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... SHIPPING CASUALTIES- Report of Captain Lemeur Julien, master of the French brig Charles Emile, of St. Valery, 102 tons register, from Cardiff for St. Nazaire, coals :—Left Cardiff, Sept. 27. Pro- ceeded as far as Cardiff Roads, about It mile from the ...
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... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. BRITIsn STEAMER LOST IN TUB ATLANTIO. The British steamer Ruthergien, New York for Plymouth, foundered on November 9 330 miles we-t rf Fastnet. The captain and er-w were saved, and were landed at Crookhaven (County Cor!;) on Saturday ...
... approaching heavy gales. On Thursday night, it blew a perfect hurricane along the Welsh coast, and reports of many shipping casualties, we fear, will have to be recorded. It is rumoured in Paris that the Emperor will not make a speech at the opening of ...
... Shipping Jntqlligt^. ADMIRALTY ORDER.—It has been decided at the Admiralty that ships of the Daniie class will, in future, be commanded by captains, and not, as originally in- tended, by commanders. The Danae mounts six guns, is 1,287 tons, and has. a ...
... THE (J -\LK. TERRIBLE SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Seah am Harbour was visited late on Tuesday night with a severe gale. The coastguards, under the com- mand of nfr. Ching the officer, were on the alert near to midnight. A vessel named the Queen of the Isles ...
... Unionists are concerned, every effort will be made to prevent such a result —I am, yours faithfully, -J. CIIAIIIIERILA IN. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. ...
... °tn the eastern shore of the Atlantic there comes the eastern shore of the Atlantic there comes pllllnense number of shipping casualties. jljj rom Japan there comes a report that a Prince of country was about to visit the United States. ) he Sunday evening ...
... to sending the ship home without attempting her repair. A WEEK OF SHIPPING DISASTERS.—The following letter appeared in the Times of Wednesday: Sir,—I beg most res- pectfully to bring under your notice the following shipping casualties for one week only ...
... still increasing. SHIPPING CASUALTIES, — The British screw steamer Hercules, has been compelled by the bad weather and its results, to return to port, for the purpose of having her cargo, which is iron rail, re-stowed. The British ship Mary Ann, commanded ...
... in stating his opinion, said this was the first case that had come before the court under the recent statute, The Shipping Casualties (Appeal and Rehearing Rules) Act, 1880, which came into operation on 21st April last, and under which the court had ...