... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. LOSS OF LIFE. The smack Columbine, trading between Lerwick and Sumburgh, started from Grutness harbour on Saturdlay morning fox Lerwick. A heavy sea was run- ning, an dwhenabout four miles out the skipper, named James Jameson, was ...

... liMoville, Friday,-The Allan Line steamer Parisian, from Liverpool, left here at 5,0 p.m. to-day for Quebce with mails, &c. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The 'White Star steamer Cermanie, in entering the Dlersey on Thursday night, grounded on one of the shoals neanr the ...

... off the Fastnet, arrived at Queenstown yesterday morning with the less of three blades of her propeller. Among the shipping casualties during the past week forty vessels, chiefly sailers, were reported as wrecks, of which twenty-one were British owned ...

... obtppnng owives SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The number of wrecks for the week ended 21st inst. ?? by nine. there being sixteen reported for the pact we(l as shipureclsp, nine of which were British owysed, all being sailers, The vessel, name unknown, which entered ...

... , but. owing to a dense fog pre'ailing, nothing could be seen of lhe ketch. Do fears tbat sie sanl with all hands, SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The iron screw steamer Avocet has foundered near Adee. Crew saved. The British steanmer Aratbia Patlna IISE lcen lost ...

... river Thames recelved considerable damage threagh collision with a barge. Her pissengeri were taken off by a steamer. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. [LLOYD'8 TELEGRAM.] An Axim telegram states that the Addle sank ln river: good prospect of raising her. A Perlim telegram ...

... I DISASTROUS SNOWSTORMS I RAILWAYS BLOCKED. SHIPPING CASUALTIES: LOSS OF LIFE. There was a renewal of the snowstorm yesterday in I North Wales, and further falls of snow and very s severe weather are reported from the North of England and South of Scotland ...

... ill from the g same cause. _ b . SEHIPPING - D18ASTERS3 IN 1890. 3 1he 1l6drd obf; Tradd isited' yeattday a return of shipping casualties which occurred on or near the . oast*- or in rivera and harbourv of the United Klg Rdem or British poisegsiods abroad ...

... struck by a hurricane capsizad, All were dr,vied ixcept two men named Scott and Connor, p ched up y ihe steamer Agnes. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Atelepram from Thieted states that the Swedish schooner Cinmbrishamn, from Middlembrough for Kold. lui, with salt, ...

... from the Tyne, coal laden for Rotterdam, The Psyche was from llcoheeter, with cement for Leith, GALE IN THE NORTH. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. 'Yesterday morning a severe gale from the North- West was experienced off the Aberdeenshire coast, anrd several vessels ...

... claim before It was barred by statue of limitation, The jury found for plaintiff, and awarded the damages at £608. SHIPPING CASUALTIES, LOS8 OF LIFE. Farly on Saturday morning the schooner Lady Ann Duff, from Nairn, drove ashore behind the south entrance ...

... of the different kinds of casualty, &c., which conclude the existence of vessels. Strandings and kindred casualties which are com- prised under the term wrecked are much the most prolific cause of dleaster. To such casualties are attributable 39 per cent ...