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!Ship | [[1858-03-11-Underwriter|11 Mar 1858]]

...] through which we all passed, after [p.78] getting our clearance from the ship etc. The harbor and view up the river bore a fine & magnificent appearance ...ed with him. As to the cause of his death he said he believed it to be the ship fever brought on by extra good living after a scarcity on shipboard and bei

...rrival of more than ordinary interest took place, in the shape of the ship Underwriter, Captain Roberts, with a living freight of five hundred and ninety-four Mor ...oad is the largest which has arrived at this port since last May, when the ship William Tapscott landed seven hundred and twenty-five passengers. ...

...the trip in much quicker than average time. Respecting the Saints upon the Underwriter, Brother [[N. V. Jones]] writes from New York under date of May 24th:-- ...ripped the man. Very little wind but the prospect of a speedy release from ship life pleases all of us. [p. 41]

... affairs. There is only one lady among them. The party were taken from the ship as she was passing up the river, and landed at [[Castle Garden]], whence th

...mon elders arrived at this port on Wednesday afternoon, in the packet ship Underwriter, Capt. J. P. Roberts. They sailed from Liverpool on the 21st of January and

The arrival of five hundred or a thousand emigrants in a single ship has of late years become so common that a simple announcement of the fact, ...rrival of more than ordinary interest took place, in the shape of the ship Underwriter, Captain Roberts, with a living freight of five hundred and ninety-four Mor

...et ship Underwriter for New York. We have now to report the sailing of the ship William Tapscott, belonging to Messrs. Tapscott, Smith & Co., Oldhall stree [[Category: Ship William Tapscott]]

ARRIVAL OF MORMONS.—The emigrant-ship Underwriter, which arrived at Castle Garden yesterday, brought 618 Mormons from Scotlan [[Category: Ship Underwriter]]

...conducted 949 of these singular people to the city, from Liverpool, in the ship Monarch of the Seas. Thus the total of the Mormon emigration to the city si

MORMON IMMIGRATION.—The ship Monarch of the Sea, Captain Gardiner, arrived at this port yesterday, bring There have been two previous arrivals of Mormons this season, by the ship Underwriter May 23, which brough 618 passengers, and the Manchester, May 11, with 379 o