... THE ACCIDENT TO THE IRON DUKE. I . - An affair which caused the greatest alarm and fear for the safety of her Majesty's ship, Iron Duke, hap. pened on Saturday about ten o'clock. The ship steamed out of the Hamoaze into the Sound, end at once proceeded ...

... DUBLIN a.m., May 11.~-Wind, S.E. OUVAU May 10—Iron Duke, Mcantr, Liverpool; I«aa*, Court own, sand; licnc .fides, Xtttfi, wheat; Hero, Kyi, timber; Englishman, i;lnn ...

... position was the Iron Duke in when you took charge of the watch ? A little more than three cables astern of us. Did you report to the captain that the Iron Duke was out of her station ? No. What time did you lose Eight of the Iron ...

... regard with seriousness what is a complete scare. The Iron Duke has made her six hours' continuous steam trial to-dayand being perfectlysatisfactory, she is ordered to proceed on her voyage The Iron Duke officers unanimously declare that at no period was ...

... 450. The Iron Duke is of the same size and armament, and was built on the samne model as the Vanguard, the latter having been built by a private company, while the Iron Duke was turned out of a Government dockyard. She is a twin screw iron ...

... way prejudiced my safety a.s reg urds the Iron Duke, for had she then appeared in my armke it would be impossible for her to have fouled me ; just, I however, as I nas about to make the signal to the Iron Duke, indicating my speed as before statd, in the ...

... the Iron Duke. Captain Hickley's eovidence was continued, and he n: as examined by various rnembers of the court. He a commencedhy correcting astatrtteint in his previous 6 day's tvideucc; hebshould have saicdthat the distanec between the Iron Duke and ...

... distinguished party sailed from Kingotown yesterday evening, on board the City of Dublin Company's first class boat, the Iron Duke, commanded by Captain Christie, a gem- tleman who has endeared himself to all parties crossing channel from Liverpool to ...

... Observe the address 27, GREAT BRUNSWICK-STREET, DUBLIN. HEAD, DUBLIN. aaaivALs Up am., January 30.—Wind—W. January 28—Iron Duke, and Prince, steamer*, Liverpool; Shamrock, stcsmer, Bristol; Aurora, steamer, London Hftcrnia, steamer, Holyhead; Margaret ...

... r went off to port about 8 lIuts, th0 Iron Duke t following her motion; the speed of the ships d was about seven knots; tho revolution flag ( of the Vanguard indicated 42 revolutions, that f of .the - Iron Duke showed 50 ;,the . Vaguard a hoietqd.th ...

... Richards, St John's, tinab~r; Agnes, Chiester, bricks ; Marchioness of Aglessa. B~angor, slates ; Standard. and Iron Duke, steamers, ELiverpeoclt Duke of Leinster. and Iriehrnan, steamers, Glasgow Emmea Conw~ay, ston~e; Lady Eglinton, steamer. L1n3 October ...

... PIER HEAD, DUBLIN. » am., January 20.—Wind—S.S.W. January 19—Times, steamer, Liverpool; Erin, Liverpool, salt ; Iron Duke, steamer, Kingstown. January 20—Sea Nymph, steamer, Halyhead; three colliers. aanoMM. January 19—Ocean, steamer, Holyhead; ef Kent ...