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... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. very severe gale blew over the Clyde on Satur- Cat. and continued up to Sunday evening, although severe. The new ship Ballachulbh, while being down channel, commenced to drift towards re near the Cloch Light, the tugs being unable ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. THE STRANDED P. AND 0. LINER. The Exchange Telegraph Company understands that 3. desperate attempt which may be the last was made on Monday to float the P. and 0. Liner China ashore at Perlin. The effort, however. altogether failed ...
... prepared for introduction to the Canadian Legislature which will assimilate the practice relating to inquiries into shipping casualties with that of the United Kingdom. Delay, inconvenience, and loss wil thus be greatly mitigated. ...
... A YEAR’S SHIPPING DISASTERS. The Board of Trade has issued return of shipping casualties which occurred on or near the coasts, or rirera and harbsurs of the United Kingdom or British possessions abroad, during tbe year 1889-90. The total number of sea ...
... accident© sea, but they recommend that step© should be taken to ensure that when judicial inquiries into the causes ot shipping casualties are being held witnesses who give evidence as to the nature and position of colour signals or lights should always be ...
... It contains an interesting record of work done. According to the Blue Book issued by the Board of Trade the numberof shipping casualties close to or on our shores was 3,984 as compared with 3,660. But whilst there was a decrease in this respect there was ...
... Civil Ooart*. from an Oourta of Town and Country, routes from aU the Offices. from parts, specially reported. SHIPPING - Wrocls and Casualties, Foreign, .Arrivals. Home Sailings and Arrivals, Hail and Steamship News. NOTICES OE * DRAMA. Our last night’s ...
... from all Courts of Town and Country, POLICE from all tho Oln cob. MARKETS from all parts, specially reported. SHIPPING.— Wrecks and Casualties, Foreign Home Sailings and Arrivals, Mail and Steamship New*. NOTICES OP THE DRAMA. Our lost night’s Telegrams ...
... official return the total estimated loss occasioned to Lloyd’s and the marine insurance companies the more important shipping casualties last month was £226,000, or £2,745.500 since the beginning January, compared with £4.111,CU0 in the corresponding period ...
... Mrs Albert Bull in London Opinion. The Blue Book issued Wreck Register, by the Board of Trade which deals with the shipping casualties on or near our coasis contains a vast amount of information. It is the more interesting as showing the splendid work ...
... ib, at vvliicli George Stepheasoon u’oikec!. iiicri’ will be nothing loft but traditions the famous engineer. The .shipping casualties during April show large increase o'er those for the corresponding month of last u-. The loss to tlic underwriters down ...
... Excellency on the shipping interest since be has been anibnsador here. He is expected to return to his post about the 29th inst. New SHIPS OF WAR.—The programme of shipbuilding works, as set forth in the Navy mates for 1872-3, gives four ships for con-truction ...