Miscellaneous Extracts. the Wreck of the Floridian
HARWICH, MONDAY EVENING.—The lamentable fate of the ship Floridian and her living freight of emigrants, on the Long Sands, during the violent tempest on the evening of…
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The Wreck of the Floridian
HARWICH, MONDAY EVENING.—The lamentable fate of the ship Floridian and her living freight of emigrants, on the Long Sands, during the violent tempest on the evening of…
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His Honor the CHIEF JUSTICE delivered the following judgment of the Court in the case of Paterson v. Knight:— This was an Action on the Case, against the…
Continued on Trove, page 192 →Arrival of the Mail Steamer American
THIS splendid steamer arrived in the river at a little before one o'clock on Tuesday morning, having left Boston on the afternoon of Wednesday, the 21st March. She had encountered…
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On Thursday this fine brig began to drag her anchor, about 1 o'clock p.m. When the second was let go, the vessel continued dragging until 7 a.m. on Friday, when the larboard chain snapped, and the vessel went ashore on the north side of the harbour. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wreck of the Sarah Louisa. (From the Belfast Gazette.)
WE regret having to report the total wreck of this fine brig on Friday morning last, on the Port Fairy beach, having been driven, from her anchorage during the strong gales of the two previous days. The gale…
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We regret having to report the total wreck of this fine brig on Friday morning last, on the Port Fairy beach, having been driven from her anchorage during the strong gales of the two previous days. The gale…
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