... Bowen for failing to report himself while under police survaillancuf, end Barker with the burglary at Bournemouth. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Lloyd's agent at Casa Blanco, reports that on the 25th Jaiuary the British steamer blemling wbs totally lost at Cape ...

... y gale prevailed at B urn- 20 ham, on the Somereetshire coaet, on Saturday evening, end gi was attended by several shipping casualties. The schooner be Brune, laden with 0dlm, was sunk. The crew havin~g got PT into the rigging, were rescued by the lifeboat ...

... this, however, there is the gratifying fact that although during the year ended the 30th June, 1884, there were 3,647 shipping casualties on our shore; these resulted in the loss of 661 lives only, or a decrease of 319 as compared with t the previous year ...

... -'l1be storm of Thursday last wvas felt in all it fuiy, at this port, there was a trcmendous sea, but tie shipping fioe jt ntsinirahly,and'the casualties was very few, of the lis':ingbbats w'hich weremt sea all have returned but one, this. is supposed lost ...

... wreck, drowning, or other accidents to B3ritish merchant ships registered in the United Kingdom during 1894, it appears that the tdtal number of masters and seamen lost by wreckasand casualties was 16 27 out of 217,'194 employed ; 233 masters and sea- ...

... THE GALE, MCRE SHIPPING CASUALTIE LIFEBOAT MB.EW MISSING., A Dover correspondent telegraphs that the. greattale continnes, tnd the cross chunnel Ti steamboat services is still suspended. A later telegram says the gale in the Channel is becoming stronger ...

... subject. The telegrams they lad received had come froan the Admiral's seecretary, who was either on board or living close to a ship which was anchored off Alexandria, and to which the telegraph cable had been attached. None of the telegrams were from the ...

... Heeate, one of the re-constructed vessels of the Navy, has proved so satis- factory that the Admiralty have ordered her sister ship the Gergon to be prepared on the same plan for active service. I At Pembroke ockyard yesterday, H.M. S. Howe, ironclad barbette ...

... passenger ships, and 174 as to other than passenger ships. making 197. Inquiries held by a Court in British Possessions abroad related to 474, of which sixty-eight were passenger ships and 406 other than passenger ships, making a total of 1,163 ...

... Medical and. w Sanitary Exhibition now being held at South Kensin gton ~t I RAiLWAY AectoiDeNT AND CASUALTiEs.-A return b ju-t issued of the accidents and casualties reported to the 0 ' Board of Trade by the railway companies of the United I .Kingdom during ...

... of ship ai to SSW. Wind, strong gale, end vessel shipping heavy p seas. The captain then ordered the foresclilto bae t, and on ci being told that itwas, hegavrethecorder to haul down the fi mizenetaysail to keep the ship out of' the wind. The ship p then ...

... detention may appear doubtful 't direct th e attentoon of the ship- owner or manager to the circumstances which have attracted official notice. We consider that en improved system of inquiry into casualties 'at sea will afford the beat means of guarding against ...