... number of lives jost from British and Coloniul vesscls was reduced by 244, end that thoso from Forelgn ships showed a decreaso of 46. OF the 275 lives lost 08 perishod in foundered vessels, 57 in collisions, 61 in stranded vonsels, 40 in wissing vossels, ...

... brought on deck, and & diver hastily put it on and sttempted 0 go over the side of the ship to ascortain the extent of the injury. At the same instant the head of the ship was turned towards the shore, and in the ten minutes that intervened between the delivery ...

... Superb' arrived here yesterday afternoon, after most mews voyage from Montrose. The ids. boat' were lost, mid the vessel wee • booed to' for h.mrs. The ship was chnuasted, and only • small mil wee used to glee the venal etoorlng way. and a run of miles had ...

... admit that the chance of hitting the land from the ship i & deal greater than that of hitting the ship from the land. Purther, I the rocket apparatus were on board the ship it would always be on the spot at the time of the dissster, and not have Übe lutehed ...

... moosoplished lest year. The Loll:peck men were not sees at their hest. consequent on indulging to too mocb of the Manchester Ship On S a turday the long-talked of return maul) with Mode, came the result being a draw, and ,:ever were Morley lucky since they ...

... Churehmen's Union Arrival in London of Lord 8 lisbury and Mr. A. J. HBallour from tha Continent The (erman Emperor's 34th birth lay Lost Cabinet Couneil prior Lo epening of Parliement. mu—sy—nm Nerious illnoss of the Rev James Hpurgeon ”.hb{lo B. Piokard, 3., ...

... moonlight “‘L one doubts is that the moonlight is the cause of the cun. dition, inasmuch ws like results follow from ‘w.\wwuw on & ship's deck Tous of r”‘““'..u““'“': e | my te o m the -—lt\h Nouth ludia, and elsow without ‘Mq bad or unusual ...

... order for all bands on deck, I tamped up and ran to the stern of the ship. I soot forted to wy borr r that we had c 'tilde,' with another which proved to be the 5, S. Lucinda, a c.to ship, !mimed with rio.. We had struck her thud rhino, cutting tier nearly ...

... they are, and they most cordially wish him happiness in his new not start chopping and changing now the champion® proftion ship is almost within the grasp of the Tykes. Whilst on this topic, it wiil not be out of place to comment on tho unsportemaniike ...

... wae done than o dissmbark Wroops wpos some [ Ihe beland: for Lhe porpass of pusishiog wanton 4icns by on aatives npoa Froneh ships. Franor by, how over, distinetly agroml 4ret bale groap shall b we.iral sad It e sxtesmely ABoult to eessetls her wnder’ tablng ...

... Mr. liegglit, she began; I have ninth to nay to you. In the first ylnost, al out thin money Lord Wiugspur P Her lady - I ship lee that eel has lweu deunaided in the meet peremptory ,lashion. Surely this wet urineenseery P ninuey has boat, owing a ...

... rainbows in thy garner. Acid what lost thou sot greatest stets it 9 asked his Majent.y of a gioydscarded inetchatit with a very careworn countenance. After the approbation of my sovereign, 1,0 replied, my ships returning from the Hesperides with ...