... Reepham. The Englishmen were sentenced to seven days’ imprisonment. The . Germans, it appeared, were not tramps, but had lost their ships, and were tramping to catch them at other ports. Sergt. Moody of the Lincoln City Police, interpreted the men’s story ...

... GLASGOW SHIP LOST. THE CREW SAVED IN THEIR OWN | BOATS. The following Lloyd’s tel has been received from fe‘-fe-—f_ Tn.m =4 The captain of the ship Port Elgin, of Glasgow, telegraphs that this vessel has been M:fi{ lost in Santa Bay, having struck on a ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. TWO BRITISH STEAMERS TOTALLY LOST. During the week several shipping disasters have occurred. % The British steamer Trivider, of Newport, sailing for Palermo, with coals, hu'fien totally lost off Cape Villano. The Newcastle steamer Cn ...

... THE LOST LINER. AN INCIDENT OF THE WARATAH'S MAIDEN VOYAGE At the resumed mquir{; yvesterday, into the disappearance of the liner Waratah, Samuel Trott, cook on the Lner on her maiden voyage, said he did not think the Waratah was a ship that would stand ...

... first applied at the London docks to the chief officer for a berth, the chief advised him to get another ship if he could, as, he added, “this ship will be a coffin for somebody.” T]:e enquiry was adjourned until Monday next. ...

... LOST, FOUND, Etc e — e e e | e——— 'I OST, GREY PERSIAN CAT ten days ago: finder rewanded. —Apply 34, Wadsley lune, Hidsbro'. 5855 S { SITUATIONS VACANT. e T !A-unrr. smart, active, Wanted, for Grocery end Provisions; sge sbout 20 years; staie ame, wage ...

... LOST, FOUND, Etc. L= SABLE FUR NECKLET, about Commercial ®reen, Wednesday evening; suitable roward — Apply 104, Leclesm! road. 1398 SITUATIONS VACANT. A LL CLERKS Shouid Join Sheflield Clerks’ Asso- Cistion; employment register; prospectus Free. phone ...

... agu. next day the entry was ““ Full gale, high sea, ship labouring heavily.” Other eatides related to squalls of hurricane force, and at 4 p.m. there were tremendous seas. The Clan Maclutyre was shipping heavy seas fore and aft. If the Steering Gear Broke ...

... GALE DISASTERS. Thrilling Rescuc in the Bay of Biscay. MANY LIVES LOST. A serics of shipping disasters are reported during the recent gale. Harrowing details are given by the captain of the rescue of a portion of the crew of a london steamer which foundered ...

... STORM TRAGEDIES. Five Lives Lost off Scottish Coast: Many Wrecks. The rough weather of Sunday and yuter-“ day has been responsible for a number of serious shipping accidents around the coast. The tugboat Warrior put into Fraserburgh, a fishing town of ...

... Shipping Strike Seriousl y Affects Local Pits. The seamen’s 83“. is having a -eno-! effect in the th Yorkshire coalfield. where, owing to the disturbance and the consequent dislocation of trafic, many of the, Dits are set down. Several were indeed idle ...

... FOUR SHIPS SUNK. Steamers Collide in the HAIRBREADTH ESCAPES. ' Dense fog wae responsible for several shipping disasters this week-emd. Up to the }prvsent no loss of life is reported. ~ The schooner Puhlin, of Riga, was in collision with the eteamer ...