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... LATE SHIPPING NEWS. [LLOYD'S TKLEGHAMS.] A Hamburg telegram states that the German steamer Gutenfels, whilst in tow to dry dock, collided with the Jiritish ship Salamanca, and the latter re- ceived injury to the extent of about £200. She was at anchor ...
... but so bad was his dition that he could not do that properly, and to bp, told to stop by the assistant-superintendent He lost the ships articles, and on leaving offices staggered and fell over the steps. Vachell directing attention to tho fact that members ...
... they had seen nothing M1,1r. Young savs he is confident that the masts seen by the Indian were those of one ?? Franllkl1is lost ships, the Eirbus and the Terror. THE CARMAIUX STRIKE TO BE CONNTINLUED. The Carmaux milners on strike held a general meeting ...
... the number of seamen lost and an increase of 357 in the number of passengers lost as compared with the average for the fifteen years. It is, how- ever, worth noting- that of the 590 passengers lost in 1890-91 no less than 555 were lost in one vessel, the ...
... the number of seamen lost and an increase of 357 in the number of passengers lost as compared with the average for the fifteen years. It is, how- ever, worth noting that of the 590 passengers lost in 1890-91 no less than 555 were lost in one vessel, the ...
... new railway ex- tension by aquaantity o-rock falling upon hun during blasting. -: TheBritisi ships lost during October: were-Sailingvessele, 46; lives lost, 86; steam vessein«F7s-:- ?? The Corporation of the City of London has made a grant-of 50 guineas ...
... TWENTY BRAZILIAN SHIPS LOST IN A TEMPEST. An Exchange Company's telegram from Paris says -Mail advices receied here from Brazil savs that during the recent tempest twenty ships, imclcdi'g - warship with a son of ?? 1 orseca on board, were lost. THE U.S. CONGRESS ...
... cited the figures showed a loss of nio snore than one in e 266 froin wrecks and oasualties in British shipping. 10 As to deck loading, out of 04 ships lost ill ?? uyears only 48 hadt ?? deck cargo itt all, andi out of at total loss of life of 1,381 in the ...
... dnnger of ?? is if he carries passengers, because he would lose business it)if he' lost many ships. But in other cases th Fes. it might be to his interest to lose ships.- n ion It would not be to his advantage unless in the an case of fraudulent insurance ...
... 000 the House of vojnmons will be asked to vote. LOST IN TIMES OF PEACE. ™ Herbert Gladstone has obtained from Admiralty a continuation of the return last year of the number of her Hj^sty § ships lost otherwise than in »ctJvn; from Waterloo year to 1840 ...
... shipowner himself to make his ship safe against dariger of loss ? Mr Plimsoll: It is, if he carries passengers, because he would lose business if he lost many ships; but m other eases it might be to his interest to lose ships. It would not be to his advantage ...
... himself to make his ship safe against danger of loss ? interest of the shipowner himself to make his ship safe against danger of loss ? Mr Plimsoll: It is, if he carries passengers, because he would lose business if he lost many ships; but in other cases ...