... steam and motor vesses registered in the United Kingdom lost crock during 1930 numbered 53 states the annual return of shipping casualties, which was issued by the Board of Trade on Friday. This is a decrease of eight on the totals of the two preceding years ...

... number of shipping casualties round our coast was 4,951, an Increase of 1,452 as compared with the previous year, although only increase of 241 as compared with the year 1891.2, and the total number of lives lost, as • re cult of die casualties, rose from ...

... Winter'e firm grip, there a heavy ma running along the coast, the outlook seaward. of the wildest deecription There no shipping casualties on this part of the coact, however. The gale was felt with greet neverity in the Ashington, Bectlington, and Newbiggin ...

... . account of defendant's ignorance in failing to comprehend the mooing of the sergeant's questions. Of unimportant shipping casualties few, I should say, yielded a greater number of honour's to those who assisted in the of a crew than that of the Fromm' ...

... numbers of its residents ply their calling upon the sea, it is a matter for congratulation that in the roll-call of shipping casualties, no hearths at Blyth have been darkened and overshadowed. In a few more hours, as we have observed, the old year will ...

... burg, 2.5 th nut Camino., Capt. Gillespe, passed Ahlborough 24th Mat Tiraah, Captain Rom, palmed Yarmouth, 24th mat. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The Leonia, Capt. Ely, from Liverpool for Newcastle (salt), wasdocked at Loudonderry,2oth hut., to get neoneery repeirs ...

... Newcastle for St. Thomas', Bth inst. Black Sea (s), Captain Darling, cleared at Newasetle for Swinemunde, Bth inst. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The barque Mune, Captain Townsend, from London for Cape Town (general cargo), has been assisted into Kamegate by boatmen ...

... Trade re turns. 'fable 9 of the Abstract of Shipping Casualties deals with the nature and results of sea casualties (other than collisions at see), and as far as reported,with the causes to which the casualties were attributed ; and table 61 gives the causes ...

... and we have reason to believe that all shipping casualties at Blyth ,necessitating a Board of Trade inquiry will be held in the future at Blyth instead of North Shields. As the most of persons interested in -shipping will be aware, Board of Trade inquiries ...

... Bette, P.N., Inspector of the Board of Trade! Life Saving Apparatus. urged that the public had a duty to perform in shipping casualties. No matter, he said. how good a lookout was kept by the coastguard or the lifeboat service, they could not see everything ...

... 24th ult. demand, Capt. Wilkie, paused Neabiggits, 29th alt Boston Vale, Capt. Anderson, panned Anjer, Nbv. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. A quantity of ship'• pus, nails. and rigging have come above between North Sunderland and Book's House ; also midship beam, part ...

... on October 13th. —l' C. Tough proved the case.—Fined 78 6d. and Ss. coats. EXCITING ECENEB AT BLYTH. A CHAPTER OF SHIPPING CASUALTIES. On Saturday morning, the gale from the northeast having abated somewhat in force and the sea having gone down considerably ...