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... quarters. The shipping casualties have been very serious, and it is to be feared that we have not yet heard the worst of these disasters. A telegram sent from Liverpool on Wednesday, says that several ships have gone ashore outside the ship that went on ...
... undergone a successful course of experimental firing Slioeburyness, has been shipped on board the steam store-ship Balaclava, Woolwich for transport to the iron-cased cupola ship Royal Sovereign, at Portsmouth. The votes to taken this Session provide for ...
... tremendous hurricane occurred at Liverpool on Thursday last, and much damage was sustained in the vn and among the shipping. Among other casualties a pilot boat, the Good Intent, was lost at Formbv, and out of crew of twenty-two only nine were saved. The Medal ...
... the births 107, the deaths 104; Hull the births 83, the deaths 54. Another gale visited our coasts on Tuesday. Shipping and other casualties are reported from Liverpool, Portsmouth, and Southampton, and others will doubtless be found to have occurred other ...
... FATAL SHIPPING CASUALTY. The Agnes M. Reoven t, bound from St. John’s the Clyde, ran a rock off the coast of Donegal. The captain’s wife and child and two seamen were drowned the capsizing of boat. THE CITY OF BOSTON.” The City of Durham is still cruising ...
... £20,000. He afterwards alleged that the ship and cargo had been destroyed by fire, with the view obtaining the amount of his insurance from the underwriters; but it was proved that the oil had never been shipped. The Consular Court at Constantinople has ...
... SHIPPING. STEAM FROM HULL TO COPENHAGEN, CEONSTADT, AND ST. PETERSBURG. THE Favourite Paddle-wheel Steam Ship EMPEROR,” 1,320 Tons, J. H. Brown, Comma ider (weather and casualties excepted), is intended to sail fertile above I’orts, Friday Evening next ...
... , and abolish that which has taken it- place—that the ship-knacker. I will now endeavour show you in how much greater peril men are placed who sail in unclassed ships than those who sail in ships which are classed ; how largely the fatality increased ...
... SHIPPING. ■ REGULAR STEAM SHIPS FROM HULL TO ST. PETERSBURG TOWN. THE favourite Steamer SULTANA, James Newton, Commander, is intended to SAIL from HULL for ST. PETERSBURG TOWN, on Thursday Evening, April, taking goods direct to the Custom House Quay ...
... ' cc! Ships are to be kept cruitiOg Frencl'olo:it in - Order to watch their Motions, 'lt is (aid the French have hired iixty of the Dutch, each to carry 500 Men, atid fourteen of Spain: The French King has pnbliited an Edid inviting Ships of all Nations ...
... THISTLE LINE OF PACKETS. Landing Goods and Passengers at the Wharf. FOR MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP. Ships. Tons. Captains. To sail. Carpentaria (new). 2500. ..In April. John Knox 2000..P. Killae .To succeed. JAMKftM'HENRY(new)..?OOO..W. Wild ...
... Landing ELsinore, Copenhagen, am) St. Petersburg, The favourite paddle-wheel Steam Ship EM- PEROR, 1,320 tons. horse-power, J. H. Blows, Commander (weather aud casualties excepted), i-- intended to sail from Hull on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, 12th September ...