... SHIPPING CASUALTIES, A PASSENGER STEAMiER ASHORE, On Saturday morning, during a dense fog, the London o and North-Western Company's express steamer Violet ,f Captain Taylor, grounded off Pigeon-house Fort, at the e mouth of Dublinl Bay, on arrival from ...

... IEA-VY GALES AND SHIPPING CASUALTIES. During Saturday night and throughout yesterday a severe gale prevailed in many parts of the country. In London yesterday the wind, with occasional heavy rain- showers, blew with great force. The weather was par- ticularly ...

... A ;YEARS SHIPPING CASUALTIES. In a ]3}ebook issued on Saturday abstracts are incltided of the returns made to the Board of Trade of shipping casualties which occurred on or near the coasts, or in rivers and harbours of the United Kingdom, from the. 1st ...

... Calcutta and China ateainer are expected to show a considerable failing off. The Bullion Market was inactive to-day. Vhe shipping casualties are again rather heavy. The Queen Victonli steamer, with the Rangoon telegraph oable,ons board,,grounded under MWount ...

... specie on board may be recovered by -divers. The steamer was built in 1869, and was 4,454 tons burthen. Among other shipping casualties, the Edith Emily steamer, 1,013 tons, built in 1871, belonging to Messrs. Wilkinson, Watt, and Co., on a voyage from ...

... condition, and several mi' casualties are reported. Unfortunately two fishing- smacrss are missing, RmYE, December 9.-According to a telegram from Porto Fera~o, in Elba, tis mail steamer Losubardler ha& rescued the cews of four ships, two of which were! Italian ...

... yesterday on the Plymouth' Breakwater. Two otter bodies have been washed ashore in the district, and fears that a serious shipping casualty occurred in the vicinity during the foggy weather at the tegmnningof the week have been strengthened by the iaco that ...

... how women would stand the hard knocks so freely given and received by men in this game. Every pre- caution against such casualties had been tak'en by the players, woose legs were encased in greaves to protect them against blows from the ball or accidental ...

... clear have been washed away by the bign tides. A number of pleasure steamers put in at Fleetwood for safety. No serious casualties are reported. The wind continues to blow strongly at Blackpocl, and yesterday the sea was again very rough. Between noon ...

... the shipowneri or master of the E ship in question, and the third by the two menibers so selected. 7.-That such Local Marine (Court shold pusuesoev the II powers proposed to be conferrel on the Mlerchanlt Cl Shipping Commissioners., but that the right ...

... hlowover, was done on lo shore than on the previous day, whilst afloat the casualties were only nomzinal. -The gnie nmoderated before sunset, I5 X permnsittsug the shipping whlich had been for shelter to st . ;Spithicad to slip their moorings and depart ...

... THE MERCHANT SHIPPING BILL. DEPUTATrION TO MR. CHAMBERLAIN. A deputation from the Asealgamated British Seamen's Protection Association wvaited upon Mr. Chamberlain yes- iteerday afternoon to serge upon the right hon. gentleman the nnmeortaseee, in tho ...