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... the steamer *h * s - rm grew more violent, and all but c the lifeboats were smashed. » correspondent telegraphs :—The , '. an Line steamer City Berlin, from New York, sJ_***d here this morning, and reports fearful in the Atlantic. She passed on Sunday ...
... ATLANTIC LINER IN COLUSION. A STEAM ER K. -EXCITECO SCENES. The other evening • disastrous collisirm took place of Crosby Lightship between .the White Star stearwr airs. Borna's Glasgow steamer Ctunbrae. The bug liner left Liverpool lareling.stage at ...
... FRIDAY 1898 SECOND EDITION rM bakewell ' The of Gasworks— special nf Bakewell Council held on evening Mr G Taylor-Whitehead JP The reoeived Mr A 0 Cripps OC MP was ready for £57 10s oertain In by Mr Howard the Clerk said the 10s included Mr Cripps’s of ...
... MERCURY FRIDAY 1892 EDITION LEICESTER BAILY MERCURY PAPER PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT rM Tilt CAPITAL COKKESl’ONDENTiS of the Local Government snfficient its ! till after Easter is stupendous seventy-tight clauses fifty -seven 3 proposal for in ...
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... ROUGH ATLANTIC VOYAGE. SIGNS OF THE MISSING LINERS. This morning tbe steamer Whitburn, Sunderland, from Baltimore, with general cargo for Rotterdam, arrived et Falmouth very much damaged condition, and reported having terrib'e weather in Atlantic. Three ...
... ANOTHER TERRIBLE GALE. SUPPOSED WRECK OF AN ATLANTIC SIXTY-FIVE PASSENC^EfcS MISSING. (BKUTKB'S TiKflßAlf ] Poktadelgaoa (Ajbobsb), Sunday. The steamar Weehauken has arrived hen with 25 Passengers from the Hamburg-American line steamer Bulgaria, whioh ...
... the tug Emperor, were: Pbarle.- Xi cai.ia.in. M.ddJ«*brough ; Samuel mat.- South Shields- dames Williamson, High nil., liru.rm. You- ~11-end; and James Lewi.-, Middlesbrough. WILSON LINER OVERDUE. A Hull telegram states that the Wilson liner Salerno now ...
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... coaatguardsmon found of crew 1 foundered first Two of men The wind which until and loon l With ©all The Islay barton on to sinking Allan MRS JOHN KENT 8PENDER Authoress “Mr “ Lives In Wrong” &o Is CHAPTER XVL A TO VISIT tu ry follow and! lady is EXCITING ...
... trade bills 2; to 21. four months 21 to 2j, and six months' 21 2t per tent .inite an *yentas) business was treaseeted es the Sink b:schange for a Saturday. It was significant that the 'market& should hare been se Grim nn the eve of the settlemest, width ...
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