... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. ' During the gale on Wednesday, a small schooner ran ashore on Sco'ston Head. near Peterhead. It is suppeed the crew had previously left the vessel, the name of which is unknown. The Press Association says :—Captain Schulte and 22 ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Yesterday, the West 'flare/spool steamer Borden, oral laden, ran aground she was leaving Illyth harbour. Efforts to float her at high tide were unsucoserfuL She bee between the piers on a ridge of rooks, but in a position which does ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES, A Lloyd's Boston (America) telegram states that the Hamburg-American 'teenier Garcia bas put in with the cargo tire.. She ia much damaged, and must diecbazige. 'lke tire is atilt burning. A Ituckie telegram states that the schooner ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Yesterday afternoon the crew of the fishing boat Water Nymph was landed at Falmouth, their vessel having been run down by the steamer Seaton, of Whitby, from Cardiff to Greece, south-west of Woolf Lighthouse. The Water Nymph sank ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. • A Renter's telegram from Lisbon este' that severe storms are raging on the Portuguese coast, A fishing boat has foundered near Cetubal with fourteen hands. The Dublin steamer Wicklow and the steamer Prince is Ja collided (airing ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Yesterday, the Jarrow Corporation home end cart tary boat, C. M. Palmer, was steaming from the Jarrow lauding towards ithe Cramlington Steidle for bunker coals, and was pawing some low hoppers lying alongside the Commiseioners' Yard ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. STEAMER SUNK AT THE MOUTH OF THE TYNK: ANOTHER ON THE ROCKS. Early Tue s day, a very dense fog spread over the' river Tyne, and about half-past two o'clock, as the s.s. Fenella, of London, was proceeding to sea, laden, she struck ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The Boatswain, of and for Lowestoft, from Shields, waisted into Lowestoft lewhour by tug end beaclocen, baring grounded on the Newcomb Sande ;_te-sel leaky. As the screw steamer !Tontine. of Newcastle. coal laden from Shield!, was ...

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... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Lloyd's agent at Hongkong telerapha that the German steamer Bellona, bound from iliogo for Hamburg, has been totally lost at Paraoels. AL aboard were saved. THE BAPTIST UNION. ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The steam yacht Hansom, ofein Hartlepool, Lemdy Island for Appledore, Devon, bas been Aotally destroyed by fire. The steam yacht Irleatham, West Hartlepool. from Lundy Island for Appleders, caught fire, in the enginemom at 2.30 yesterday ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. According to a Paris telegram through Reuter's Agency. the following account of the wreck of the Dom Pedro has, says the Figaro,* been furnished by a survivor:—About five o'clock in the evening, the ship. 'teeming at her usual speed ...