... ~hS I 100 LIVES LOST AT HULL. Tuesday afternoona meeting of Hull seisekowners andf otheis ongagsd in the fishing trnde was held t Hall for the purpose of establishing a relief fund for the widows and orphans of the fishurmera who lost their lives in the ...

... SHIPPING DIStASTER.k A BRAVE COMNIMANDEIR. C On Saturday afternoon several of the crew of the Liverpool steamer D~rumburlie, w hieh was wrecked on Thursday on the Hats and Barrels rm:xk, off the SmalL-s, arrived at Liverpool aind gave particulars of the ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. 22,000 SOVEREIGNS BECQVERE=Th. A Reuter's telegnrais from Lisbon says -According to latest advices, the Dorinda's eargo is valued nt £0222,000. Four eases containing 22,000 sovereigins, Lave been reovered anA deposited at the Peniehe ...

... Messrs. Sbanklsnd and Company, G ocd, owners of the ship Craigbhrn, which was wrecked while leaving Melbourne with ballast for Wellington, on Monday received a cablegram from the captain of the ship, stating that six of the crew were drowned. Their names ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. WRECK OF A STEAMER: LOSS OF LIFE. An official telegram was received at Madrid on Satar day from Corunns stating that the British steamer Priam, bound from Livernool to Hongkong, was wrecked during a- heavy gale at five o'clock oD. ...

... SHIPPING D)BIT A iT. R I RESCUE AT SE-A. Renter's correspondent at Norfolk, weireinia, tle- graphs: The yacht LTrnnia.shire Witch, which ha arrived here, reports that on February 2 last she picked up the captain and five of the crew of a british barque ...

... the Barbo Bank. Shortly afterwards her masts %yent over the Bide, and she eventually disnp. pearedclosetothe spot where the ship Maxwell stranded in uLylast. There was evidentlv nopilot ou bonrd, as she bad her signal for a pil rt flying. The tog United ...

... immediately. The crew were with difficulty saved by the tug, but they lost all their clothes and effects. Two accidents, involving the loss of two lives, occurred on board the ship Janet Cowav, which has just arrived at Liverpool. While on a voyage from ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. LOSS OF A STEAMER AND 15 LIVES. On Monday morning a telegram was received in Liver- pool by the owners of the steamer Bernina stating that that vessel had been in collision on Sanday with the steamer Dnshire, the latter sinking and ...

... foundering, and during a . succession of heavy seas three more of her crew were- also washed overboard. -The names of the men lost. are--. :G.. VW.- Anderson, the' secod' officer: John Walker; -EdwArd Marsdep, and Henry Henderson, able seamen; and Thoiifss ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS: Intelligence received atLloyds' on Thursday statosthat the new iron ship Hermes, of Glasgow, 1,464 tons register, on her first voyage, bountd from the Clyde to San Franciico, has been totally lost with her crew of c 40 hands. The vessel ...

... 1halway Company to recover £25, the value of yorksia rticlec of drcss and ornament belonging to his wife c augter which had been lost on the company's line. mad au Mis3 Christian were returning from an evening 9 andU~iverpool, and were taking their seats in ...