... the owner the amount of insurance, which, of course, he would not have done unless he was per- fectly certain that the ship was lost. The owners had also paid to the widow 191., the balance of wages due to deceased. It appeared that this sum and a policy ...

... this motlonware the holders of a botttonry bond and the master of the ship. On the part of the bondholdere it is contended that by the terms of the bornd the master had bonnd ship and freight, and had rendered himself personally liable for the money advanced ...

... :-Kuriuret Friedrich Wilhelm, dlag- ship of Vice-Admiral Hoester, Captain Boaters; Woerti, Captain H H H Prince Henri of Prussia; Weissenburg, Captain Bucheel; Brandenburg, Cantain Geisler; and Jagd, Commander Holzbaner. The ships during their stay in the harbour ...

... Wreck Commissioner, opened art inquiry here to-day on behalf of the Board of Trade into the cause of the late accident to the ship Paigrave. The accident occurred o thl - voyage from Cardiff to San Francisco; and inte- rest was taken in, the inquiry as ...

... the silver at Mr. Murphy'a office. A search was made, and the prisoner was arrested, when he alleged that he got drunk, and lost the money. The gus story of course was not credited, and the prisoner was Fe mel manded until search could be made for the ...

... the plaintiff, who is a bacon and provision merchant, against the deferndants, who are ship owners, for not delivering within a proper time a quantity of bacon shipped on board the defendant's vessel, , Concordia, in Waterford, for London, by reason of ...

... the following boats are known to be totally lost, although the crews, as far as we can learn, are saved :-Twillght, Indefatigable, North Star, Fear Not, Seven Brothers, Fortitude, Agenoria, Miriam (one hand lost), Napier, &c. The laos of fishing gear, nets ...

... Quebec when the information Was sent to England. The vessel is stated to be fully insured. Two other emigrant ships, chartered by government, were lost about the same time as the Carrick. One is the Imogine, George Foreman, master, from Liverpool, and the other ...

... Coroner-The ship not paying off-was about eight o'clock on Friday morning; that was the first time I had to wear ship; I had not tried to stay ship before that; I was very much surprised to find the ship would not work; I don't know whether the ...

... tai, although trhe weather may be vm'w*U~> cisti ship wiil be lost. ¶: ayiarhu-l sehonkld be sorry to asslome *, 3,e S Of thailt lille will be lost. ?? cited Sate cases to show that his Q't2'ict:,l rtajint be iralnted in tde present t~.;ne rce hls 39lr ...

... 40th section of the Merchant Shipping Act of '76, which made it a misdemeanour for a person to send to sea an unseaworthy ship, and it also held that the master of a British ship who knowingly takes an unsea. worthy ship to sea is guilty of a misdemeanour ...

... whom is the niece of the ?? Pornetti. All the American ships of war, except one sailing vessel, have been withdrawn from the coast of Africa, in consequence of which cargoes of slaves are shipped for Cuba wholesale. The British cruisers are not permitted ...