... HOPE.—There has been a terrific south-easterly gale, which began on October 20, and lasted four days. Then, was no shipping casualties in Table Bay or Algoa Bay. A tremendous fall of rain accompanied the gale up the country in creasing the rivers to roaring ...

... woman blown into the Tyne; and one man was killed an& several injured by the falling of a roof. The loss of life from shipping casualties was very great. ha our own immediate neighbourhood but slight damage was done • but at Swalwell a s i gna l man —. Thomas ...

... following telegram respecting s disastrous wreck off Waterford — WATERFORD, Sunday Night.--One of the most melancholy shipping casualties that has happened en the south coast of Ireland for years, is reported from Broomhill, near Waterford Harbour, to-day ...

... Hen. F. Lygon„ DOW Earl Beauchamp. A very heavy gale blew across Holyhead bay ani harbour on Saturday, and several shipping casualties are re=happ, ily not of a serious character, or involving life. The Daily Telegraph states that the Home Secretary has ...

... Council there had their I triaP , which might have the 4. • • , meetionsilieing tln nottrr- but 1% It Ultn••• With Mr. That the casualty colleagues %hat it, when the In an' going to for its in this districtt success. we shall have element of it. • i tr duct ...

... COTTON SHIP BURNED AT SEA. Details have just reached Liverpool of an awful conflagration at sea, by which the A. B. Wyman has been wholly destroyed. The ill-fated vessel, which was about 813 tons register, and built in 1866, sailed from Savannah for Liverpool ...

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... and very numerous casualties to limb, and in • few to life, were recorded. At Little Falls, lfohawk Valley, a Catholic church suffered great damsq.. No communication with the water being pureible, the amonnt of the (Unser to shipping was unknown. ...

... way this efts only like prnetece. The main horns itardinont os'lllarch Mk. when tho ships wnt iii The - Majestic was lot threw titweg. and there were eight casualties. Th.' to rover the of the troops for the great 'en I Stiinday. April %db. This was the ...

... craft and a fast turn of speed, and it was necestam reached harbour with only a few minor for the merchantman to as much as casualties. The fist warning of the attack possible out of her engines The engineers was a torpedo which passed under the stern worked ...

... upon seventeen years ago, a ship captain, whe with his wife and children, lived in South Shields, left boas in the usual course of business. lie did not return at the time expected, and fears were entertained that some casualty had befellen him. Day by day ...