... steamer was bearing down on them, and, before it was possible to avert a collision, the Norwegian steamer Alert, of Bergen, inward bound for Newport, struck the Glen Gelder on tho port bow, just at the break of the forecastle, cutting her down to the water's ...

... COLLISIOJNTS OFF CARDIFF. ?tavacS^d\y evening the barque Karl Peel, of li^irs, o°und inwards to Cardiff from Rio Jv?8,toe^ the German barque I. Schontji, ef t fhded'i tut with a carg^i of coals, C da*1 Penarth Roads. Both vessels sus- aSe> and will dock ...

... times of the year down as far as Lundy. They had performed their share of the duties well, and he had never, heard a single complaint against them. On the contrary, he had heard great praise given to them for the way in which they performed their duties. ...

... wound was given, and could not have been far from the pistol as the fluff of the coat had been singed. Had the shot taken an inward direction it would have caused instant death. He examined prisoner, who had bruises about the face—pro- bably the result of ...

... following figures on the trade of the port have been kindly furnished by tho statistical dexiartment of the Harbour Trust :— INWARDS. 189.1. 1830. 1881. Vessels entered 4,456 4,778.. 5,240 Registered tonnage.. 1,360,496 1,409.529 872,584 Imports (tons) 599 ...

... evils to which the flesh is heir. To town residents who may be jaded and look careworn, he suggests outward, no less than inward, application. Honey is the finest cosmetic in the world, and a thin coating. rubbed on the iace before going to bed takes ...

... statistics can more readily realise this vast progress. The first striking thing I note is the value of the exports, The complaint hitherto has been that the increase is only in weight. But the progress of the last five years in value has been at the rate ...

... four men with him. They went as low down as No. 8, and visited the East Level heading. There they found everything blown inwards towards the face—doors, timbers, and trams—from the west. They came across a fall there about 10 or 12 yards insida the first ...

... following figures have been kindly furnished by the statistical depart- ment of the Harbour Trust of the trade of the port INWARDS. 1892. 1891. 1882. Vessels entered 4,602.. 4,456 5,202 Registered tonnage.. 1,485,04.0 1,360,406 1,041,993 Imports (tons) ...

... For example, lit Cardiff, in 18S5, tie- avera^ ship (sail and st-am) was 760 tons register, and the averaee dead weifiit •-inwards was 1,433 tous each vesstl. In 1891. tbt. average rc-gist»r was 890 tons, and the deoo wwisht can-it- 1,770 tons. It is evident ...

... by a private drive. One deplorable result of excessive meat eating in England is the ill-temper, which ia a chroniu moral complaint among us. If we comparll domestic life and manners in England with those of other countries where meat does not form such ...

... CURATE. RESUMPTION OF THE INQUIRY AT CARMARTHEN FINDING OF THE COURT. The inquiry in conneption with the first casa J'mugu. Inward in the Diocese of St. David'» inder the Clergy Discipline Act, WM resnmed a St. Peter's Vestry, Carmarthen, on Thursday morning ...