... ?? 2 .1 8.48 Sundorland .. 7.49 . 8S2 Tyne ?? 7.47 . 8.18 WRECIO IN TH13 MEESEY. In the Mersey on Tuesday night, the sloo Thomas anl Anne drove ashore ana became ao totl vwreck. The crew were saved. SERIOUS COLI.SION IN SHIELDS HARBOUR. Yesterday, while ...

... S. C., Conet, from Dartmouth, lightj -Gleaner, -Walters, -from Montrose, light- Clarence, Simons, from Taybridge. light; Thomas Vaughan, Murray, from Hamburg, light; Windermere C Campbell, from London, light; Croniwell, Haggett- from Flaushig, light; ...

... Middlcton, Mr. D. Iveson, Mr. Wmi. Dent, Mr. S. B. C. Waird, Mr. Samuel Rowlandson, Mr. Robert Thornton, Mr. G. Chap- rmn, Mr. Thomas Applegarth, Mr. Francis Robinson, Mr. Robert Wade, and Mr. George Hodgeson. The report of the Building Committee was presented ...

... Middleton left here for Riga to-day; all well. ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. BHaTLEroP0, Nbvember 6.-Nugget, Tower, from Ryde, ballast; Thomas and William, Cox, from Scar. b rough, herrings i Jim Crow, Crick, from Yarmouth, bilast ; Swaledale, Parish, from Middlesbrough ...

... third engineer, Dntrham, aged 30; WmY . a L Richardson, fourth engineer, Darhaso, aged 29; bo e Thomas Tranmpett, storekeeper, Shields, aged 23; be] IHenry Thomas, fireman, Newport, aged 24; ew Frederick Aldridge, fireman, Bristol, aged 22 ; ea' Louis Lande ...

... Newcastle, was resumed at the Guild- hail, Newcastle, yesterday, when the evidence of Chas. Lavell, one of the crew of the smack Thomas, of Grimsby, which saved Dinning, (the only survivor of the St. Bede), was given. He saw the Black Swan after the collision ...

... Newcastle, cInders; Gogo (so), 1y, Langle'y, from Ipawieh, ballast - Tillie Blaker, Boynton, from London, ballast ; Mildred, Thomas, from w lnnth, purple ore; Sixty-six (sal, Truefitt, forom Loh ron loam; Brothock (as), Smith, from Shields, beballsst. Brcdranes ...

... purchasers of the prize stock. Mr Frank Theckstone acted as judge, and awarded the prize to Mr John Bamlett, of Blackwell. Mr 0. Hardy's annual sale of fat live stock and Christmas show took place at Castle Eden yester- day, and were largely attended by farmers ...

... Hartlepool, light. Sl--DlPESeIoGuo Augusf 14,-Toes (Ss), Mces, from Lowastltl, light; Amiazon, frois London, light; Glen- cairn, Hardy-, fromn Lsndou, light; hlalleable, Har- forth, foom Glaugemeonths, iron; Clipper, horster, floom Harlingen, light; Confidence ...

... SINeAPOne, JulIy 2.-Arrived: Craiglands [s9), Ca ph. W. Smith, fromn Cardiff, artor a very quick passage of thirty-seven doye. Ha~rdy, Wilson, &c Co. GoeuaorTAn, July 2.-Left: Eeottie (aS), Capt. Jas. Wi~llis, for Arueterdam. G. Horoley. ORONOT.;DT, July 3 ...

... stone; Isabel, Robert- son, from Aberdeen, props; Gratitude, Mauld, from Quebec, timber; Snmue, Smith, for Rotter- dam, iron; Thomas Vaughan, Walker, for Stettin, s iron; Sixty-six, Trafitt, for IGraugemouth, iron; Leda, Sword, forNewcastle, iron stone ; ...

... Wait and partners, North Shields-William :r Dddds, master, Fmndhoe-torratce, North Shieklds, r. leaving wife and family; Thomas Miould, mete, Toll-square, North Shields, leaving wife end family; A. Newsen , second mate, Charlotte-street, Y North Shields ...