... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. LOWESTOFT SMACKS' EXPERElCES. LOSS OF L1FE. I on Sunday mornine the smack Greyhound, of IoWre*S , toft, arrived in Lowestoft barbour, and the ?? (Edward Cotter) reported the death by drowning of one of his crow (George William Pipe ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. A. violent storm raged on Tuesday over the south au(d sonth-west of England, and a very temnestuoms OCa was running in the ?? Channel. The gale was very severe, and hurricane squalls were experienced at linues throughout the day. ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. AN OFFICER WOUNDED ON H.M.S. HIOTS-PUR. A serious accident hoptiened on board H.U.S. Hotspur, to Comnunsnder olautsell, at about eleven o'clock cn Wednesday morning. A party of coast- guards were lkeing instructed ir drill with the ...

... l YARMOUTH. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. -The ketch Richard and Sarah, of Portsmouth, got upon Hlasborough beach. The crew were saved, and on Monday a tug was de- spatched from Yarmouth to assist in getting her off. The schooner Jane, of Whitstable, from Middlesboro' ...

... came down he observed, You have no surveyor here, I will go round and look at some of your ships, and the next morning the collector had orders to stop two ships in the harbour, and more than that, the Surveyor left him (Mr. Rounce) a bill of between £3 ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGE4NCE. The schooner Bernard Barton, of Woodbri.lgo, from London Jor tork, with c3menrt and sleepers, arrived at Coowes en Monday. The master recorts vessel leaky. On Moaday, at the Town Hall, Lowestoft, the Mayor (B. Md Bradbeer, E-q ...

... -Ipswieh ?? from Autwerp; Avalon ?? from Rotterdam. Railings, Friday.-Ipswich (ss.) for Antwerpt Avalon ?? for Rotterdam. SHIPPING CASUALTY.-As the smr.ck Ocean Wave, of Harwich, Ward master, was oad fishing between the Galloper and Longsand Read on Thursday ...

... relate to casualties which occurred in previous months. Casualties not re- sultimg in total Iose of veseols, and the lives lost by such casualties, are not included. The enterprising firm of E. Packard and Co., of the Ipewicb Steam Shipping Company, have ...

... Many of the reports er received in November relate to casualties which oecurred so in previous months. Casualties not resulting in total ie loss of vessels, and the lives lost by such casualties, are so not included. ad A Board of Trade inquiry respecting ...

... of the casualty between 700 and 300 emigraots, most of whom have perished. The vessel was on a voyage from waptles and Stily for New York, Sh.3 wan seen steaming towards the aeuluorate, and lies abreast of the Britivh ironclad Argon, flteo ship of Rear ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. The eventful year of 189f0 has not been so satisfactory to shipping ae its predecessor, although all branches of the industry have been fully employed. The building C yards havo been well occupied, principally with steamers for ...

... Forfar. Snow continues to fall heavily in North-East York- shire, and fishing srnacks returning to port sta te that serious casualties have occurred to vessels. A telegram from Newcastle states 1hat ihe storm continued on Thursday with unabated severity. ...