... SHIPPING -N3 S. REPORTED LOSS OF A S-qjp AND ALL HANDS. The Press Assaciation's Skibiereen - dent telegrphs that a report reecbed :; e> on Saterday night that a Large '-hp h - wrecked to the west of CatzAtownsheae,,. bands drowned. Deails of the casnW ...

... bash. Deceased s estate was of the total value of and by a will executed just before his depa:ture from England it was left to bis wifo abeolutely. His Lord- ship gave leave to presume the death on or since Jane 10th beast. ...

... ,V The *wrk of completing the ships for sea -will be pressed forward with al possible, diespatc at Sheerness,. ut it is not anticipated that the Rmnprmof India.and the Repulse wlbe ?? before Saturday, as each has to ship 1000 tone of coal before taking ...

... Enchntress, with the Lords of the Admiralty on board, also Wnat out. 9.on after half-past six o'clock the ships in Portsmouth Harbour dressed and Irn malnei ship and the Commander-in-Chis', with Rear-Admiral Rice, and the other prin- cipal offciales oi the port ...

... and it was on this distinet w‘-{ she was allowed by her parents to accompany Mrs. Stabbs. For eighteen mooths after ber depa-ture Mre. Stubbs corresponded with the girl's mother, but the commuaication bet ween the families suddenly consed and for two ...

... battleship E nuburgh and an iron barque, the S.:ottisls Admiral. The Edinburgh was steaming to Sheerness, previous t 9 her dep.atur, to Hull for coastguard duty, when her steam-steering gear broke down. She subs, queicly collided with the barque, and from ...

... their fraternity, who are now engaged in a hand- to-band fight with those employers of labour who are identified with the shipping interest of the port of LiverpooL Some were old, some were of middle age, and some were young; some 'were well clad, and ...

... NENTLY MOORED IN THE MERSEY. Conway (Cadet Ship), Captain A. T. Mir -4 Is.N. 11.3 .5. - -xefatigable (Training Ship), Captain I: H 3f.b. Akbar (Reformatory Ship), Capt. it N. H.id.S. Clarence (B.C. Reformatory Ship), Cotnnweler A' o s'..ree Powder Hulks off ...

... responding to the toast, said that ere persr n ce board could not but belp being much struck ?? the remarkable steadiness of the ship. IL ras very pleasant to bear that the N'1s.tei hJ4 attained a speed of nearly 19 ktots ?? hour, which was considerably above ...

... during the war. Messrs. J. a. Eao Limited have sent by the Red Cross Society's Hospital Ship, Princess of Wales, ten cases, and are sending by the American HEeospital Ship Maine five cases, each case containing 12 dozen *'Fruit Salt for the use of the troops ...

... recent stranding of this cruiser, off Jamaica, has reprimanded the captain, while the chiet engineer was dismissed from the ship. STATICS TO EUROPE. — A movement has been started in the Southern States for establishing direct steam commumication with Europe ...

... bridegroom. had halt a day together, rot. without interruption, for he hlch be shirked, and !rw. |7 , ' thft afternoon the great ship weighed anchor, and Gregory Aheon drifted away on to the wide ocean of separation. I* the second great sorrow which had come ...