The Cospatrick.

Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1879, 11 January 1875, Page 2

The Cospatrick.

This fine ship, of the burning of which particulars are given elsewhere, was bringing out a number of assisted immigrants to Auckland and a large general cargo. As far as we can learn a number of families resident on the Thames had relatives on board. One lady has lost mother, brothers and sisters—nearly every blood relation she possessed, Others have lost one or more relatives ; so that the fearful disaster has had an effect on this community little short of that created by such, an event as the bursting of the Kuranui boiler. These same persons experienced a tad disappointment last week, the Cospatrick having been reported as arrived. The arrival turned out to be the Glenlora. Now, the fearful news received is something more than a disappointment. To those who have lost relatives it is a shock that will not be forgotten during life. Below we give particulars of cargo and immigrants by the Cospatrick; the nationality of the immigrants being divided as follows:— English, 247; Scotch, 42; Irish, 109; Welsh, 13; Channel Islanders, 10; French, 7; Swiss, 1; total, 429 souls; equal to 3J>7£ statute adults :—

Families—Archibald—George 24, Anna 23,; Bradeley—Joseph 30, Mary 30, Frederick 9, Mary 8, Sarah 5; Blancow— John 29, Emma, 30, Navini 6, Elizabeth 1; Berreman—Caleb 37, Mary 32 ; Beswitherick—J. 32, Emma 27; vV a me— William—, Thomas —, Alfred —, ; Blott-^ Frederick 26, Sophia 25; Crosley— George 30, Amelia 30, Amer 2 ; Caldwell —Kobert 29, Jessie 27, Hugh 4, Hobert 1; Carroll-Edmond 36, Ann 35; Johanna 10, Margaret 13, Edward 5, Mary 8; Chapman—Joseph 37, Agnes 38, J. A. 11, Magaret 10, Maud 2; Dalton—Charles 50. Ellen 48, Ellen 17; Farrell—James 35, Bridget 36, Patrick 6, Michael 5, Bridget 3, John 1; Foulghan—■ Richard 25, Eliza 22, /Richard 1; GaleEdward 26, Annie 26 ; Geary—B 24, Catherine 25; Hall—Thomas 28, Mary 31; Hall—John 38, Elizabeth 38; Hotton—George 28, Ellen 27; Henacott— Amand 45, Margaret 44, Guatave 19, Theophile 15, Isabella 11; HarrisonWilliam 25, Selina 24, Emily 9; Herman —Cornelius 25, Mary-30, Clara 8, Jane 6, Margaret 5, Arthur 3, Walter 1; Jones —Thomas 30, Ann 38; Jones—Phillip 27, *> arah 25, Sarah 3, Mary 1; KingWilliam 25, Mary 25; Xey^-Henry 35, Selina 30, Sophia 10 j K>ating—Charles 43, Mary 35, Thomas 14, Mary 2; Le Greyt-r-Abrahara 23, Eliza 22, Abraham 2; March— '■ John 30, Caroline 33; Novell — George 44, Sarah 41, George 16, Frederick 14, Alfred 11, Arthur 8, Annie 3 ; Eeilly—Patrick 44, Margaret 28, Mary 6, Florence 4, Anne 3, Catherine 1 ; Eeeves — Benjamin 26, Eleanor 20; Sheward—Henry 34, Charlotte 39, Augusta 6, Charlotte 4; Towille—James 28, Esther 27, Esther 2, Edwin 1; Turner—George 22, Maria 23. Florence 3 ; Turner-^ John 34. Julia 32, John 14, James 12, Chas 10, Elizabeth 8, Wm. 6, Alice 1; Vaicor —Edward 35, Caroline 26; Wray—William 3.8, Mary 35, William 18, James 16, Mary 14, Frank 13, Hugh 10; Daniel 8, Kitty 6, Thomas 3, John 1; Williams—John 34, Mary 33, Mary 10, Emily 7, Charles 6. sullen 1; Why te — William 27, Isabella 27, William 2, Elizabeth 1, Mary 58, J. 32, Eobert 25, Andrew 19; Waiters—William 31, Elizabeth 29, Mary 5, Charles 3, Alice 1; Whitehead— Edward 30, Mary 30; Davis—John 27, Ann 25; Bailey— Eeuben 28, Emma 23, Jane 2, tfmma'l; Byron—Eobert 34, Jane 32, Mary 12,. Eobert 9, Marion,6, John 1; Benfcly—Thomas 37, Frances 36, John 16, Frederick 11, Harriet 8, Earnest 4; Campbell—Arthur 26, Emma 28, William 1; Fitzgerald r—Eobert 33, Mary Anne 34, Bobert 4, William 8, Ann 6, Elizabeth 2; Holbourh —William 30, Mary 31, Arthur 1; Hogan —James 28, Maria 28. Denis 3; Hedges - John 55, Sarah 55, Thomas 21, Charles 15 ; Hedges—John 25, Sarah 23; Pierce —John 25, Charlotte, .-SO; HedgesHenry 30, Mary 30, William 3, Charles 1, George 1; Ivins—James 36, Hannah 38, William James 1.3, Thomas 10, Edith 6, Ernest 2; Jacob—John 48, Mary 43, John 21, Thomas 19, Joseph 17, Simon 15, i Kmma 11; Mahar—John 4i, Mary 36, James 18, John 17, Ellen 15, Michael 13, Bartholomew 12, Margaret 9, Mary 7, Annie 5 M 2; Lea—William 32, Emma 29, Emily 7, Ann 5, James 2, William 1 ; I ewis—Thomas 40, Maria 37, William 17, Thomas 15, Alice 14, Dar. 11, Jas. 2; Mearns — William 27, Annie 26, John 6, James 4, William 2; Stallard — Thomas 43, Mary 32, George 9, Alice 7, Elizabeth 5, Emma 1; Eeilly —John 42, Grace 31, Mary 4. Margaret 1; Eiordan—Jeremiah 34, Elizabeth 32, Timothy 14, Mary 12. Elizabeth 10, Michael 7, Thomas 4, Jerry 1; Scott — Bobert 22, Ellen 19; Shorthorne— Alexander 27, Elizabeth 23 ; S'carfF— John 39, Isabella 38, Margaret 19, Jane 16, John 10: Shore—Ed. 25., Mary 20, Mary 2, Ed. 1; Thomson—John 38, Barbara 35, Euphrina 7, Lochlau 5, John 3, i'arah 1; Welch — Charlotte, 53, Stephen 18, Frederick 21, M:ary 21; Charter—rGeorge 31, Jane 33, George 4, Mary 1; Henderson—A, 21, Jane 20; Cousins—William 20, Mary 22 ; Jones— Georee 49, Bridget 44; Mutton—William 25, Mary 23, John 1; Bunt—John 25, Sarah 25 ; Brown—George 35, Emma 39, TJxornag 1$ ? Alfred 10, John 6; Pearce—James 2.5, Harriet 27, Harriet 4. John 3, Martha 1; Trevena—-William 32, Jan© 44, Samuel 22; Matthew 20, Susan 19, Charles 17, James 14, Joseph 12, Eliza 9, Francis 7, Richard 5; Toyle—John 24, Eliza 23; Orchard—

