... these five would likely be a with retdn’ ‘tickets from Dundee. Mr and Mrs whose names are published in the list of passengers lost on M They have been on ag or as lg oe on Sunday afternoon with the ill-fated were. Mrs widow of the late Rev. Mr Easton, Old ...

... parted cheerfully with as many as were needed fora faith which second nature to them. Thousands, perhaps tens of thousands, were lost at fir.it the huge cities of the enormous continent, hut the Church soon overtook it* straying sheep. It watched over their ...

... Dundee, from Savannah for Lvien with cotton, into Copenhagen Dec. 3o’ liaving lost two I dados of her projwllor. Stern porti.n cargo will discharged allow of now screw brii, shipped. 00003 ENTERED TO THE CUSTOMHOUSE YESTERDAY. iMPoant Foreign'. Inchcape(* ...

... simj I*.- lesson of * help for those who r.re ready to polish.' The damage to shipping at Aspinwall may bo inie;!y summarised. Two banai.s, two brig*-., and one .schooner aro lost, to- gether w th l.oii tons of coal which they had still on Icard. The Bt. ...

... corn dealer into that of an and cab proprietor. making money in all. The case was adjourned on Saturday. HINTS ON No man ever lost money by judicious advertising. An advertisement and works while the merchant is asleep and his warehouse or shop closed. ...

... aggregating 85,000 tons, and the sailing ships 89,0014 From that down till 1873 there was a remarkable increase in the demand for screw steamers, and as remarkable a deoline in the inquiry after sailing ships. This was to a great extent, however, the ...

... amer, name ui tt cou'h end of Small Is How shewing above water. tog is Known of the crew, ba they may be landed on the The new ship Macmillan, ago for Singapore, rh lich eaited from the Clyde a tew days ve rr back ition, to the fall of the bank yest when ...

... >y (Town Clerk), and himself. He said that the numb*? lives lost was between 100 ; many these jcurg men and women who were toe stay and supp of paitcts. From eight to twelve t .- livfcu lost were beads of families; one Ift widew cod six of a family, another ...

... the barge tow, left the Tidal Batin about three o'clock. Captain Brine, Her Majesty'* ship Lord Warden, the guard-ship of the Forth, Cameron, of Her Majesty's ship Unicom, Dundee, Provost Brownlee, and many of the members the Town Council accompanied ...

... 686,838 On foreign o 4 82.071 Total British 608 824326 531,030 Ships. Tonnage. 20 92,216 23 25,133 Decrease 65 07,083 Average Tonnage of Sailing Slips Tonnage. Average registered tons per ship in 1878 1,025 Ditto ditto 1879 1,000 Distribution of Tonwtye ...

... pas. eougere, decided to remain with the ship. lire vessel was sinking rapidly at the time. of the boats containing five men woe snamped end the occupants were Orewned. Night soon closed, and the .Itn anon lost sight of each other in the iszkirees. The ...

... lives; brig John, of Hartlepool, remained by vessel; ship Lough Sunart, of Glasgow, 55 lives; fishing cobles, of Staithes, rendered assistance; cutter Wisdom, of Shoreham, saved vessel and crew of 6; ship Hebe, of Trederickstadt, li lives; fishing boats and ...