... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Accounts from the coast report a shipping disaster during the heavy gale on Saturday and Sunday off Port Landa. A brig went down so suddenly, with all hands on board, that it was impossible to learn either her natue or any par ticulars ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES OFF WHITBY. Yesterday the brig Runo, Captain Dobson, from Shields to London, coal laden. was brought into Hartlepool by the steam-tug Hilda, and with ten men extra at the pumps, being leaky in consequence of having been on the rocks ...

... has confirmed fine all day, but this evening the weather looks very dirty, although there is no wind to speak of. No shipping casualties have as yet been reported. ...

... THE LATE siIIPWRECKS. Sts,—Perhaps you will make room for a few remarks respecting the late shipping' casualties. As regards the inefficient state in which the rocket apparatus was said to be when wanted for actual service, the idea occurred to me and ...

... remarkably low barometer, Sept. 26, in lat. 46 N, long. 14 W. the ship was hove to for 12 hours to avoid the centre of cyclone. wind veering front NNE to NNW. heavy gale bar. 29. SHIPPING CASUAL/TIES. COLLISION IN TIN IRISH CHANNKL. On Thursday night, a steam ...

... short duration, caused considerable damage to shipping. Among the casualties are the following:—The Helen Finlayson was being towed out of port just as the gale sprung up, whe•i the tow-rope parted, and both ship and tug drifted ashore near the North Wall ...

... FARROW ESCAPE OF TWO OTHERS. DAILY NEWS OFFICE, 12 NOON. Today we have to record one of the most distressing shipping casualties which has occurred at the entrance of the Tync for some years past, the particulars of which will be found in the annexed ...

... 11011111L;LL SHIPPING CASUALTY, Among the intelligence from bey.md the seas we have to relate a horrible episode, which is, we believe, without precedent in the annals of the present century. The French ship it.. Paul, on her way to France from India ...

... CASUALTIES IN THE ATLANTIC. By the arrival at Liverpool, yesterday, of the African mail steamer Etbiope, we have received intelligence of more serious disasters to shipping caused by the fearful south-easterly gales which have recently prevailed in the ...

... 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 ...

... CASUALTIES AT FLAMBRO' HEAD. During the whole of Saturday and Sunday a dense fog pervaded this district, and. unfortunately, the wind being easterly, the shipping in the neighbourhood of Flambro' Head were unable to hear the reports of the fog gun fired ...

... boats were washed away, and the master having put the ship's certificate of registry, his own certificate. and some other things into one of the boats, they were lost. A heavy sea which struck the ship about the same time split the main piece of the rudder ...