... LOST DEEDS 8T, a emall Bag, supposed to have been left in a LV Railway Carriage at Carnforth in or about the > moath of August, 1875, containing a Deed of Conve ance, dated 8th August, 1871, made between Timothy Welch Townson of the one part and James ...

... means of coining to London, and on the same evening I arrived in London, and lost no tune in reporting the loss of the ship to the owners. I further declare that when the ship went down, the light Beachy Head bore from N.E. E., distant about sixteen miles ...

... Kennedy, Liverpool, gen. cargo. Feb. Ist., the American ship Alexander, Andrews master, cotton, from Mobile, for Liverpool, out days, came shore at 11 p.in. night, about two miles below Sunderland point; lost anchor and chains, off S«uthport, and Feet ...

... JEWELLERY LOST IN TRANSIT. In the case of Levton v. Jciris, winch btcn trie«l in the Lord Mayor’* Couit, .ore the Reconier and conmiou jury, point of some novelty raised on behalf of defendant. The waa brought to recover the value of watch which the plaiutilf ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. The President, steamer, Roberts, sailed from Liverpool for New York on the 10th instant. Crookhavkn, Feb. 9th —Put in on the 7th, the brig Traveller, Russell, of Whitehaven, from for Liverpool, days out experienced severe gales ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. Lloyds' list shews that in the last four years the value of shipping lost i 9 £10,000,000 sterling. Ample scope here for improvements in navigation. Notwithstanding the proclamation forbidding the export of machinery, the iron trade is ...

... Norriss, of the Psyche, and brought to Sydney. The loss of the ship and cargo is estimated at about £16,000; Captain Evaas and his crew having not only lost everything they had in the ship, bat also their hard earnings for the last 18 months. Th r were ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF VERSTON Arrivals. 26. New Thomas, Rayliff, from Liverpool; Eclipse, Benson, Liverpool; Mary Ann. Braithwaite, Collier, Jackson, ; Nettle, Sawrey. Runcorn ; Mary. Bond, Runcorn ; Si«ters, Atkinson, Runcorn ; Laurel, Clark ...

... Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF LANCASTER. Arrivals—from the 30th to the sth instant. —Endeavour, Robinson, Ulverston, slate. Margarot and Peggy, Summer, Dundalk, wheat. Alice, Brown, Isle Man, wheat. John O'Gaunt. Park, Liverpool, general cargo. Laurel ...

... Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF VLVERSTOS. arrivals. 26th. Thomas, Pernie, Olasson Dock, gen. cargo. 28th. Bond, Huncorn, coals. 29th. Hope, Turner, Liverpool, gen. cargo. 30th. Delight, Stones, Liverpool, gen. cargo. 30th. William, Brockbank, Liverpool ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF ULVERSTOX. Arrivals. Levan, Sumner. Lytham; Enerald. Barrow, I.vtham ; I Dora, Aidsworth. : 24 Kirkby, Parker,' Fleet- ' wood ; Dee, Owen, Grange ; 25 Delight, Stones, Liverpool. I Sailed. George, Anderson, Chester; 23 Hope ...

... nearly four times as many lives lost as in the receding ten years. It was the duty of every Englishman to give Mr Plimsoll the most hearty in carrying oat hie noble policy. From 1872 to 1875 no less than 3,072 ships had been lost. How many of these might have ...