... stolen.' The prisoner was found on the dock at midnight with the box, but it appeared that he was merely going to join another ship, and that the box and its contents were his own. Dis- charged. INC ENDIARISM.-Williarn Amory was charged with having attempted ...

... Board have sought and received, what could they do but abide by their decision? The humanity view of the question must not be lost sight of, but the real parties to deal with it are the Trustees. They have done the right and sensible thing in providing a ...

... curiosity among nautical men and members of various scientific professions, took place on Saturday from the yard of the Thames Ship Building Company late the works of Messrs. Mare and Co. It is a vessel constructed for carrying one of Derrick's cranes intended ...

... lordship's coachman, who hastened to his assistance, but found him quite in- sensible. Aid was immediately procured, and his lord- ship was carried to the castle, and a messenger sent to Derby for Mr. Gisbome, the family surgeon, who was ( quickly in attendance ...

... Tip, opposite which was a large Austrian vessel, the de- ceased turned round and asked his companions to go and look at the ship. Deceased walked forward and into the water, which was nearly on alevel with the quay wall. It was very dark at the time, and ...

... Lowestoft about noon on Thursday last. Ths wind was blowing fearfully from the SSW, with a very heavy sea, which soon broke the ship to pieces. Most of the crew succeeded in clinging to fragments of the wreck, and were taken off by the Pakefield life boat ...

... a hue and cry was raided throughout the neighbourhood by means of the up to last night no tidings had been obtained Or the lost children, nor has the slightest information been pleaded as to the cause or means of their departure. It is, however, recollected ...

... of water in her. The pump would not work at four inches, and some words arose between him and the captain, and he left the ship. He promised to go on board, and had to pay the costs. WAGES—James James; mason, was summoned by Thomas Williams for £ 11 11s ...

... journal that, notwithstanding the superiority claimed for iron steamers, on the ground of their security from fire a steam ship of this description is the first of the Trans- atlantic lines to perish from conflagration. The coinci- dence is also remarked ...

... Thornbury, it was found his thigh was broken, besides being bruised about the body. The captain was carried on a hurdle to the Ship, at Alveston, where arrangements were made to convey the gentleman to Bristol, where he resides. We are happy in being able ...

... Batchelor's other ship stopped the navigation-lie could not say which. Saw the captain, who said he would go on as he had seen Mr. »°hn Batchelor, and did not care about berthing man, aock master, or any one. Cross-examined Never heard about the ship going to ...

... SUcftents anD 0ffence& A LADY LOST ON THE SOUTH DOWNS.—A very distressing circumstance has occurred during the past week in this locality. A lady belonging to a family resident in Worthing, who has been for some time labour- ing under mental depression ...