... toplar. John Johncock, father of the deceased, said that his son was apprenticed to Captain Robertson, of the ship Jane of Whitstable. That ship was lying in the Thames at the time of his son's death, but as she sailed imme- diately afterwards he could ...

... barges and shipping in the river and Pool is very considerable. Messrs. Cory, the coal merchants of Lambeth, lost seven barges 'laden with coal in coming up the river; and it is feared that they have sunk. Mr. Little, of Earl-street, has lost a barge laden ...

... value of 100,000 dollars burnt. The James Hartley steamer was lost on the rocks eighty miles from this place. The crew and treasure were saved. The ship Inkermann, of London, has also been lost. The exchange on London at six months, has advanced to 4s. 10d ...

... steam-tugs, no lives were Jmown to be lost, though it is feared that the crew Had been washed away from one fiat, which (with- out any person on board) was towed into the Har rmgton Dock. The Choo-Foo, a fine Leith built ship- dragged her anchors and went on ...

... the Wood gift to Tippoo Sultan's descendants. Troops have been ordered to Darjeeling. GALLE, DEC. 31, 186a The ship Herculean was totally lost on the 29th of November, at Paul's Head. The crew were saved. ...

... report upon the Orissa. famine districts. Tbe ship Gem of Bombay has been wrecked off Chittagoiig. Sixteen lives wore lost. A committee has been appointed to inquire into the loss by fire of her Majesty's ship Bareniee. Sir Bartle Frere has returned to Bombay ...

... Regiment (he walks on crutches, having lost a leg in fighting the mutinous Sepoys at J helum); also Mr. and Mrs. Uniacke, from Indore, who had both to ride a fearful speed for an immense distance to save their lives; they lost all their property. The passengers ...

... cut away, and ship steamed full speed on shore, endeavouring to save life, but, the wind increasing to a gale, the rollers washed away all skylights and filled the ship. The ship's company were then sent aft, told the position of the ship, and that if ...

... Affray in an American Ship.-A row took place on Sunday last on board the American ship Anapoks, whilst she was off the Great Ormshead, on her passage to Liverpool. A Spanish sailor, named Francisco Rouess, made a complaint that he had lost part of his clothes ...

... ANOTHER WRECK IN THE BAY OF BISCAY, A second Australian passenger ship has just been lost in the Bay of Biscay, but fortunately on this- occasion without any loss of life. Messrs. James Baines and Co.'s Liverpool Australian Black Ball liner Wanato, 1 ...

... which in some instances has utterly ruined contractors for delivery. In nine months the French lost 8,000 bullocks out of 17,500 at Samsoun alone, and we lost at the same place 4,000 out of 10,000 bullocks; but even those who survive do not get very fair ...

... intensity, or the devastation it has created amongst the shipping in the harbour. Out of 200 vessels not one escaped damage, aRd nineteen were totally lost. Only twenty are seaworthy. The ships Iron Duke, Tornado, Knight Commander are but slightly dam- ...