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... ACCIDENT AT THE LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. - AV 7TJTTrl ?TATPTfAW VTQ'0APP' ,A1p TUR1 re LOS OF LIFE. - NARROW ESCAPE OF THlE to vO CORN-TAXING CANDIDATES. a d e, (Froeeor i Secona Edittion of Tuesday.) ticl Ln We regret to state that this day, about half-past ...
... apprehensions are being felt that she haseitherfounderedateeain agale, or waswreckred on an iceberg, or met with some other fatal accident in mid-ocean, where help and assistance were oat of the question. The vessel is an iron screw steamer of 1300 tons, built ...
... was a passenger by the special train which left Kelso on the evening of the 19th October (one of the Xelso race days) and met with an accident at Niddrie on its way to Edinburgh, and that, besides receiving serious injuries to his limbs and a severe shock ...
... the yacht race and the war. He believed that the America Cup race would do a very great deal of good in cementing kindly relations between the American and British people. He felt that the best boat had won, but he con- sidered that the race was merely ...
... in the water rushed through the hole, and it was found to be impossible to get the shaft back again. In reference to the accident, Captain 'Munro ?? serious happened until the 24th. On the morning of that day, about two o'clock, the wind was blowing a ...
... are being felt that she has eitherfoundered at sea in a gale, or was wrecked on an iceberg, or met with some otherfatal accident in mid-ocean, where help and assistance were out of the question. The vessel is an iron screw steamer of 1300 tons, built ...
... a 5 dertalting. Touching on what was described in a the newspapers as the Race to Aberdeen, his r lordshin said that, in the first plane, there was 0 no such thing as a race. The company had 0 to simply one on in their own way, determined not n- tolose ...
... number of the passengers, le of amongst whom was the Right Ron. Sir Robert that Peel Bat, were more or lees injured. The a It. accident was found to have bsen caused by the the engine having come Into contact with one of a d of number of hulloeks that bad strayed ...
... let them fully enjoy ati ,, ?? free uae We English are behind almoit every Vit a nilin in the strength and hardihood of the race of Hoi .9 chi dwen. In America I have ueen little bgys and girls bout st Perched in trees overhanging fearful precipices, ard ...
... Foster, Government insrector, deposed that in consequence of the accident he inspected the mine, and went down Sawney Shaft with Captain Henry Ellis, who pointed out to him where the accident had taken place. The ladders had originU been well put in. At ...
... INAMERICA,. 8 -_ , , :. : C r Irsacog sarasS ?? 3 XawrosT (RHoDE Is. ) .TnAusnY,-Four of the vess built to race for the Amernia Cup book pare to-day in the race for the Astor Cup over the ocean course off Brentoi's Ree. The 'Vigilant won, being 4mins, 15secs. ...
... and towed her into Lowestoft. The Norwegian brig was also much injured. WRECK OF TWO STEAMERS. PHILADELPIIrA, AUG. 10. A Cape Race telegram announces the wreck of the steamer Germania, from New York on 3rd August, for Hamburg. She was lost on Saturday night ...