... brouoht home to the Service with excellent results, When 2 commander hag tbcoretically suffered a heavy defeat or lost several valnable ships, under circumstances which lay him open to criticism, why should he not be tried by court-martial, and, if the charge ...

... IRELAND. OVER A MILLION STERLING LOST EVERY YEAR BY THE CHANNEL PASSAGE. Some interesting, not to eay startling, caleulations have been compiled by Mr, D, Tallerman, in regard to the enormous loss which results in conuection with the Irish cattle trade ...

... TWENTY-FOUR LIVES LOST. A fearful disaster occurred in the English Channel about eight o'clock on Sunday night. The steamer Nereid, of Newcastle, ran into the Scotch full-tigged ship Killochan, Both vessels sank, and 24 lives were lost. The eurvivors landed ...

... from the German Emperor got into one of them. Only six of the Beresford’s crew left the ship, The fog was so thick that immediately the boats touched the water they lost sight of each other and of the Beresford, and did not succeed in finding her, although ...

... first washed overboard by a heavy the remainder of the crew, finding the vessol :ia:fn'ng, took to the ship’s boats, which capsized, and all were lost. The orew of the schooner Norway witnessed the disaster, but were powerless to render any assistance. ...

... murder was tommitted in a lonelg‘pnrt of the park after the gates had been closed { for the night. | LOSS OF A BRITISH WAR SHIP. A telegram has been received at the Admirnalty from the Commander-in-Chiof on the Australian Station stating that H.M.S, Dart ...

... cock-sure ‘of Colonel MARTON winning in the threatened contest, and eo elated and puffed up at the prespect of a victory, that they lost their mental balance In all electioneering tricks and quips and quirks and games the Tories ueually reckon themselves as p ...

... Bramwell, Mr. B. Baker, of Forth Bridge celebrity, and Mr. T. A Walker, contractor for the £vern Tunnel and the Manchester Ship Canal. Two prizes are offered, of 500 guineas and 200 guineas, for the best designs, the height of the tower to be 1,250 feet ...

... special -reward upon Captain Kane, of the Calliope. Every officer in command was responsible for the eafety of his ship, and if it were lost he would be tried by court-martial. Several questions were put to Mr. ‘Swith with respect to the Sugar Convention ...

... Expiring Laws Continuance, Merchant Shipping (Pilotage), Public Health (Oholera Prevention), gotton Cloth Factories, Bribery (Public Bodiex) I'revention, Light Railways (Ireland), Infectious Disease Notification, Merchant Shipping (Colours) Post-office Sites ...

... whilst in & ship-troker's office in Leadenthips of the French Line. which hold the record |yhe setp 'y ‘e ory, o his sistor's heroism being all between New York and Havre, The White Sta e ane: By A 8 “I di _— steamship Majestic, a sister ship to the Teutonic ...

... latter in the attempt severely sprained his right leg. Boats have been washed from their moorings, but not one is reported lost, On the new lake on the foreshore there has been great damsge done. Of the fifty or sixty boats that ucually ply on the lake ...