Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES AND LOSS OF LIFE. SS- I ?? --Att- - ?? . -- Oh During the heavy gale at 11 o'clock on Wednesday r ,. night, the Flushing mail packet Breda, on her way down C of sheerness Harbour, ran down the schooner Margaret, of ( or Carnarvon, ...
... vested in the- Board of Trade by the . lerolisht Shipping Act of 1854i Wf instituting inquiries in eases of wrecks 'and casualties to merch'ant thips, are arbitrary and unjust in their operation towards ship. owners and officers in the mercbant serviee, ...
... : MOVEMENTS OF HIM SHIPS. ?? UOB-~ OF- --j-P ADMssaAt~r Friday. X A.- Hipalasa arrived 31s 1~December. (Tellsrpic)' ~e PA,'c-Ltes rmSeirOfficer, Southern I Divisd~n, up to! 25th Novdsnber.,. Melpomeni at I~t it Coronel25thNovernber; was to leave for Talep ...
... damaged but three. No shoal wvas reported before the ship struck. The bottom was quite T distinct when the ship was aground, but the water was not discoloured. I did not observe the shoal before the ship was ashore. The last sounding given before the t: ...
... to the next year's account. The: steam fleet of the'compauy now comprises 27 yes- sels afloat, 11 building, and four store ships, in.all 42 .vessels, of 53,850 tonsi and 14,290 horse power,; esti- mated when; all' completed, to'be worth upwards. ofi t ...
... during the last half-year the company's ships C have continued to perform, with regularity and efficiency, a the service under contract with the Lords Commissioners r of the Admiralty. The absence of all casualties to the company's vessels during the period ...
... Waterman steamn- d boat No. 12 mto Lieut. the Hon. Willianm Barnard de It Blaqsiere, ot her Majesty's ship Gauges ; to Lieut. le W. R. Smtut, of her Mlajesty's ship Entlymiot ; to - Miss Julia Hesketh, for the rescue of her companion, I- 1crs. Fleming; to Mir ...
... vessel in Marseilles had been ithe cause of j tO i deqa;ery collision betweett the Neapolitan sramen G ?? Cre- ofr aL Au trian ship. The Austrians are Im s. le h ive been the aggressors, and several of the par. cc ' -e dangerouol wocanded. iu CIV T O F~it ...
... subjected. l The Bishop of London. has been appealed to bv the t Puseyites of Beigravia with the view of inducing hid lord- c ship to reinstate the Rev. A. Poole, whose proceedings in the confessional have lately cileated so much scandal. The 0 bishop, after ...
... roint Eynas, while proceeding in a punt to board a ship. The punt was overturned almost as soon as it was lowered into the sea, and in spite of all the efforts of the crews of the pilot boat and the ship, the poor fellows were quickly drowned. EMIGRATIoN ...
... b~ banks of issue the liability of the shareholders remiains ci re' unlimited for the amountof notes issued. The'Shipping ol an Casualties id l makes some important ooncessions to ti anowners ndmasters of vesselsby providiug that the Board hi of Trade ...
... , wnent to the ag9 United Mines, and had the curiosity to-go under- fr( ground by means of the mank-engne3'. . is Lord W ship went down to a deep level on the hot~lode, where the miners work naked, and have cold water from 'PC above continually poured ...