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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... of Sunderland, from London for Penang, put in at Plymouth on Wednesday, with mainmastbead sprang. The Elizabeth and Sarah, Bobbitt, for Faversham; and Falcon, Lewis, both from Shields, put in at Lowestoft on Thursday. The Pomona; Italian brig, Ferro, from ...
... Southwold ; Elizabeth, Hartley, from Seabam for Southampton; Queen, Sterry, from Beccles for St. Vaery; and Elizabeth and Sarah, Bobbitt, from Shields for Faversham ' left Lowestoft on Sunday. The Genii, Kenna, from Sunderland for Calcutta, put in at Mauritius ...
... Shields 6ll P.M. Stockton CII P.M. Newcert e 6* 1 Myth Sunderland 6ll Berwick Hartlepool 417 The Elizabeth and Sarah, Bobbitt, from London for Lynn, left Lowestoft on Thursday. The Thetis,Bastard, for Havre. at Harwich, has stopped leaks , and will ...
... the promstty, - JACKSON, ADCTIOBBEI. ' Lot l ALL that FBKBHOLD 'D WE LLINO IX HOUBI with tvo Tanoo*, the oooapaticnof Hearn Bobbitt and Fawairr, being Noe. M end U, Camden Lana (behind androw’a Cbapo'Voootaining three Braae the the ttraand Floor, and thne ...
... arrived Jan. Wave, PovelL from Hsftfa . J.b. 2ft-Qactn log- Übd, Atkin*, from Pljßoatfc. OiLTESTOW, CIOMOd J«. WentWOllh, Bobbitt, for Brmta. fAV FBAKCI9OO. Cleared J*o. 25 ~ nou* cheater, Le °, .r Loadctf. SPORTIHSe aqdatiob. *»D LOJUDBB BO* **>’. Lut ...
... DEATH OF BOBBITT, A Beater's telegram from How York'reports that Borritt, ■‘the learned blaeksmttb,” diadon Tuesday. Borritt wee born in December, 1810, at New Britain, in Conneotlont, end was conaequaUy In hie 69ta year. White waking at bla trade Jl ...
... THAT YOO GOT IT. EOKITT’B BQUABB BLOB UMd iu ib« PRINCE ol WALES’S LA DRY. BOKITT’B BLOB UMd in Um , EDINBURGH'S LAPNDBY. BOBBITT’S BQOABB BLOB IniuKlby tko ct». . bru» **•* olHißMrty. / _ ' . •L; ■ ...
... Subsequently Wild was treated M. Pasteur. The cause of death is not stated pending a examination. Yeeterday, while Mr Joseph Bobbitt, retired decorator, of Highbury Hill, London, was cleaning a double-barrelled gun which'be did uot know was loaded, the weapon ...