The 13th of April, 1867, the sea being beautiful, the breeze favourable, the Scotia, of the
Cunard Company's line, found herself in 15@ 12' long.
At last the Hudson came into view; and, at a quarter-past eleven in the evening of the 11th, the train stopped in the station on the right bank of the river, before the very pier of the
Cunard line.
Hardly a week after his decease, one of the
Cunard steamers brought intelligence of the death, by cholera, of Judge Pyncheon's son, just at the point of embarkation for his native land.
The latter character carried it hollow at this period of the voyage, and triumphed over the Sanguine One at every meal, by inquiring where he supposed the Great Western (which left New York a week after us) was NOW: and where he supposed the '
Cunard' steam-packet was NOW: and what he thought of sailing vessels, as compared with steamships NOW: and so beset his life with pestilent attacks of that kind, that he too was obliged to affect despondency, for very peace and quietude.
Because I count on you to ring up the
Cunard office first thing tomorrow; and you'd better book a return on a boat from Marseilles.
CRUISE IS SURE TO MAKE AN IMPRESSION LEARN the art of the sea with a
Cunard experience.
A
Cunard spokesman said: ''Guests will have the opportunity to meet Sherree and watch her create new work live on board, adding a unique and fascinating new dimension to a
Cunard voyage.'' See
cunard.co.uk for more details.
Get in the art of the sea with a new
Cunard experience.
This week it's hats off to
Cunard, which has just unveiled a stunning millinery masterpiece, created in collaboration with legendary headpiece-wrangler Stephen Jones OBE.
WHEN the
Cunard flagship Queen Mary 2 departs the Pier Head on July 16, bound for New York, the most famous passenger shipping line in the world will be writing another chapter in its 179-year history.
Liverpool will become part of
Cunard's Northern Atlantic Westbound Crossing route, linking the city with Iceland, Canada and New York,reports the Liverpool Echo.