... British barque, which, bound from the coasm of Africa with pain oil and ivory to Liverpool, struck ot Three Caseo Head and there lost her rudder, ,d, beewning totally unmanaguble, was driven 'into Dunniayniis Bay on the ?? of the 11th of Decem. bar, in grat ...

... such a court, the poor have been put to great hard- ship, loss, and inconvenience; and that to a very extensive district, the advantages intended for the country, by the quarter sessions act, have been lost-inconsequence of the great distance of the sessions ...

... by ?? Thomson ; for every ship we had there was 'a ledger kept; the book produced is the one wve had in use between the years 1854 and 1855. Have you carefully examined the book ? ILhave. And is there a singla entry of a 'ship salled the Os- prey? Dr. ...

... following ?? plaintiff stated that he was contractor for the i enppl' of bre4d to three ratmments in the Royal Baracks, one in Ship-street Barracks, and one in Island-bridge Barracks. On the night of ?? of November las., whou the plaintift's men went to work ...

... owner of the steamship the Black Adder against thq defendants for alleged negligence in building that vessel. This vessel was lost at sea in 1870. She was built of iron, and the cause of the loss was attributed to the falling of the iron mast, which the ...

... gentlemen who called were aware that anything ofthe kind 'was done. .Mr. Sha clerk to b lessrs.- Willis and Co., ship-brokers, hi ?? 6irm are ship brokers to the Camilla,.which is oR destined to sail to Port Philipe; heard of the Australian t1 Company in quaetion ...

... , York-ctreet, Westminster, had been employed to procure a ship for the boy, and that after an absence of about a month that person returned to town, and informed the boy's father that a ship had been obtained for his son, in which he was going out to ...

... was no responsibility for the negligence b of the captain and officers of the ship unles' the e qhippers declared beforciand the exact value of-the S D goods about to be shipped, Which was not done in the , resent instance. No doubt if the plaintiffs were ...

... police barrack- awaiting the I inquost. I ACCIDENT TO A WESTPORT- iBOUND SHIP. TrRmILmE EXPERiEmEan. ti b! MALV(DA S CAnSLIItSR) The Briti ship Sai Francisco, Monday. The British ship 'Ventura has arrived in tie s harbour partly disabled, having encountered ...

... though' the X ship was d&erted ; after many trials, they succeed- i- ed in unbinidin g themselves, and vishing to go upon r, deck,-they found the hatch nailed down, wilic e tbroke open by force. Coming upon deak, Iheyt = found that the ship was really deserted ...

... recited that Mrs. Smith had sailed from Boston, United States, in the ship Hope, Captain Thompson, which vessel had become a total wreck; that several of the passengers and crew were lost; that the remainder were picked up by the brig Fame (Captain Miller) ...

... froa the Broadatone te Lomrgford and hak, Ws wrongfuUT prevented *rom entering a carriage by su aempny's Servants, whereby he lost the tiracss. :e also Claimed damages for injury to the ountents of a lag, his property, and for an eged asoult. On the 7th ...