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... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. | LOSS OF A STEAMER. HoLYnEAD, TnURSDAY AXTERNOON, News has been received at this port of the sinking o the sorow-steamer Kangaroo (not Inman's steamer), oT lhoseolyn. Seven of the men sueededinebtting ashore in one of the boats* ...
... severe, gan - vessels.were on shore in the bay havinr ,ragged theirancheri on the nihtof tim 1 instantgge A- P7 GLOI e.G-hattsS 'ship (name- unknown' camse tv' anchor in the hay on the 19th from stress of weathir. and had not proceeded when the lipon left. ...
... ABSTRACT OF'SSIPpING CASUALTIS. The enormous volume of trade carried on under the British flag is a just cause for prid to Bng- lishmen, but unhappily it is accompsnied by an h annual record of shipping disasters which shows n -and not the les poinedly ...
... A YEAR'S SHIPPING CASUALTIES. et In a blue bcok just issued abstracts are ?? ofo tlle returns made to the Boa~rd of Trade o h bbippjing casualties which occurred on s or near the coast;, or in rivers and bar- t bours of the United Kingdom, from the 1st ...
... general. It directs that where an investigation into wing the conduct of a master, miate, or engineer, or into GI Warae a shipping casualty, has been held under the acts eaa Sion-; which provide for such inquiries in the U~nited (V a'an Kingdom and in British ...
... charges against Captain -. WV, Murray, of the ship Antiope, was constituted in an illegal manner, the court not including 'a master of a British merchant ship,' as stipulated by section 481 of the 3Merchaht Shipping Act. They are also in- formed that at the ...
... stern. The name could not bediscovered, but it is believed she is a French vessel. SHIPPING STATisTics.-The Board of Trade has just issued a return of shipping casualties which occurred on or near the coasts or in rivers and barbours of the UnitedXKingdomn ...
... whilst the total of serious casualties fell from 738 to 696, and the minor casualties from 2447 to 2281. Of the 4964 casualties 4455 befel British and colonial vessels, and 509 foreign vessels. The localities of the casualties, excluding col- ?? as follows ...
... E BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRIES. A pamphlet on Objections to the Present V procedure in Board of Trade ?? into pD li Shipping Casualties and a sketch of the I'V o proposed remedies, printed for the Mercan- at he tile Marine Service Association, has just ...
... Sunderland. MANX LEGISLATURE AND st4 SHIPPING CASUALTIES. 9 The Lieutenant-Governor of the Isle of Man (Mr. Spencer Walpole) has isiued to the members Li of the Insular Legislature a Bill dealing with fo wrecks and casualties at sea. Th memnorandum G attached ...
... odscue na .S 0 SHIPPING CASUALTIES FROM THE Th ol EARlTHQUAKE. it the own vessels were injured or destroyed , the Chinch ss Islands during the earthquake Ion l, ;_pira f4'Qensln-tesete, BritishlW ship, I the}13th to 16th August De d, British ship, i fartly ...
... thereby. The pre- sent constitution and procedure of shipping casualties investigations in the Undted King- dom have been the subjects of many years of agitation on the part of the old-established ship- masters' societies; and although these courts are ...