... The depression in Australia is causing the exodus of many labourers to the CapG. The last steamer that sailed from Melbourne to the Cape had on board 145 steerage paste ;gers. Many of these men were on their way to the South African diamond and gold fields ...

... lizdlge?Ti,)U, L coitain Pil,,?: a?(i l,ai La LL AILL st-'i)Pl)'N'igL)ur ?cl P, ire B i,6,,14&LL 4TS P-event L'A- L L pre%,ext Sail,,w. Blot?-by Skiii3. pre,exit A?nemi;t. ...

... St. Kilda, 620, Vivians. Valencia, 8s. 3d. fuel, Scoresby, 1,150, Atlaatift Co. Lisbon, 6s. 3d., Alf s, 600, Burgest and Co. SAIL, King's Lvnn, 5s. 7ID., Wella, 360, Williams aacl Co. ...

... joined the 2nd Battalion of the Rifle Brigade, j jeing at that time about* 27 years of age. In he following year his raiment set sail for the* Crimea, and Broad took. part in tho SebastopoL inkersoan, nnd Ahnf. engngeuionts. At the :lose of the war he v £ &s ...

... TALBCT. will load at LIVERPOOL and sail on the 13th JANUARY, taking goods direct to Manchester via the newly- opened Canal. For further particulars as to rates, etc., ap.ly to JOHN.BACON- LIMITED. SWANSEA. P.S.—Regular Sailings to follow. SECOND SWANSEA LIBERAL ...

... age, who was a sailor on board the s.s. Corrwg, of Cardiff. He was seen under the influence of drink on the night the Corrwg sailed, and about two hours after she left the port it appears that he went in search of the ship and fell into the dock, as nothing ...

... off ever, pimple, spot, or disifgurement. Slniling bottles of Sulplie! ine. At Ramsey Reg tils on Wednesday the Brjtnnala sailed over the eocwe aion*. The Kev. John Lynch, M.A., incumbent ot SL Joliti a ChmTh. Moukstown, Dublin, committed suicide on ...

... were burned to death. Reports received by the Board of Trade indicate that last month 158 lives were lost at sea—119 on j sailing vessels and 39 on steamships. The 50s. All-Wool Suits supplied by Owen and Co., Oxford-street, are unequalled. KAY'S TIC PILLS ...

... inquent was held on Wednesday at Looe. Com,v:^l. on tlie body ot Mr..Tosepb Thomas Harty. surjjpon. who started in a «mall sail- ing boat with a retired mariner, named Bow- man. o:i the 7tl; inst. to visit a mtient at Plymouth. It. is supposed ihe lx>s»t ...

... Mn. ANDREW ROBERT HAMMOND, the managing director of the Matabele Gold .\iines Development, sails for South Africa in the course of i- low day ditys..Mr, Hammond takes with the necessary plant, machinery, and equipment lor the purpose oi opening up the ...

... Devoran. arsenic Dec. 23.—Stinit Fisher, s, 184. Barrow, tin.p)&t8 bars. Sol-.vay Prince, s. 99. Harrington, scran steel- SAILINGS. NORTH DO JK. Dee. 27,-Aulora. (Norronn), Watchet. Honer (Def-re). Abeithaw. Two Brothers (Rowles), Mitforo. Eire!>-ic ...

... (M'Iiw«a) Wave 79 (Williams, Bristol M viiyr « 72 (Everett) Bristol Jessie 92 (Keams) Dublitt 1.. he red s -385 (PoreiasBJ Belrari SAILED Jan. 4. Research 114 (McCiehan^ pcndalk Xwig 110 (M'Cready) Gla^w Minnie Coles98 tMai-row) Grays Honor 42 (!> ...