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... MlSE SHIP JOINERS' STRIKE AT WEST HARTLEPOOL. The places of the men out on strike at the West Eartlepool shipyard are being gradually dilled by new hands. Up to the end of last week Messrs Gray had obtained twenty-seven. Yesterday morning this number ...
... SINKING OF A SUNDERLAND IRON- BUILT SHIP.I On Tuesday afternoon, about half-past two o'clock shortly before high water, the Ganges, a large iron ship, of about 1,000 tons, sank with, it is feared, several of her crew, in the river, opposite the Shad- ...
... frond the'S.S.W., compelling them to heave the ship to under lower mainsail for twelve hours. ?? weather then set in, which prevail- ed until tbe 15Lh o(ahat month, when the weathdr again became bad. The ship was thon in latitude 34,66 B., long. 27 E. On ...
... EXPLOSION ON A NAPIiT HA- LADEN S6 I. I NINE LIVES LOST. A remxarkable shipping disaster, re-ukinzirn serious los nE life, ocnuried at an early hour on ilondar, oelf Margate. A large sailing ship waa observed Proceeding up channel j ra tour when, suddenly ...
... FATAL WRECK OF AN Am&ERICAN SHIP. 208 LIVES LOST. Thenew American steamship San Francisco, while ol her passage from Next York for San Francisco, has been wrecked, with a large number of her passen. gers and crew. - The San Francisco was a new vesel, ...
... were the plake penetrat- ed; but the sides of the ship were torn and crushed, the very beams in fragmente, and the iron knees and fasten- ingS blown away, broken, and orumpled up. Inside' and out the ship was so frightfully B wreck, that there oould be ...
... A HARTLEPOOL SHIP BURNED AT SEA. a- : _ of TnT.+l1nno1. Cant.. The Maese (British brig), of Hartlepool, Capt. Emmerson; from Getle to Sunderland, laden with wood, caught fire at sea on September 29, and is reported from Nexo, September S0, to have been ...
... the intel- ligence that her Majesty's ship Orpheus, for some time back expected on this station, had been totally wrecked in attempting to cross the Manakau bar, and with the awful loss of 485 souls out of a ship's company mustering 256 officers, seamen ...
... sailing M t ship Killouban. The screw-steamer Nereid was e of 1-10 tona burden, owned by Kirby, of New- e eptle, and was bound from that port, which she eleft on aturday morning, for St. Nazaire, beyond M e Brestt, with a cargo of coals. Tle ship Killochan ...
... render assistance. The weight of l minerals lost is nearly 75 tons. :4- 9 FOUNDERING OF A VESSEL NEAR i YARMOUTH. 10 A large barque sank during the heavy weather 1a on Friday night two miles from Newarls Light- s ship, Yarmouth. The crew probably left in a ...
... wanted in t each shipping district a scompetent local board, composed of the Board of Trade repre-1 sentative, the shipoiviser, and the under- i writer, for it should not be forgotten that the underiritcr was always interested in a ship's seaworthiness ...
... S-IUIPPING DISASTER OFF HOLY ISLAND. WIRECK OF A TYNE STE&AMER. LOSS OF ELEVEN LIVES. A terrible shipping disaster, entailing the loss of elever lives andascrew-steamer, the Holmrook' of Newcastle, took place on Saturday night, at Holy bland. Tli- HolmrooLk ...