... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. lt'i(GANTJNE WRECKRr) li';AlilEl LOI.S.9 O? IN i IM A luliydag Hvl'rrouilr rr'..gir'l'I 4in' tile Pr- Arotv t,',n ,rkt,-A tlbat a~t 4 iohyt,,terdaiy (I aptoi tiln ri fr'ri 1-ftivror f,,1 Mmnliiga ear waitn :1 Ii,,, f brrtjiqut'1- ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. ABERDEEN SCHOONER ASHORE AT THE MOUTH OF THE, TAY. a While a yawl, manned by two Ifroughty-Ferry fishermen named James and John Gall, was proceed- ing down the Tay to the fishing in St Andrews Bay, a schooner was observed under full ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES, STEAMER SUNK IN THE CLYDE. ALARMING COLLISION. The setamer Champion loft Greenooc yeator- day morning with English and other mails for Rotheeay and coast town3. She landed mails and pnaesonar nat Strono, Kira, and Dunosn. Whilc between ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIIES. I LIFEBOAT CAPSIZED. The brigariti5n (arrrick, of St John'g, from flendalk to Cardiff, wwt driveu ashore yeater- dly at Wesstward lo, Devon. The ScoW were naved by lifeboatr, one of which, Afitr puttiug off fromn the shore, czpsized ...

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... I SHIPPING CASUALTIES. I ATLANTIC LINER IN DANGER, BEEN OFF QUEENSTOWN IN DISTRESS. LOST IN THE DARKNESS. A Queenstown correspondent telegraphs that the Hamburg-American Liner Alesia was off Old Head of Kinsale yesterday, and wired for assist- I anna ...

... 1 , SHIPPING CASUALTIES. I GOODWIN LIGRTHHIP RUN DOWN. USE OF WIRELESS TIffIEGRAPHY. A very unulsual occurrence fappened yesterday morning during a denee fog, when the East Good- win lig htship was run into and badly damaged by the steamer R. L. Matthews ...

... | SHIPPING CASUALTIES. I WHALER ASHORE AT ]IROUGHTY FERRY. Yesterday morning, while the whaler Diana was proceeding down the Tay, she cast anchor abreast of Broughty Castle-in order, it is supposed, to allow someone to go on shore. The anchor failed to ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. STEAMER ASHORE NEAR RATTRAY HEAD. Yesterday morning about six o'clock the steamer Creole ran ashore during a heavy fog about'a mile from Rattray Head. She belongs to Dent & Co., Newcastle. The vessel, which has a registered tonnage ...

... SI IPPINWG CASUALTIES. I COLLISION1 IN JAPANPEp, WATlRS. LOSS OF SEVEN'TY LIVES. Mail advices from Japan (via, San Franoisco) state that trhe Japaneio steamer My-agawa Mranr was slnk on the 25th ult. by the Japanese steaner Kinshiu Mfaru. Seventy lives ...

... several icebergs all round the ship. All small ail was taken in to enable the ship to be nsancuvred round the bergs. At sundown all hands were called on deck, as the hergs were b~ecoming mnore numerous, and at midnight the ship wads hove to, to wait for daylight ...

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