... midship section than in steam-ships. Of this the builders have availed themselves by giving such arise to the floor that strength and easy lines for passing through the water are appropriately combined. The lines of the ship at the entrance are singularly ...

... was t lost in 1892 :-The British steamer Onegar re- - ports that the British steamer City of Agra has been totally lost. The Onega has the City of Aga'e captain on board. Lloyd's Agent at Corunna, telegraphs: f British stmer City of a totally lost at [ ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. IFbom Lloyd's, Nor, 8.) AND CASUALTIES.—PrisciIIa, from Dieppe, and the Royal Alfred, tug, were in collision in the Mersey on Nov. 7 ; the former had and head gear and a portion of cutwater carried away. The tup also sustained damage ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. fFr.ou Lloyd's, July 7.1 MISSING VESSEL. —Equinox, of sailed from West Hartlepool the March for Malnio, ■with coals, and which has previously been referred our summary overdue, was this day posted Lloyd's missing. SPEAKINGS.—Arvonia ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Lloyd's, April 28.) MISSING VESSEL. —Maid of Orleans, of Off. No. 44,219, which sailed from Philadelphia for Havre with naphtha on Dec. 24 last, and has previously been referred to our summary overdue, was to-day posted Lloyd's ...

... LOSS OF AAN EMIGRANT SHIP. LIvERPooL, WEDNsiDAY ArrzEaNooN. A telegraphic despatch from Falmouth. has just been received, announcing the entire loss of the emigrant ship, Black Hawk, from this port for New York. The un- fortunate ship was quite a new clipper ...

... M'Hardy, which left the Downs on the 17th instast for Australia, has been lost. The Blervie Castle was one of the fleet of Mesrs. D. Dunbar, of Limehouse. She was a very fine ship, 610 tons register, almost new, having been built two years aso, and was ...

... some it has been landed at Deal and some at Rainsgate. The vessel lost anchor and fathoms of chain, otherwise she not to liave sustained any damage.—Ayr, St. Ives, tons, has been lost at the entrance to Magdalena River, Colombia. Times, s., Belfast, for ...

... DISAtSTReOUS GALE.-BIGHlT LIVES LOST. e- BRIGliTON, ThUSnDAYr. | in A moat seveire gale visited this part of the coast 3. last night. About eleven o'clocls at night the wind be~an f seto blow very briskly from the southwvard end esatweord, evnd e- towardsd ...

... off Lowestoft.—Kate Cann.&hip, from Hull for New York, put into Uueenstown, April 19, leaky.— Sarmatian, ship, arrived at Queenstown from , lost bowsprit and jibboom. having been struck a heavy sea when off the Skellings.—Agnes, collier, from cargo ore ...

... ACCIDENT TO THE SHIP GANGES. On Saturday afternoon, Mr. Humphrey, the coroner, held an inquest at the Albion Tavern, High-street, Shadwell, on the bodies of four Lascar seamen and a boy, who lost their lives in consequence of the sankingof the ship Ganges in ...

... eight miles from Osteud, 2 p.m., with the ship Coiuet; the latter continued her voyage.—About 2.40 p.m. August 7, as the screw steamer Lady Beatrice, of Sunderland, was proceeding the Thames, she collided with the ship Rhine, New Yorlr, which towing down the ...