... British vessels (88 steamers and 17 sailing vessels), with au aggregate tonnage of 25,722 tons, were lost during the month of Jan. last, the number of lives lost amounting to 250. Tbe death is announsed of Bishop Martensen, a celebrated Danish pracher and ...

... morning, vhilst on dityin Fishergate, the prisonor came up to him and told bin h1e was a deserter from the ship Ranterrpt se -He said he de- serted the ship in December last, whilst she vys ?? at Plymouth.-The prksn0r FSIY Woaaasnded tilf to-daY (lSAturday~4 ...

... he wa'a mem- ber of a band of musicians, who, practised alternately at Mellor and Bonny Inn, in Clayton-le-Dale. On Monday lost, they attended at the last-mentioned place, and played until 10 o'clock; they then came past John Dewhurst's, when his son ...

... prisoner in the Ship yard on. Monday, the 9th of November, when he went off with two bundles of iron on his shoulders. On the Wednesday following, she saw him between half-past tiree and four. There is no thorough- fare through the Ship yard, and only ...

... and the ship he bad spoken of in the Dee cost ot see £5,000, therefore he maintained that the cost of this pro- *ite of posed new training ship was greatly undor-estimated. lot by The Government were, moreover, very strict as to the uvass- ships beingm ...

... blowing very fresh from the southward, and the ship rode uneasily at her anchor. I instantly sent lieutenant Pigott and Mr. Roberts, the master, to reconnoitre and return immediately, as I was anxious to get the ship to sea again in safety for the night. They ...

... consider the peouniary position of the defendant, why he liad b-nken off tbie match, and what the plaintiff had caffored and lost. The plaintiff, as he had said before, was the daughter of a respectable farmer, and the defen- dant, when the courtship began ...

... employed to make the analysation; and the pro. ceedings were adjourned. . TOTAL WRaxCK or AN ESOGHANT SHiP.-A most. shocking lost of 'an emigrant ship, with upwards .of. 100 persons~on boardl was reported at loyi's 'oni Saturduy. The vessel that met with ...

... the Spanish authorities. The merchant ships of the United States are to adopt the international code of marine signals in use among the ships of England and of other nations. Messrs. Gourley Brothers, the largest ship- builders on the Tay, have discharged ...

... and Ilis schoolfellows, and gave promise of at least an cfiort to secure success in life. That boy was Henry Wain-- wright. I lost eight of him for a time; but when I took my first cursey, at Christ Church, St. George'snin-the- EuIst, I was much pleased ...

... Lord t \Y.lliagham, the Tabar Jah Dhnleep Singh lost, s'ore timenago, a very large diamond, which es- e cael ftcme its setting. Several men have been en- a ,dT i. w er weels past in searching far the lost trea- plro . The Prince had offered a reward of ...

... containing her geld was gone, upon which-she immediately returned to Wigaa in search of the prisoner. When she got opposite the Ship Inn, some boys came to her and asked her she wanted the boy who had been riding with her. She answered Yes. Mr. Wilson and ...