... thunderstorm , with vivid lightning , an 1 accompanied by Bevere hail and snow showers , occurred on Monil-iy night . ' SEW SHIP PET SACK FHOSt SEATlio new phip Mncmillan , 1450 tnna net i which ' Billed from the Clyde on her Cret voyage on Thun-i day ...

... Government lately condemned be broken up Her ordered that magnificent article of furniture writing-table book-shelves &c be out ship’s timber to of the States no come to Alice The Queen pew Whippingham Church mural monument to of late Princess Alice This work ...

... 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 ...

... ~ a.t f lea. alans Rep't.1 FI Waldensian (B1), left Monte Video L. T. vre-- * Glontinart (ship), froma Boston at Glasgow, Dec. .31, in 141 da~ys. .Absnam (ship), left Boston for Glasgow, Dec. 30. A NCHOR LIES MO0VEMEWNTrS . ifoarson riseren Daiy Seer ...

... hlowover, was done on lo shore than on the previous day, whilst afloat the casualties were only nomzinal. -The gnie nmoderated before sunset, I5 X permnsittsug the shipping whlich had been for shelter to st . ;Spithicad to slip their moorings and depart ...

... \ WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. The Santons (Captain Macho), arrived st hba ! wnast, two mil yard. The Cear (Norweyian nmu-).m-:: laden with coals, is reported by telegraph, Dec. 3, to bave { struck wb:;r-m aod ra'-nad;flu provably be hasdGuad “wners. Leuliare ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Penzance, December 30. Elizabeth Hendrika, Dutch kuff, of Groningen, Captain Hageman, from Havre from Bilboa (empty wine casks), drove ashore late on Sunday night, near Muuion. Three men lauded about midnight by rocket apparatus. ...

... than on the prey ious day, liilst afloat the casualties w ere only nominal. Chimney-pots were removed and slates sent flying by the. violence of the gale, which moderated before sunset, permitting the shipping which had been for shelter to Spithead, to ...

... terrible gale was blowing in the Bristol Channel yesterday. Damage is reported as having occurred to shipping, but we have intelligence of no serious casualty. A schooner, name unknown, sank in the Sound of Mull the night of the 27th. Crew supposed lost. Singular ...

... WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. e e Lioyd’s Telegram to The Echo. The Annie Sophie (German schoouer), from Memel for Grimsby, laden with wood, and the Aline (German ship), from I{natnc for St. Nazaire, with wood, put into Christiansand (Dec. 31), with damnge to ...

... ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE SHIPPING TRADE. l Froi C. If. Kellock ebill Co.'s C'ireadar.) For the first time during the last four years we are enabled to congratulate our frieuds upon an existing cheerfulness in shipping circles, founded Ona steady, solid i ...

... fh’ sad havoc in various parts of the kingdom. It was especially rouih in the Bristol Channel, rendering it impossible for ships te put to sea. At Kirkcaldy a wall was blown down, and it is feared some persous have perished. At Sheflield & boy was found ...