Wreck of the Ship " Sir Robert Peel."
THE intelligence received by the steamer Thistle, relative to a veesel being ashore on the coast, supposed to be the Lord Auckland, was of course communicated to the Portmaster,…
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Wreck of the Ship "Sir Robert Peel."
The steamer Thistle reported, on her arrival from the Hunter on. Tuesday eight, baring passed a large vessel ashore about two miles to the northward of Cepe Three Points…
Continued on Trove, page 374 →Steam to Australia. (To the Editor of the Hongkong Register.) Her Majesty's Steamer Vulture, Hongkong, September 21st, 1846
SIR,—The rapid strides of steam have extended its usefulness, under the auspicies of the enterprising P. and O. Steam Navigation Company during the past year to this distant station, and anticipating a yet further…
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The intelligence received by the steamer Thistle, relative to a vessel being ashore, on the coast, was communicated to the Portmaster, who received instructions from the Governor to take any steps that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Steam to Australia. (To the Editor of the Hongkong Register.) Her Majesty's Steamer Vulture, Hongkong, September 21st, 1846
Sir,—The rapid strides of steam have extended its usefulness, under the auspicies of the enterprising P. and O. Steam Navigation Company during the past year to this distant station, and anticipating a yet further…
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LOSS OF THE " ELIZABETH WALKER."—On Saturday last Captain Gillies, the officers, and crew of the barque Elizabeth Walker, belonging to Port Glasgow, arrived here" in two boats, that vessel…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Steam to Australia. (To the Editor of the Hongkong Register.) Her Majesty's Steamer Yulture, Hongkong, September 21st, 1846
SIR.—The ripid strides of steam have extended its usefulness, under the auspices of the enterprising P. and O. Steam Navigation Company during the past year to this distant station, and…
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WE are sorry to have to report the loss of the Lydia, which left Sydney about three weeks since to load at Port Fairy for London. We republish two accounts of the unfortunate…
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DEAR SI[?],—You will feel deeply, no doubt, with me, for the unfortunate accident which has befallen the Lydi[?]. Having arrived at this place under the best prospects, with a fresh breeze, by half-past two o'clock,…
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We regret to have to report the loss of the Lydia at Belfast. She left Sydney about 3 weeks since for Port Fairy, to load for London. We copy the following from the Portland Gazette…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wreck of the Lydia. To Messrs. Smith and Campbell, Sydney
Dear Sirs,—You will feel deeply, no doubt, with me' for the unfortunate accident which has befallen the Lydia. Haying arrived at this place under the best prospects, with a fresh breeze, by half-past two o'clock…
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The following is an account of the Great Western's outward voyage. The details are drawn up by a passenger:— He commences by stating that the Great Western sailed…
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THE following is an account of the Great Western's outward voyage The details are drawn up by a passenger:— He commences by stating that the Great Western sailed…
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WE hasten to lay the following account of the above catastrophe before the public, being a Supplement to the Moreton…
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MARCH 24.—Fearing that you may not have received the accourts forwarded per schooners Jane and William, of the melancholy loss of the steamer Sovereign, I have forwarded the following statement given me by Captain…
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WE published in an Extra on Saturday the Moreton Bay Courier's account of this deplorable event, and we this day give our correspondent's narrative, drawn up…
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THE loss of the Sovereign steamer created an immense sensation in the town on Saturday morning, highly creditable to its inhabitants. The loss of life, and the manner…
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By the schooners Jane and William, which arrived on Saturday last from Moreton Bay, we received the melancholy tidings of the loss of the steamer Sovereign, by which disastrous occurrence…
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WE hasten to lay the following account of the above catastrophe before the public, being a Supplement to the Moreton…
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THE following letters appear in the Moreton Bay Courier:— To Captain Cape. Sir,—We, the undersigned passengers by the steamer…
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