Ship MacLeod, M'Leod.
The Age (Melbourne, Sat 14th March 1857,p4.)
Arrivals and Departures of extra colonial vessels since our summary by the SIMLA.
March 10th MacLeod, ship, from Liverpool
The Argus (Melbourne, Wed 11th March 1857,p4.)
Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived (Port Phillip Heads).
March 10. - McLeod, ship, 1360 tons, from Liverpool 14th December. 149 passengers; general cargo. Michaelis, Boyd and Co., agents.
The Argus (Melbourne, Thu 12th March 1857,p4.)
March 10. - McLeod, ship, 1,365 tons, John Galbraith, from Liverpool 14th December. Passengers cabin : Mrs. Collis; and one hundred and thirty-seven in the intermediate and steerage. R. Collis, Esq., surgeon. Michaelis, Boyd, and Co.,agents.
The Age (Melbourne Thu 12th March 1857, p4.)
Miscellaneous.
The M'Leod has made a very good passage of 81 days from the time of making Tuscar. She brings 138 passengers, all of whom appear well pleased with the kind treatment at time received from Capt. Galbraith.
The Age (Melbourne Thu 12th March 1857, p4.)
Imports.
March 10. - M'Leod, from Liverpool : (listing all items of cargo - you can read yourself)
The Argus (Melbourne, 9th April 1857, p1.)
For Callao.- To sail, about the 18th April, the first-class clipper ship M'LEOD, Captain JNO. GALBRAITH, has accommodation for a limited number of first-class and steerage passgeners. For terms apply to MICHAELIS, BOYD, and CO.,1 Elizabeth-street. 081 ap 23 alt d and wk.