... from the Provincial Insurance Company through their agent. Mr. Walter Cotton, 41. Sidneystreet, North Shields.—Sce Adrt. CASUALTY AT Sgs.—A letter has just been re• ceived at Blyth announcing the melancholy intelligence that George Taylor, of Cowpen Quay ...

... Sept., between ten picked men of the Newcastle rifles against an equal number of the Dundee corps. FATAL CASUALTY AT SEA.—Yesterday, while the ship Britannia Captain Thomas, from Carthagena, for Shields with lead, was at sea, one of the crew, whose name ...

... want an hospital ship—wooden structures are unsuited for such purposes ; and the bath as a remedial agent enters so largely into modern practice, especially in the diseases of seamen, that it is only a waste of time to think of a ship. What is wanted ...

... blowing from the E.S.E.. it was thought that a number of them would endeavour to take shelter in the Tyne, and in case any casualty should occur during the storm, the pilots at North and South Shields kept themselvw in readiness to render assistance with ...

... principally of light ships, in the offing, making for this port, and as there was every apparent danger of some casualty befalling some of them, the lifeboats were got in readiness. About seven o'clock, after a few light ships had taken the harbour safely ...

... be said of other places, as the following accounts testify. It is evident, however, that we owe the limited list of casualties to shipping, so far as regards the Tyne, almost entirely., the great improvements effected: at the entrance of the harbour by ...

... trawling sloops, which was towed from the southward by the steam tug Alert, and brought into the harbour in safety. A full-rigged ship was being towed out at sea by two steamers which seemed to have hard work to keep her off land. Another barque was close in ...

... noble men among our ship owners, full of kindly and generous instincts; but we get blinded by custom. There are stories told by the carpenters that make one's flesh creep these wild nights. Stories of small repairs done on old ships. having to be done ...

... wrecked near lnchkeith, by which eighty human beings were placed in danger of perishing. The casualty is attributed to a dense fog, but people connected with shipping in Leith are asking why the vessel was going at such speed in thick weather as to cause her ...

... their former lines. Butler made a simultaneous reconuaisance ou the right, without finding any point unguarded. There were casualties on both sides. On the right Grant captured 900 prisoners. Confederate General Dearing reported killed. A despatch from Sherman ...

... moorings, am. crushed between sailing ships, huge hulks driving on us with tremendous force ; four large ships and the Madras were jamming us up in the middle of the lot when our bow moorings parted. The sailing ships were scattered hither and thither like ...

... FARROW ESCAPE OF TWO OTHERS. DAILY NEWS OFFICE, 12 NOON. Today we have to record one of the most distressing shipping casualties which has occurred at the entrance of the Tync for some years past, the particulars of which will be found in the annexed ...