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... SHIPPING CASUALTIES AT THE CAPE OF 0001) HOPE. (Snug Afriema Adrertissr, Avg. 19.) Tan British ship 1,360 tom, Captain Custer, from Akyab to Falmouth, with 1,800 tons of riot', put into Table Bay on the 21st for repairs, the ship being in leaky state ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. _ HUNK IN IN ,IiAT. The whsch arrived et ILiverpol on Monday from Alesandeim reported having eerie ill °Zillah on timidity nrith the Amethyst, for Serehot off The weather very thick at the time. The - Amethyst' was .au.* by the ...
... ts on Mt Landing Peer. —ln the House of Commons ou Tuesday night, Colouo Dunne carried a motion for returns of the shipping casualties in Holyhead hay the gale of the 3rd Docemb.-r last, and made some inquiries about the steps that had been takes to improve ...
... be impossible to enter the harbour. The boat, however, sailed early the following morning. BANGOR. At Banger several shipping casualties occurred. The schooner Ann Catherine, which drifted against the quay, had her headstock carried away and her bowsprit ...
... falling in every direction. We understand, :bat a little girl received a severe cut on the forehead from a felling slate. Shipping casualties have not been forwar let to us; we therefore presume they have net been numeious or heavy. Several shop windows es the ...
... dates being characterised by unusual shipping casualties. But we are glad to learniror . „ our reports that the late storm, not Eith _ standing its severity, has not oeeo so destructive to human bv and to our shipping generally dye precious violent storms ...
... Um prisoner did not abstracting agth Ootasittod for two months, Shipping Casualties at Porthdynllaen. The strong gales which ushered in the present week have been disastrous to shipping all along the coast, am the various reports prove. The Collect - ...
... happen to sailing ripe the one class of ship will Ow be worse nor better then the other. A stealer. in sheet. is about safe r Wittig ship and no more. There no rerun, bower., to *oppose that although the shipping registered ea English erten. a linger ...
... CASUALTIES AT SEA. boat of the smack ' Vixen,' of Yarmcuib, ha:, been capsized, and three men drowned. The smack 'Artery,' of Yarmciiol, is supposed to be lost with a crew of sii hands. PRINCE. OF WALES' VOYAGE. 'rife defects in the boilers of her Mar ...
... SHIPPING. Port osl. GeJrge Dan!ra, Sashes, for Oiangow ; sties, Roberta, ; Lo.alti, Jones, Swansea; C,thtlior , Roberta, Wit Ucue, Cork; Driecull, Ramsay; Mail. Rolorla, Arbrulth ; Eleanor e, Whams, El.nthamptos; Sawn% William, &Beth; Coova. Pride, Joe's ...
... 13th 'nat., principally along the coact of Arracao• Akyab angered severely, and the rice crop lies been damaged. No casualties to shipping have yet been repnrted. except to the strainer Busher,. (It. I. S. N. Company's), which went ashore and was slightly ...
... sixty-five were plainly attributable to defects in the ship or her equipments ; among these eixty-five there were forty-five ships which actually foundered from neseaworthiness; and cut of 1020 casualties or partial losses which occurred in the same period ...