... BRECKNOCK BEACON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1892. A YEAR'S SHIPPING CASUALTIES. A Blue Book has been issued in which are in. chided abstracts of the return, made to the Board of Trade of shipping eamitres which occurred on near the coasts, or in rivers and ...

... against every place where shipping casualty of any importance our waste during the year ended 10th Jane, This at • glum shows the reader Ike fit , affairs. It le clear that no great of visited by *hippie( has bees free from casualties. The precise position ...

... the PAILLIAXENT.—WIre laid on from both Howes into XARKETS from all parts, specially reported. Moe of this JournaL SHIPPING.- and Casualties, Foreign Arrivals SPOZTING.—Latest Ragtag, Batting. Football. Home and Arrivals. Mail and Steamship News Rowing. ...

... the latter plrt of week has proved the most destructivo t'lat visited the United Kingdom for several years past. The shipping casualties have been unusually numerous, ar.d the damage dote on shore has been enormous. WRECK 01 • TAWL.—A VISCOUST In Belfast ...

... of Town and Country. VW 411. Y. POLICE from all the Moss. into the MARKETS from all porta. specially reported. SHIPPING. Wrecks and Casualties, Foiam Arrivals Football, Home Sailings and Arrivals. Mail and St,antship News NOTICES OF THE DRAMA. l from ...

... T.-Wire laid oul from both Houses into the NARKEers from all post e , speci a lly eepeet,g. of this Journal. SHIPPING. Wrecks ard Casualties, itzn Arrivals SPORTING.-Latest Racing, Betting, Cricket, Football, Home Nailings and Annals. Mad and Steamship ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTY OFF YARMOUTH. Early on Sunday morning the full-rigged ship Glenbervie, of Glasgow, grounded, owing to a strong easterly wind, on Harborough Sande, north of Yarmouth. In response to signals the Caistor lifeboat was launched, and with ...

... detaining unseaworthy ships and inquiries into casualties, and the third with the system of tonnage measurenient. The proposed alterations in the law arc designed to prevent any loss or casualty being a source of gain to the owners of ships; and, secondly, ...

... Kingdom, ships elsewhere and t. fo It:: ships on the coasts of British possessions abroad. The abettact shows the total number of ve:sels belonging to the United Kingdom to which casualties o , eurred (total losses, and serious minor casualties) was 6,778 ...

... ranges. To-day an immense number of the enemy appeared within two miles from the forts. They were repulsed by the Krupp'. Our casualties during the week were one of the Royal Engineers and two Egyptians wounded. The rebels had ten killed and seven wounded. ...

... captured on the evening of the MC The Japanese Army, under Marshal Oymns, attacked the Chinese positions from the rear, while 19 ship. of and six terpedaboate ere he have anchored la the bay ready to samba if eary. The Chinese expected the main seam& would ...

... able to realise, and sympathise with Sir Richard Sutton and his plucky crew. For one day the run of the ship was logged at 240 Miles. No casualties occurred during the voyage. DARING BURGLARY NEAR CARLISLE. POLICEMEN SHOT AND BEATEN BY THIEVES. A Carlisle ...