... of the law is based are: first, that in no case should the loss of or any casualty to a ship be a source of gain to her owner; and, secondly, that the loss of or casualty to a ship should, in cases of avoidable negligence, subject the owner to liability ...

... of St. Patrick's Day. No demonstrations, however, have been attempted, nor is it expected that any will take place. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. [press association telegram ] The London, Belgium, Brazil, and River Plate Company's steamer Medway arrived at Falmouth ...

... by The advice of ,:3 msedic9l mlan, has decided not to hold his triennial visitation in the diocese as announced. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Yesterday morning, about half-past nine o'clock and only one hour after high water, as the screw steamer Zeus was entering ...

... in-l c:ii .l- *, ghten before she saf get olf; a-sista.nc,- retuse1L A further cablegraum from Philal- clue, relaut:*.m casualties; which occurred during at hui ?? s.-. ?? ttama, lower tier sugar destlccyedl; a-slr-ti ie Il cte' ?? nt; the Zio Battista; ...

... fore and aft -choonor..! I.ondont(coals antd soda), lies sunk on the east part of the Barrow sands; it is not known when the casualty took place or what htas become of the crew. S~he Pyrha, s, of Sunderland, from Giasg-ow, laden with tals for Odessai-. reported ...

... runtera, and iha~i afterwvards ea~lel scu:2t terrc~; tar.ta Ann-a, hav-ig sheet 580 tent-_ of cargoU on otis uate of thea casualty. Tle it rou ftI r tao. wreck ther 5, nicthnrg 'to be as.en of the vessel hu'a little weed. I QaUEBc. Nov 3-TeNro Ajolte i-cl ...

... LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Falmouth, Nov. 17.-The easterly gale continues with Uttl3 abatement; shipping appears to ride well. Cagllari, Nov. 17.-The Verbena, from Alexandria, with wheat, must discharge. Amsterdam, Nov. 16.-Blowing hard; frost; drift ...

... THBg M.ECHANT SHIPPING COMMI&' o0- Correspondence that has taken place on the subject o' publishing part of the evidence taken before the Royal Com-. mission on loss of life at sea before the rebutting c; .dence had been tendered was issued on Monday ...

... of the voyage. but the jollyboat wasstove before the ship arrived at Gibraltar. The two Elifeboats becae leaky during the voyage, the starboard one being damaged in being lowered after the casualty. Part of the crew had to be taken out after by a Spanish ...

... 6ishisng boats dlrawni up Onl slome wverc destroyed fromn the (effects of the wind and Ihigh title, hut no scrious casualty to shipping is re- FusowNDERIN OF' A BanG WvITH ALL HANDS1-A die- frc-siitg accident, hass occurred alt tie mouth of the J-icysr ...

... bridge of the ship in an advanced stage of intoxication. Witness had advised the captain to get another ?? Skinner, on behalf of his client, acknowledging his guilt, but pleaded that the defendant had served 10 years in different ships with great credit ...

... have been to her as- eistanee; but have failed in towing her off. LOSS OF A SHIP.-EmE-EN- M1EN MiSSING.-A telegram-received from San Francisco announces the loess of the ship Hellespont, from Melbourne, just out- side the harbour of San Francisco. Seven ...