... THE CRUISE. The small things of life are the terrible, says a popular writer of our day, and the saying is true. Let us all look back on the most important events of our life, and in what slight accidents have they originated! The following story seems ...

... MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES. Messrs Thomas Cook and Son are announcing two very attractive cruises in the steamship Britannia. This vessel is advertised to leave London on January 15th for the Mediterranean and Levant, giving passengers an opportunity of visiting ...

... THUE CRUISE OF THE = DEvAsTAIO. i A special correspondent of the Times, writing from Bantry on tie 4th inst., gives the following account of the Devastation :-The strong winds and tumbling seas which prevailed during the time the De vastation lay with ...

... THE CRUISE OF THE INDEFATIGABLE. A NOVA SCOTIAN ANNIVERSARY. [FROM OUR COORESPONDMXT. I I E[,HA~ir-.TT , N.S., 22nd June, i899. My last letter was written from BarbadoF where we remained till the 8th Hav, wheu, the ) Talbot having arrived two days previously ...

... THE SCIENTIFIC CRUISE.? Her Majesty's ship Alert, Captain Sir George Narep, sailed from Portsmouth early on Tuesday, fo* two years' survey of the South Pacine. The crew are supplied with Arctic clothing. ...

... THE ROYAL CRUISE. H1er M3nectyv Prince .Albert, end the Royal suite ar. rived at the Exeter station from Plymouth nt It o'clock on the wornir:n o! the 1.th inst., hir special train. It vras expected that the Queen would retuain for a short time nt the ...

... CRUISE TO CORNWALL. It will be seen upon reference to an advertise- ment in another column that at the end of next week there will be a cruise in the Britannia to Penzanco, Falmouth, and the Scilly Isles. Tickets mUsr. be purchased on or before July 13th ...

... I THE CRUISE OF THE RAPID. [FFoM OuR OWvT CorEBEs5NDZNT.] Uni, July 24th, 1892. We left Sydney on May 17th, arrived at More. ton Bay on the 21st, and on the 22nd went tip the Brisbane River, and moored opposite Govern- ment lHouse, where we found H.M ...

... THE CRUISE FOR THE ATALANTA. ArN officer In the channel squadron forwarde the Ifollowing, dated Bantry Bay, May 10:- On the 14th of April the channel squadron left Gibraltar for the Azores in the hope that something might have been seen or heard of ...

... THE CRUISE OF THE BACCHANTE. ?? -_ A__ - _ ,1A L him fan -.A 4-1- 134-.n The Prince of Wales took his two sons, the Princes Albert Victor and George or Wales, to Portsmouth yes. terday afternoon, travelling by a Royal special train on the Brizhton Railway ...

... THE CRUISE OF THE FLEET. A correspondent of the Telegraph summarises the trials and observations which have been made during the cruise of the combined Channel and Mediterranean Fleets. In respect of sailing, setting aside the Royal Oak, Prince Consort ...

... iTHE CRUISE OF THEC GALATEA. ?? A { 1 1 A4 .. ?? ?? ?? The (jalaten, 0aptain ?? Du Ks of Cidinburg-i, h G., left Sjdney at (;.30 p.m, on the (6h April, and pass-d the -nares oft the southern extremity of New Z altndl-the only land seen on the psseage-at ...