... mountain villages isolated, and large numbers of quarrymen were thrown out of work. Along the coast there were many shipping casualties, attended with loss of life. On the Continent, as well as in nearly every British district, the weather remained severe ...

... VIOLENT GALES AND LOSS OF LIFE. During Sunday and Monday heavy gales prevailed on various parts of the coast, and many shipping casualties are reported, accompanied, unhappily, in several instances by loss of life. The boat of the National Lifeboat Institution ...

... seam, c nu. eatuarin, and our Mead water., a collision more f b ez e serious, • total shipwreck, and two shipping rs ; altogether senate casualties, hivolving, on the average, the daily loss of two live. 'll4, average death of nilors is very mod) greater ...

... inquiry, held on Monday at Cardiff, Into a casualty to the ship Sunrise, of West Hartlepool, which occurred in the North Sea, on Nov. 24th, whereby one life was lost, a point of some in. terest to the shipping community was raised. The vessel carried a ...

... certificates, and ship's papers being lost with the wreck. The vessel was undoubtedly under the influence of a strong S.W. set of the tide throagh Bauk's Strait., and the main charge brought against the master was that he did not haul the ship off the land ...

... other public establishments, without counting those who are being tended at their own houses, or who escaped withal's°, casualties. An event like this of coulee east • gloom ova the concluding days of the Carnival, which has bras this year rather anomaly ...

... although the number of casualties was not diminished, yet the loss of life associated therewith was considerably diminished. From these two facts they might draw the conclusion that the legislation of the past few year had caused ship owners to look closer ...

... h regi-tered ships 1.101 wen• employed in the Itriti,h coa,ting trade. and in the (toyer ..3) hnno• Lesbos 1 N the I w i o ntlimc to for e i g n rontitries and state, four teen employed in the It. tilt ena,ting trade Tort with casualties. The retort ...

... 2,591 ships wen lost cc damaged the 2,114 casualties rrted last do e er. re. =tine a tonnage of 537 605 employig 22,579 In 1868 there were 2,131 needs thus affected. Inasmuch as in cues of collisions there moat necessarily be more than one ship engaged ...

... the ship, eeseloried to bear up, sad non bean on 'bore to gave Ide, if possible, which was effected at eight a.m.. .3 th to- t.i , h the Cu',, barrier of Mathews Bay, tee bay itself being studded over with patches of coral After beading the ship Goths ...

... the afternoon and evening sentinel, were posted around the buildings to prevent strangers from approaching, but no further casualty occurred, and the fi re gradually subsided as the combustibles became consumed. It is now officially stated that three a ...

... generally regarded as having done much towards their efficient training. Briefly may be noted the more important of the casualties and catastrophes that have occurred in the United Kingdom, as follows : —Explosions; at the Leycett colliery , near Newcastle ...