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... CASUALTIES TO EMIGRANT SHIPS. ed i )te Severe disasters have been sustained by two splendid the m ships in the American emigration trade, the Jacob A. the y Iestervlt, belonging to Messrs. Guion and Co., and the W01 ad Continent, belonging to Messrs. ...
... compasses, out of wihich to - O.. - )eAnd thiough the origiui ekalf , was tht such - - - O A-% Lk =qUunh-S F~ho.ji a=- case when a ship is ? k a & 2b -d m , - r .. DO aly damraged, these deposiuo, re: a- deaded in the mnu trfim, . F . o stance, a gbc,?t and a ...
... SERIOUS CASUALTIES TO SHIPPING IN. I THE VICTORIA CHANNEL. I Friday, though a cold, was a remarkably fine day I in Liverpool. It appears, however, that a strong s northerly wind prevailed, accompanied by a heavy o swell on the bar of the Victoria Channel ...
... number of British and colonial vessels it, ish lost was 972; and 1576 met with serious stl he casualties, and 2543 with minor casualties. of e.) The gross casualties on the coasts of the United he ut m during the year 1879-80 were as follows:- pr Ia Total ...
... for 1892-93 was as follows :-In NO re the Royal Nav, from wreck and casualty and No ;y from accidents other than wreck or casualty, 7.0 Ln per 10W; ?? vessels, ditto 'sailing ships tra -;t and steames), T5 per .x , merchant steamers ms) D. ditto, 5.0 ...
... miles. (Philaepi.b al. of NorthernhyOsnvha eeive following cable from R,. Newcastlit, NSW -rie 8 ship holed by I 2 an. anchor mooring, adwscmeldt rum ship ashore my to prevent sinkcing; lt ae nhl or holds)1 she rat must go into drydok I vioa. sailed from ...
... SHIPPING. inged HIGH WATER AT LIVERPOOL. Sayed ound, MORNING. EVENiUNG. HEIGHT. ttee), ?? 3 14 ?? 3 ?? 18 4 tend- taten: To-mEcagow - ?? 35 4 20 ?? 6 Lough MONDAY, AUGUST 6. and Wind-Liverpooli, nine a~m., S.S5W.. light breeze, and over. )f the cast; ...
... last night between two steamers on the -North Sea Canal. One steamer sank-. Nine persons were drowned.-Reater. 0S CASUALTY RETURNS. Casualties to vessels of 500 tons gross register rand unpwards, which have been posted in the loss book during the month ended ...
... in this country would willingly allowv his ships to proceed to sea e in such a state as to jeopardise the life or limb of Z any nan in the ship. What tbey objected to was that it should apply to British ships alone, and that foreign shipi using our harbours ...
... exwhe THE WEATHER AND SHIPPING AT I of HAEBURG. diffe HEabug residents who have juA aome ove to Cz-n E1ngland say that the wather now being expe- rienced there has never been so severe within iqu living mseory. Tbe los to shipping through this thre unzsal ...
... A. W. Birkett for the owners and masters of the ship.-Mr. Paxton stated that the inquiry was into a casualty that happened to the steamship Editor, of Liver- pool, which resulted in the loss of the ship and cargo. The vessel was built at Stockton in 1885 ...
... SHIPPING. *MGI WATER AT LIVERPO0L. , Ososgocr~so EVENINo. 3ogIGliv. ILiL H. 3 F. IN ThisDay . .. 6 11 . 7 3..,. 13 2 To..uorrow . 7 42 8 29 . 14 3 A RFIVE:D FEnruTABY 2Z Magellan (so) . alparaiso Mlayciano (as) .. ew O ...