Edward 38. Lousia 23, ElisabQih 3, James 1; Wallis-.Eob e rt 36, &jk ; > IS ; Townt . ~Henry 60, AnuWf Coleman— John 26, Mary 26.

Single Men.—Lloyd, Joseph 17; Xockett, John 23 ; Anderson, John 28 ; Birbeck, Mcholas 25, John 21; Bright, Joseph 18 ; Bishop, Henry 19; Connel! ft 1 o i, Cr,? r ' James 2°5 Volley, ham 22; Easton, John 18; Fouiehan WilM^Foulgh^, John 63 ; &, Dems 21; Gibson, Frederick 20- Gorders, William 21; Graham, Alexander 21; Hutchmson, James 22; George 21 ; Heath, Henry 21 Warrey William 24; W ammond, John 2m S aacs' David 25 ; Jones, David 22; irswell George 28; H, 28; LiMgstone —Eobert 24, Duncan 16, W« m . 14. Leuchan,^ Jeremiah 24; Mcl^ckhan; Boberfc 26; McLure, George 24; Murphy, John 29 ; Mcßride John 27; ¥ c Kinnon, John 22; Mcßean, James 21 • Meak, Henry 25; Mackfarland, John 24 \ Nippm, Thomas 25; Prember, Thomas 28 ; Teacock, Alfred ?5 ; Stapieton, AJex«n?er 22; Shaw, William 32; 27 1 D^ ffield ' Wlliam 2^ Wurte^ Charles 22 ; Muckernst, William A 26 • McQuillin, M 22; Calrert, John 21 \ Shee, Michael 23; Clifton, Samuel 30; Mouatt, James 17; Trewhepla, William 19 ; White, George 21; Lee, Thomas 19; Mevretfc, W E 22.

