... asthma, 7 and 4 ; child-birth, 6 ; scarlet fever, 4 and S ; water in the head, 3 and 4 ; of old age, 31 and 52. Among the casualties we find 4 sudden ileiths, 3 burned, 2 found dead, 7 killed, 1 suicide, and 3 drowned. 191 children died between the ages ...

... crop, the figures 2,500,000 bales, put down on the 1.5th Sept. last, with a Icontingency of 200,000 to 300,000 bales for casualties, Iaccording to present appearances is most likely to prove correct, although the receipts at the ports hitherto fall ivery ...

... circumstances. Mr. H. C. Chapman deposed to the fact of a ship having taken on board two-thirds of a cargo during the night, about 1,000 packages. Seventy men were employed on the quay and on board the ship. There were five or six lanterns in use, and a man ...

... the same, whether imported in a Dutch or a Britieh ship. With regard to the dic-crim naring duty on the expcrt c Ot Javat product in favour of Dutch IIfigo, that wvillI he' p aobiehc-ed, and British ships will be placed onl precirely ire the same terms as ...

... South Shields pilots. The sum al- C ready subscribed amounts to about £3000. c The Arctic Discovery Ships.—The Enterprise investigator, Arctic discovery ships, are both now complete, jar as their repairs and flttiugs are concerned, and have been tfi T° ° ...

... the sea had completely scooped the sand away and revealed the remains of a peat moss and the depris of an ancient forest. Ship-Building at Sunderland.—There are now 93 new vessels on the stocks on the River Weare, and the demand continues good for them ...

... bearing out the character by their conduct both afloat and ashore. Of the effiboth of ships and commanders we have evidence in the fact of the small amount of casualties attending the emigrant vessels from this port. We sent out last year 153,902 emigrants ...

... ; average weekly Prinm ednumber irn the house, 189 ; out-patients admitted during qual ng the year, 264; revere surgical casualties admitted, 651; , Ch being an'inecrease in the number of persons actuasly in El of the house of 143, and a dimninuetion of ...

... off the coast of Ireland, and another off Ardrossaii. The passengers in these cases were forwarded in other ships. Such a small amount of casualties speaks volumes in favour of tbe emigration regulations, and tbe class of vessels employed in tbe trade from ...

... Hatnburgh and Leith. We aregratified to obseeve that, m ed aetwithutanding this large amount of emigratios, rioon 12 casualty has oiccurred teeany ship from the Clyde under idthe Pdosctigers' Act. Tao e emigrationi for the last six of years isast beers as follow ...

... off the coast of Ireland, and another off Ardrossan. The passengers in these cases were forwarded in other ships. Such a small amount of casualties speaks volumes in favour of the emigration regulations, and the class of vessels employed in the trade from ...

... off the coast of Ireland, and another off Ardrossan. The passengers in these cases were forwarded in other ships. Such small amount of casualties speaks volumes in favour of the emigration regulations, and the class of vessels employed iu the trade from ...