson, from Harwich for Sunderland, having replaced boom; Cunliffe, Richardson, from London for Shields; Ann, Bobbitt„ from Ipswich for Stockton: (Spey, Ringrose, from London for Shields; Hopewell, Reeves, front Maldon for Sunderland. sailed ...
... staff again, and five minutes after this posted I shall be off for Poeensano.—Correspondent of Daily Telegraph. THB FTG Ilf BOBBITT A. Tbe comspondent of the Tima, writing from Berlin on the 28th alt,, eej*Yciterday morning strong body of man cavalry and ...
... telegraph service. Sailed—The Miranda (h). Marshall, from Newcastle for London. Jules, Dubois, from Sunderland for Gravelinea, Bobbitt, from Newcastle fjr Woodbridge. Blackness, Hughes, from London for Sunderland, having replaced mainmast. *f- . , _ Great Yabmolth ...
... WEST HARTLEPoOL ARRIVED, April 3.—Ann, Bobbitt, Newcastle; G. Pyman, Eyman, Dieppe. SAILED, April 3.—Die Traube, Lang, Jubeck; Calthorp, Wardboule, Blakeney: Blandina, bkuldt Blankneae; Fortuna, SkacLt, Wisman. COLLIERS ARRIVED AT GRAVESEND. APRIL 2.—Mermaid ...
... smooth on the bar. The Elliott, Douglas, from Sunderland for Point de (hate, was of Dover on Monday. The Elizabeth, and Sarah, Bobbitt, from Shields for Maldon, left Lowestoft on Monday. The Waterloo, Wordingham, from Fecamp, for Shields, paesedoweatft on Saturday ...