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... ]caseirig caeses d3ecided unaler the ?? rcgrlationse ger eral rules of formal investigations nto shipping casualties. I also see that he has cite-I a long ist of shipping cases and their results, which have bcee ic-ided from ttuse to tinro in courts of lawv. The ...
... may be from other chance wanderers. SIR W. ARMSTRONG'S GUNDBO4TS. The Aavticae Maioazsie has interesting articles on Shipping Casualties Investigation Act, 1879, The Chinese Maritime Customs, On Sick Seamen Abroad arnd at Home, and Sir William ...
... place where a shipping casualty of any importancli happ'nedl en our coasts during tile year ended the 39th ?? 1S92, This at a glance shrews the reader the pns-iticn of aflairs. It is clear thanno great length of cocast visited by shipping has been free ...
... tives were killed, the casualties on the side of the British being one marine wounded, and also 3Mr Oreelnan, a settler. The Challenger left Reya for the New Hebrides, orders beain given by the coin- modore that Her Majesty's ship Charybdis, on as- rival ...
... reckoned with. There are casualtie ^to be mnet wi~h On the wide oeaan, other than thos thati can beoaonf roted with arm and weapon. Yet no casuisl oaebred til'rhesbip was within bight of England. A gale had spruang-qo. anzl he ship was driviog uader little ...
... thegreat City and Municipal Corporations, as well as indi- vidiials interested in music, will aidin founding new scholar- ships. In the autumn the Prince of Wales proposes to in- vite to a conference the chief representatives of the Cor- porations interested ...
... appointment of Sir J. Lawrence as Governor-General of India is gazetted. -The English Beet has quitted Greece, leaving only two ships at the Pirmus.-There is no truth in the reported death of Abd-el-Kader. He is at Mfedina. -Mr Wim. Jackson, M.P., has given ...
... pilce at thl nill of Messrs Bradbury & Co., Ashton-under-Lyne, by which the engineer, nancd Taylor, was killed. No other casualty happened, but a large destruction of property took place.-.Mr Macgregor, the member for flasgow, met a number of his constituents ...
... desolation whicl; prevails. MONEY versus LIFE. By C. Colwell. (Simp- kin and Marshall, London.)-This is a review of col- icry casualties,' to which thle writer was led to direct his attontiots by 'he last explosion at Ilebburn. Ho at- tributes much of the loss ...
... among the seamlen, our landing and attack on Chring-kiang-foo, ?? four of the former and four of the latter. Fromtis the casualties were as follows: - July, 53 soldiers,4 il August, 68 soldiers, Li sailors ; September, 41 sli October, 59 soldiers; November ...
... been so numerous that they sat on the floor, each man between the legs of the man behind him, like slaves in the old slave ships. The unco' guid people succeeded in shutting up the Sunday Library, as profane ; but the gin palace was left open. Mrs Crawshay ...
... floor, passdc with a !alf-3aunty air bvtraying anything but emotional sympathy, !)etrweon the kong rotns of beds T i-. the casualty ward of St. Silas, and entered a long corr-lor ending cu d# siec *:ise in a wvall, in which wa ?? a thick oal' eour. Thu ...