... of Leinster to set fire to the cargo, but, in the face of the subsequent casualty, it was desirable that all the circumstances of trie sale, purchase, and insurance of the ship should be considered and dealt with by the Court. The Richmond was a steasnhbip ...

... strong easterly wind blowing with heavy showers of rain, but it was not such a night as is generally attended with any shipping casualty, nor were any signals perceived from the look-outs along the coast during the night. At daybreak, however, a vessel, ...

... were fortunately preserved. The telegraphic advices from the Hague alco furnish long lists of casualties re- sulting from the recent severe weather. Several Ship% are stated to have been stranded. The Blue Jaoket, Captain Hargeave, from ~Autweep for Ipawic ...

... and registered 499 tons gross; her class at Lloyd's was £E 1. WRECK OF A LARGE SHIP.-THREE MEN DROWNIED. Information received from floyd!s reports the loss of the British ship Batavia, 1,00 tons, bound from New York to Shanghai with a valuable cargo, at ...

... works of Messrs Mawson, Clark, and Company were blazing, and the, scene of an explosion that wvas attended with lamentable casualties.. The oil tank that burst, throwing its boiling contents over a crowd of people whose curiosity had led them into dangerous ...

... year than there are seamen lost in shipping disasters on the coast of the United King- dom in the same time. But while we know with tolerable accuracy how many lives are lost in con- nection with sliipping casualties at sea, it is by no means certain that ...

... DISASTERS AT SEA. LOSS OF A BRITISH SHIP. A It Vincent (Clape Verde) telegram, dated July 19. says the British ship Norfolk from Bathurst for Marseiles (pea- nuts), has been totally lost at Boavista; crew saved. LOSS OF A SHIP AND ALL HANDS. The schooner Fanny ...

... General on success. Casualties: Lieutenant John- son, Privates Smith and Lawrence, 99th; Private B. Marshall, 91st; Private J. Pratt, 60th Rifles, killed. Colonel Nlorthey, 60th Rifles, and Dr. a Longfield, of Her Majesty's ship Teneedas, dangerously ...

... which had meanwhile been done both on land and sea it is impossible to arrive at any approximate estimate. The record of shipping disasters, apart front the loss of the P. and 0. steamship Bokhara, with snore than one hundred lives, in the midst of the ...

... and Angleeea coasts,- Towards evening it increased in full fury, and on Tuesday continued some- what modified. The heaviest casualty is that which befelthe brigantine Reefer, for Garston, which, when in tow of a tug, foundered some 30 miles W.S.W, of the ...

... this opep column., t. SMOKE AND FOGS ON THE TEES it Sts,-1 was not surprised to see the report of what was well-nigh a ?? casualty reported ) in your colmnne to two Hartlepool gentlemen bathers at Seaton Carew. The captains and others who have to navigate ...

... service at sea should have taught hini. namely, a quiclr frequent use of the head, the casualty would not have happened. Had the engines been stopped, and the ship been allowed to forge into shiiler water after the eleven fathoms cast, it would only have ...