... WORLDS SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The returns vessel# lest, condemned, &c., in the period from July let September lent, hare been published by Lloyd's Register British nod Foreign Shipping. The number vessels nil nationnlitira in tbie period was 106, of tonnage ...

... Toeping rebellion appears to be extinguished. __ A severe typhoon has occurred the vicinity of Ilong Kong, ami several shipping casualties are reported. ...

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

... from all Courts Town and Country. POLICE from all the Offices. ARKE ; S from all parts, specially reported. SHIPPING-.— Wrecks and Casualties. Foreign Arrivals, Horn# Sailings and Arrivals, Mai) ami Steamship News. NOTICES THE DRAMA. Our last night's ...

... bora, cold. dry. north-ess! wind peculiar Adriatic, navigation along the coast ha* been partially suspended. Numerous shipping casualties, some aerious char* act r. are reuorted. Miss her life Hull by K. roont window her house Fair- 'said: To toll the truth ...

... n path. He takes the papers in search ice accidents and falls in tbe thoroughfares, others ran eagerly through the shipping casualties. To move briskly in the streets incurs peril of broken limbs; to move slowly of chills. To sit by the fireside is worst ...

... A YEAR'S WRECKS. The Daily Sews, In an article commenting upon the yearly summary 01 shipping casualties, remarks :— It is a most sinking record of disaster and loss, and every year points with increasing force the moral intended to be drawn from it, ...

... POLICE from all the Ofllces. PA Wlre i laid from Houscs the from all parts, specially reported. o-on-D | l *. SHIPPING.— Wrecks and Casualties, Foreign Arrival*, Horn® SPOBTTNG.—Latest Racing, Betting, Cricket, Football, Rowing, Sailings and Arrivals, ...

... Saturday night and Sunday morning, preventing three mail steamers from quitting the port and one from entering it. Several shipping casualties were reported at Great Yarmouth. fine brig, named the Countess of Harwich, from Sunderland for Weymouth with coals, ...

... upon the cruel rocks of our own Welsh coast, and sank with four hundred and fifty of her human cargo. The three great shipping casualties of 2873, which not less than a thousand lives have sacrificed, will hereafter be remembered having been produced by ...

... homes, highly delighted with the kindly feeling of their hospitable employer. Flood the Tweed. —In addition to the shipping casualties already reported, the Norwegian brig, Svanew, has been wrecked at Newton. The vessel was laden with coals. The crew ...

... during day. Telegraphic communication was interrupted with all but ths southern portions of the kingdom. Vary many shipping casualties, as might have been expected are reported, and in these are involved considerable loss life; while on the other hand ...