Single Women.—Wearer, Eliza 28Taugne v, Honora 33; Pritchard, Ellen 19 ; Dougherty, Emily 17; Harrey, Catherine 18 ; Prember, Susanna 26; Burridge, Ann 2?; Campbell, Eliza 21 Darvill, Maria 16; Edmonds, Charlotte 18; Elizabeth 21; Foulghan, Mary 24; Foulghan, Harriet 25; Harerare, Ellen 22; Kerby, iV argaret 29 ; Mcl oy t Elizabeth 22 ; McQueen, . Margaret 21 ; Bursey, Elizabeth 26; Proctor, Ameia 30 ; Quiun, Elizabeth 28; Smith, Isabel 20; Shea, Mary 27 ; Trollope, Elizabeth \ 8 S^' A\ s/; Wood» Mw 7 23 'John 3; he Blond, Maria 19; Bichards, Ellen 23. CABOO. . - 22 rolls lead, order; 14 bales, Seed and Brett; 300 cases, Brown, Campbell, and Co;; 3 cases, orderg 5 packages, T. Holt: 2 cases, M. Levy ; 205 cases, 17 packages, P. W. Longdill and Co.; 1 case, Cruickshank and Co.; 200 casks, Brown. Campbell, and Co;; 250 cases, order; 3 packages, New Zealand Insurance Ccmp»ny • I parcel, addressed; 60 barrels, Millar; Icase, Captain Daldy ; 6 cases, order: II bales, Daily Somthera Cross; 1 parcel, H. N. Garland ; 20 kegs, order; 1 case Ber. Lawry; 5 cases, Wilkinson and Horton; 1 box, E. Forder; 1 box, T. Page; 1 case, L. Eye; 84 packages, 1 cask, 28 packages, order; 104 packages, mnderson and Macffarlane; 2 ca*es, order; 20 packages, Phillips and**on; 14 packages, one case, Holland and Butler ; 21 bales, 1 case, 4 tanks, crder; 13 packages, E. Lusk j 50 cases, 6 packages, order; 1 case, Miss Harley; 1 case, Superintendent College Grammar School; 3 cases, A. Aley; 7 packages, W. Wilson ! and Co.; 3 packages, J. B. Braithwaite; 5 trunks, E. and i; 102 packages, K. Parker; 18 packages, L. D. Nathan and Co. ; 5 cases Winks and Hall; 102 cases, Union Sash and Door Company; 20 half.hhds, Henderson and Macffarlane; 25 cases, Barnett and Levy ; 279 packages, Owen and Graham; 10 casks 20 tanks, 232 rackages, 10 hhds order; 310 packages, Cruickshank and Co.; 239 cases. Minister Public Works ; 125 cases, 25 bottles, order; 10 cases, 72 packages, Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.; 5 cases, E. and H. Isaacs; 1 case, S. Green; 3 cases, 8 drums, 10 tons pig iron, 100 cases, order; 8 packages; Wallis; 3 cases, 1 parcel books, F. Battley; 2 cases, Hot. Mr Edger; 2 cases, Fraser and Tinne; 2 cases, order; 1 case, B. K. Cannell; 1 case, J. T.. Allaway; 8 casks, 71 packages order; 1 cask, Jfi. Porter and Co; 76 packages, Cruickshank and Co ; 179 pkgs, Owen and Graham; 1 case, 25 tons pig '"?«• ?W ros 'i 1«486 r*il9 ' -Minister °l xt he Works 5 cases, National Bank of New Zealand; 209 packages, L. D. Nathan and Co.; 12 cases, J. Smart and Co ; 1 case, J. Wilson; 144; pkgs. W. Grahame; 3 cases, Me Arthur, Shera and Co,; tt Packa«es» order; 1 bale, Winks and Hall; 3 packages, H F Anderson and Co.; 40 packages, order; 31 packages, H FerideW; 137 packages, W Phillips and Son; 580 packages, order; 66 cases, H Elliot; 1 case, T Short; 1 c«se W Vickery; 46 packages, L D Nathan and Go ; 515 packages, 1 case, order. For transhipment to Napier 33 packages, order. For transhipment to New Plymouth-r173 bundles iron, order. For transhipment to Lyttelton—4o kegs, order.