... KAISER, and IMPRRSEI WEST HARTLEPOOL EVERY WEDNILSDAY, THUS% DAY, and SATURDAY, Irons eras Tuesday, and friday, weather and casualties excepted. These are Sited with every comfort tor and carry Btessard and Fats 1.1r4 Cabin, Find Cable, Haien Para dhs. For ...

... October was very erratic. It was colder than the average in all districts. The severe gale on the 7th caused many shipping casualties round our coasts, and Holyhead Break- water was damaged to the extent of £100,000, the storm's greatest violence being ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTY NEAR DEBRY. DeSKY, TOHBEUJr. At m .early hoar tfa£a moroiog the Cyaaoaa, of Bwaatea, while making Cor the month the Foyle, wae.driven by west gale oo the Ton Bank in eetoary. A sea waa breaking over the honk, and the Greeneaatle pat ...

... LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVAL AT DUNDEE. Kmrl Grey Dock.— Jan. Ethel Gwendoline 5.8., Burns, Arable, con is. __ DEPARTURE FROM DUNDEE. Jan. I.—Lag»rtha, Olaso. Christian la, coals. MOVEMENTS OF DUNDEE STEAMEKB. NORTH SE«, Lowilen, left Oran for ...

... esterday's Sale will he'on = Rt 1s HARKIS & OURR, A D ON here win be Soft, ‘by, Pato Roun, ca: tie Lop ET a SHIPPING. ane ay tal wil Casualties 6x From DUNDES. FROM LONDON. Wed., in. 1, N. 10 Fat Fee ‘an. 8 ty ga? ras Lo ba | ~~ thong 198 Further particdlars ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The steamer Stratbcroyde, from Kurrachoe, hirived at Alexandra, leaky, having grounded in gou»g the canal. A cablegram from Halifax states the German Barque Shakspearo, Hamburg for New York, was passed abandoned on December 22, 54 ...

... to GEO. V. & CO.. Leith. DUN V. K AN)).'-0.' FT „ -V- fIIHE DUNDEE, PERTH, AND I.ONDON SHIPPING COMPANY'S Powerful Steamers will Sail (Weather ami Casualties excepted) follows Prom Dundee. From London. Wednesday, Jan. 1, Wednesday, Jan. 1, Cambria ...

... morning for London. The Clan Line steamer Clan Mac. phersoo, from Calcutta, lett here this afternoon for London. 4IIIIPPING CASUALTIES. IFSOM LLOYIIib Indiana, seawater, from Philadelphia, in docking at Liverpool ou Monday night, collided with the Pier•head ...

... TO-DAY'S SHIPPING. I Lloyd's Casualty Telegrams- I The stsamer Edith, previously reported sunk after a collision off Tilbury, has been raised by the Thames Conservancv, and towed up the river. The brig Londesborougb. of Favsrsham, was totally lost on ...

... out, Nov. . 29, on the Line, Dee, 12, 1X8, British , steering south, Dec. we Baad (Bela ship), stecring eoath, Dec. fins . 9, lat. 7 8, long. 55 W. QHIPPING CASUALTIES. ‘The report relative to the Thorpe having gone ashore was Bahia Blanca, not Liverpool ...

... XV. played tho j elud, which sould only get twelve men on the field, and defested a ww end three trim to one and MAIL AND SHIPPING NEWS. Addresses, math 86 avenged | a filing to team tagether. ‘Baddingtoa-road, very excelent fe * drew is the former's favour ...

... WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. JsVKOIAL FROM LLOFn'S AftENTS. I The schooner C«,hovan of Amlw™ ^rtm Glouces- ter to Detry, Hranea near Moville onn,Xu°e?day morn- ing. but the_ crewwere saved by the lifeboat. The vessel was aftelwajs towo(1 to oerry leOoat. ...