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... SHIPPING DISAM&S. The National Line steamer Egypt, from New York, arrived at Queenstowna yesterday, two days overdue, and reports having experienced terrfic weather in the Atlantic. Tnrees lifeboats were lost, the vessel' bowsprit was carried away, and ...
... aggregate tonnage of 2381 tons, two being British steamers, with a tonnage of 1144 tons. ?Total tonnage lost for the week, 10.582 tons. Total enumber of lives lost and missing, 98. Thirteen vessels were wrecked of f the coasts of the United- ,Kingdomx, twvelve ...
... other ports. To-day eight ships laden with wood are off the coast, bound to competing ports that previously never or rarely got direct consignments, but drew all their supplies of such woods from Liverpool. This points to lost trade; especially so when ...
... apprentices. Of' tl20se lost two wvere appreniices, VKz, Slater anrd Ldong, ?? to Loughborough and King- town respectney. Of tle others, Kemp and Campbell went from Liverpool to join the ship at Middieborough, and Payne shipped at the last- named Captain ...
... TE~. SHIPPING DISASTERS. ' ACCI1DEN'IT TO A TUG IN THE RIVER. from the VictOrs was yesterday ggetting away fli-i ?? plerhoad toavoid contact with th' ship. C. . Southard, making for dock in tow of the tug Royal All'red,'wben she got between the ship an ...
... aggregate tonnage of 2'33 tous, four being 35ritish steamers, vith a tonnage of 2436 tons. Total tonnage lost for the week, 10,784 toes. Total number of lives lost and missing, 97. tighteen vessels were wrecked off the coasts of the. United Kingdom, 15 being British ...
... SHIPPING DISASTERPS. A STE AMER SUNK.- FIFTEEN LIVRES LOST. Yesterday morning a telegratm was rocoived i_ Liverpool by the owners of the steamrer Berrriu.a, stating that that vessel Lad been in co]rision eoI Sunday with the steamer Bushire, the latter ...
... SHIPPING DISASTERS. COLLISION IN 'THE CHANNEL FOUR LIVES LOST. Lloyd's agentat Cardiff telegraphedyesterday:- At 1155 am. to-day, the steamer Culins, of West Hartlepool, was docked in Roath Basin badly damaged about the bows, having been in collsion off ...
... with the corresponding j- period of last year. Twenty-nine vessels were lost A off the Britisn coasts. One Eng~ish vessel was 95 !LO years old. The approxinate value of property lost (5 was £3,500,000, including British £2,500,000. AlI A SomZe SUIsLDS P'lnOT ...
... lI SHIPPING DISASTERS. COLLIS ION OFF START POINT. A Reuter's telegram from Plymouth reports that the Greek steamer Andie.5 Vagliano, 105 15 tons register, and the steamer Norbiton, of London, 662 tons register, Captain Kelso, col- lided at one am. on ...
... Liverpool Sailors' Home, and a afterwards forwarded to their native places. a WRECK OF A LIVERPOOL SHIP AND 5 LOSS OF LIFE. > Yesterday, five of the crew of the ship Crimea, a of Liverpool, landed at this port, and were taken i to the Sailors' Home. They report ...
... man. He P called the watch below to come aft, be steering S( the ship the best way he could in the mean- time. The wind was blowing a hurricane, the bulwarks were under water, and the ship nearly on her beamends. At daylight, a seaman named Cuthbertson ...