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... obtained, and which would i be most acceptable to the committee in charge of Soap Kitchen. were two ships wrecked, and three lives lost; in 1848, one ship, which went ashore upon the Herd and took fire, it being laden with lime; in 1849, three vesse:s, ...
... frcm casualties (death, invaliding, desertion, discharges, with dishy purchase, or on pension), and 2,141 by disgrace, on to the shore, or other causes. In the mime year there were 1,899 entries from the training skips for boys into sea-going ships, and ...
... on foreign coasts except to British ships; but it shows, or should show, disasters to British ships in all parts of the world (except at home), and all the coasts of our colonies whether to British or foreign shipping. The disasters on the comb; of the ...
... down, windows dashed in, and similar casualties, attended in many cases with serious injury to the persons, and in not a few more with fatal results, is exceedingly heavy. On the Thames, the damage done to the shipping has been great, and several persons ...
... Hamburg, where the security is known. STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES— To-DAY. (BY TILEGR•P H.l Consols, Money 93:. Consols Account SHIPPING. DAItuMETER AND THEIIMOMETEIi. La taken at Shield (or the Xotenraktartual Dspartawat, Board at [TEM DAY.] Peron 01 Sea Dip- ...
... railing shits were gathered at the entrance of toe Tyne and Northumberland Docks, when some heavy squalls drove several of the ships athwart., and a good deal of damage and confusion arose. The River Tyne Commissioners' steamer the Cowen was towing two laden ...
... discussion on the financial and administrative measures, leaving aside all political questions. _ VALrrTA, Feb. 5. The following ships loft to-day:—The Lord Warden, with Lord Clarenoe Paget on board, for the Piraeus and Athens; the Caledonian, for Syracuse; ...
... y and Civilisation of England as unblest and encored for as if they had been Hottentots in an old slave ship. 11 ow many of our old merchant ships, under the pressure of hard times, evade a heavy dock bill for years, and then find their way to auction ...
... ending March, 1867, was 4,077, viz., 1,926 from casualties, and 2,141 by being paid off to the shore or other causes. In the same year there were 1,899 en. tries from the training ships for boys into seagoing ships, and ninety-five men were otherwise entered ...
... while 35 were French, 24 American, 12 Prussian, 8 Dutch, 7 Norwegian, 5 Danish, and 82 of various other flags. The list of casualties compares favourably with preoediug years, there having been 421 losses in January, 1867, and 411 in the corresponding month ...
... interested in shipping property, have lung desired that a measure similar in principle to the proposed enactment should be passed by the Legislature. The evils that attends the present mode of settling matters of dispute in regard to maritime casualties have long ...
... SHIPPING. BAttoNETEN AND TilElthiuMETEß. t rsis DATA - D4/0•111U Form MAID' DU ff. Thermometer. wind. u. ese UM. Dry Wet. ' 9 /.11 19.301 73 1 l 2 Noon 1920 46 41 3 ; P.M 2943 44 V. I 11 itellAnKii.—Ninv ads.. wind 111 W.—Nona, wind NW.— Time wind N ...