... have congregated on the Spanish Battery, the Barrack Yard, and adjacent places, and a serious low of life besides numerous casualties must have been the inevitable result. l; mater care will be taken next time, I hope, if another recourse to gunpowder has ...

... and those to health and morals upon land. In 1863, the rev. prelate went on to say, there were 2,000 shipwrecks and like casualties around the coast of Great Britain, and no less than 620 seamen met with sudden death through shipwreck on the coa.it, facts ...

... for nearly two hours; himself and many of his men were severely wounded in their efforts to prevent the pirates boarding the ship; at length, their ammunition being exhausted, they were compelled to abandon the vessel, and left in the boats. So hotly were ...

... for gallantly capturing an Arab vessel off Zanzebar, with 253 alma% on hoard. Both otticers wera severely wounded, the casualties being three officers and eight men wounded, and the coxswain of the pinnace killed. THE ATLANTIC TRLEGRAPH.—The following ...

... numerous, but in excellent condition. The weather has been all that could be desired since hatching commenced; and, as no casualties have ooeurnsi to the broods, the birds are large and well grown, and by the 12th August they will probably be very wild ...

... French Minister and staff; the English Commander-in- Chief went aboard the ship of the French Commander-in-Chief, and the visit was returned on board the Victoria, Nelson's old ship saluting Vice- Admiral Count Bonet Villaumes with seventeen guns on his ...

... yesterday, we had a perfect hurricane from the N.W.. and torrentsof rain, and may expect to hear, if not of casualties, at lead, agood many ships in the Black Sea would have to run back to the Bosphorus. The La Plata s.s., arrived yesterday from London ...

... undertake the expenditure of so large an amount for the objects contemplated. TERRIFIC GALE ON THE NORTH-EAST COAST. FURTHER CASUALTIES. WRECK OF THE SCHOONER FAVOURITE OF IPSWICH. WRECK OF A YARNIOUTII BRIO, AND LOSS OF THREE HANDS AT TILE ENTRANCE TOTIIE ...

... the tioelt shipped the coal for the coalowners, as was done at the Tyne Docks, then there would be no object ion to light the smiths. At the Northumberland Dock the staiths were the property of the co:downers. who el larg, t .=hips for shipping the conks ...

... n, which is simply untrue. The London Daily Teleyraph, however, altogether overlooks the other ports on the coast where casualties have likewise occurred, although it is obliged in another portion of its impression to recount a sad disaster which occurred ...

... done at Hartlepool by the ships coming witheac.h other. The Recompense, of &kids whisk ran into West Hartlepool with several other Tyne vessels, had her jibboom carried away and suffered other damage. There were numerous casualties of a minor nature happened ...

... and the Earl Percy. and about a fortnight ago that of the schooner Ringwood. With the exception of the Earl Percy, the casualties attending those vessels occurred during the night, and to vessels entering at this time our remarks specially have reference ...