... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. TIME OF HIGH WATkR THIS DAY. NEWCASTLE. ißlEl.lkt - Yawn. 264 IIIiTLEPOOL,IS Nanette later era CASUALTIES. k. FALSOUTIL Dee. al-71r Id! lax Melee% wale Grated Ace. bat kat bee wmbat wits. Er. PAUILLAC. beat Sere dr.fted Sir will ...

... TffT NEWS IF THE RUTH Oradoek bags from M Carter and Ltd 1900 tor office Rev P w Mortimer suffering from better Whitby Shipping by dull are good recent working local rather Serious Outbreak Bye very Think travellinc St James’s succumbed to mansion of ...

... wounded in an attempt to capture Boer The British losses wero verr severe. Boer Sidelights. Bolt to after Madder. Cooked Casualties. l(Tinw Telegesm—thrpugh Pre. Ivaociation.: LaltZO. Der. M. Advisee from Bloemfontein show that, after the Muddrr River ...

... NOTES, Rosario is shipping exceeding!;' large quantities of bay for trie Cape. A steamer ia about to placed on the route between Colon and Bacas del I'oro. Bahia Blanca is stated to very busy, and large cargoes of wheat are being shipped Europe. Twenty engineers ...

... reported. There were, of 000rse,many of the minor sort, in the shape of dislocations, twists, and sprains, but the absence of casualties of a graver character is somewhat nmarkable considering the conditions under which play was tarried on. The mysterious Kilhy ...

... Latest Shipping. THE WRECKED STEAMER MALT BY. The Maltby inquiry fixed for Friday, the sth in , West Hartlepool. LLOYD'S CASUALTIES. Aapanui, ateamer, w tich went ashore Cape Town, but aiteiwsrds got off, ia reported uninjured. Anglo, Australian steamer ...

... ADVENTURES AT SEA. STRANGE SHIPPING ACCIDENTS. The insurance of ships and their cargoes agsinet the perils, tomes, and misfortunes of the sea, men-of-war. Ms, enemies, pintos, jettisons, &s., ea—an rune the quaint old wording still retained in the ...

... ADVENTURES AT SEA. STRANGE SHIPPING ACCIDENTS. The insurance of ships and their cargoes against the perils, losses, and misfortunes of the sea, men-of-war, fire, enemies, pirates, jettisons, Ac, Ac—as runs the quaint old wording still retained iv the ...

... p.m. issue A few shells were exchanged to-day. Gene We had no casualties. the E Graaf Reinet, Dec. 28th. . The district is practically unarmed, Fol1 and has supplied no recruits to the ship, Boers, though there is some treason- 27th- able talk. It is doubtful ...

... which is now in our bands, and which was expected to be formally occupied by British troops ye*, terday morning. The British casualties were slight _three men killed and few wounded. Another brilliant manoeuvre took place New Year's Day. Iheatenant-Uoloncl ...

... guns reported retiring to Norvals. 0 All Remnington's somuts proceeded to- 't wards Achtertang yesterday morning. LI Slight casualties: About three killed, s few wounded. g THE lENEMY'S STRENGTH 5,000 d TO 7,000. e A Times second edition telegram, per the ...

... Latest Shipping. LLOYD'S CASUALTIES. Tordenakiold, steamer went ashore oa Long Island, floated without injury. steamer, outward bound, collided with the ateamei Sea Belle, from Ghent, anchored off C ravesend ; latter has damage to starboard bow; former ...