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... SllimNC DISASTERS. BETWEEN THE Pit AN AND TUESLIi .VIIKKICA. The report of the captain the »teatr.*tiip civet to!)dHailt the eolli.ion : The collo took place the about a*v o'clock a.m.. See weather. The re | Itrs* circle, pame.l hofore the town , i‘f ...

... lIKELMERSDALE PIT FLOOD With reference to the report in yesterday's Echo of the continued encroachment of water on the workings at the Blaguegate Colliery. Skelmersdale, If . J. Griffiths and Sons ask us to state that the colliery, which was formerly ...

... MARINE DISASTERS Loyp's Wedende: maniac Elicabsth Rickmeeit—Lisboa cabloa ?Jay tint the Elitabath Rickman, for bee been eigaalled sad is »pored to be leaky. ()mots, Pensacola log Lasdy, bee pat into Yobils leek;. Belle of the Flyer, of Padetow. Bente ...

... THE DISASTER EXPLAINED. MALTA. Juu 3`. Tbe Sitar and the Phaet m here err dh. the former Ora:swag 18 seers mad 136 ere.. the sod the Inver seven (fEare toil 3a ea relented from the V,:t r► At woo a. t-.. • knows that the lamp,. had beers trot le Cad on ...

... TITANIC DISASTER. 868 Lives Saved. FAMOUS MEN DROWNED FA,n.haw. Mao Bohm Mt%Nry Ewa,. Mow Alice. Flynn. J. M. Alice. Ethel. anti Mabai Fantani. Mask. Frauontltal. 11. W. Mr. and Mm. J. C. Mtr Mancaret Margaret remelt,. Mr, Jackal. E. Yrancaielli, Mir ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. LLISION OFF DUNGEXKSB. LIST OF THE SAVKD. litrd, Mcotd mate of the rtcLkt« r MUltwckr, wbieb rank after with the ktiamer Hankow, otT early mornlcß. gtvm the following act.-nnt diianter —Tbn Mtllhanke u> Sntderlatd, and was the raftered ...

... MARINE DISASTER Wetlneirday looming. Banda (till. —Hamburg telegraphs that the Itand• (Ger. on). from Calcutta, hat gromide.l at and hare to lighten to get off. Caroline. (Knit. ',h.). Copenhagen fur Fare. hat twin totally Kongaver, Crew weeJ. Tnarttyck ...

... MARINE DISASTERS. ANNA OTTILIE.—See report e1A1it,. AUSTRIA (4—Diver. leport one started in port bilge near bulkhead; is continuing of damaged cargo from hold. (Malta, Dee. 27.1 ALYN,,Brithh «t‘mim , . (rank web sill be ourveyed by Register Cu at Hamburg ...

... MARINE DISASTERS. ACME 141 arrived sat', Is n pmt. (let. 13.)--Acine (s) war assibl.,l off at a e. or Eno rroadm. tibrad, 14th (11 A LWBARAN.-- W rek diteot e AK. a Lr thc .%! I. now approaching ratan. tkoniga-rtt. Oct. 14. itke report of A I areritay3 ...

... north eas' course. about midriver master. Mr. Thomas Eaton, observed the red and the bright light of the tug on his port how. He told the man at the wheel to keep to the eastward the red light, and that instruction was carried out. When about two or three ...

... MARINE DISASTERS, A. WICKANDF:II, which put back to Beleo. ha forepeak fore tank full at. water. NI('HOLAOS $)-See Catalina let AVANTI.-The steamer from Swansea for Italy, has put into Brest with damage to engines and deck fittiega. . imined).-See report ...