Shipping notices of passengers and destinations in 1880s mails
A detailed list of mail and passenger movements via Brindisi Suez and various steamers. Includes names such as Mr J Hamilton Mr A R Lewis Mr Robertson and many more. Entries show routes to Penang Yokohama Shanghai Hong Kong Ceylon and Singapore with vessels P and O Messageries Maritimes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brindisi
Japan
San Francisco
Port Said
Messageries Maritimes
Vangtsé
London
J. Hamilton
A. R. Lewis
Robertson
J. Oakes
Front Suez
Singapore
Fred. J. Angier
Passengers List for Outward Voyage and Arrivals
List of passengers aboard P. and O. steamers and Messageries Maritimes with origins Yokohama Shanghai Hong Kong Singapore Galle Saigon Venice Brindisi and arrivals at Southampton Marseilles including Mr and Mrs Braysher Miss Hull Comfy Macfarlane and Rev J W Walker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janjore
Brindisi
Yokohama
Otters
Shanghai
Pye
J.W. Moss
Hong Kong
Dr. Ringer
Singapore
Mr. Strachnach
Venice
Mr. Bramsen
Galle
Moir
Nizam
Southampton
Messageries Maritimes
Sindh
Marseilles
Dousdebes
Lisboa
Crutch
du Pouey
H. Willimon
Smith
Saigon
Clement
von Hiengel
Ruinat
Bellerophon
Holt’s Line
Braysher
Hull
Macfarlane
Poonah
B.W. Rutter
J. L. Longden
Mr. Macdonald
Penang
J. W. Walker
Helps from the Far East Tidings
Tokio and Yokohama advices reaching via San Francisco report news through October 23. The latest communications, received October 26, indicate the expected updates have arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Yokohama
San Francisco
Amateur drama for relief fund by H.M.S. Camus crew
An amateur dramatic entertainment in aid of the Atalanta Relief Fund given by crew members of H.M.S. Camus. The performance was well carried out and a sum of 52.50 dollars was forwarded to the Relief Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atalanta Relief Fund
H.M.S. Camus
Relief Committee
Native troops to be stationed near British settlement this winter
Tientsin dispatch reports that large native forces will form permanent camps close to the British settlement. The General Tsoong is described as a high mandarin with extensive powers and a notably temperate, just disposition. He neither smokes nor drinks wine, marking a contrast with typical Chinese officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newchwang
Tientsin
North China Daily News
Tsoong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patest Addrees
Per P. and
Ceylon
Assam
J. Sanjo
BE. Coates
Fincham
Mr. Vader
R. C. Mossman
Per P
Tanjore
G Phillips
Hewitt
Peshawar
Suez
Bombay
Barnard
Cudworth
Bishop Moule
Moule
Iraouaddy
Deman
de Lanneau
J. H. Templer
Anderson
C. J. Boyd
E. Pennycuick
W. Thomson
T. L. Little
Mr. Jansen
Blum
Jones
Bernard
Batavia
Prins van
L. la Tour
A. B. Vandem Hemel
W. A. Meyer
A. J. B. Prins
I’. A. Kroesen
J. W. van Leeumen
L. H. Olie
C .T. Smith
H. Ouwendag
J. C. Kreukniet
H. J. Kerrebyn
Flintshire
John Maddox
Hiogo
Kreusse
Gordon Castle
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Coleman
Glenearn
Miss Donaldson
Osaka
Hada
Nagasaki
Peking
Amov
Swatag
Cantor Ave
Macaa
Hoihow —Kiungchow
Philippines
Manila
Cochin-Chtina
Siam
Bangkok
Bornro— Labuan
Sarawak
Jaava — Batavia
Wee Ooe
Samarang Samabaya
Jlalacca
Vist
Bdassengers
Far East
Nagasakt
China
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