... FATAL ACOIDENT,-Henry Boyle, boatswain of the vessel Dartmoor, died at the Hamadryad Hospital Ship on Thursday afternoon from in- juries received on board his boat in the morning. A COMMON CONFIDENCE TRICK. Persons are often induced to purchase a worthless ...

... some of his men in a boat to burn the ship. The ship was full of slaves, lying huddled together in the hold and chained in twos. The pirates began to knock the fetters off the slaves and to remove them to another ship. But the work of transportation was ...

... which is to occupy the time of Westminster during the next two or three weeks. The intelligence that a number of destitute Jews from the Continent are about to be shipped to the Australian Colonh-s has induced Sir John Downer, the Premier of outh Australia ...

... fJlUEY DRANK AND LAUGEKOi Once the crew of a ship fell short of water. weeks they had been knocked about by healF gales, and through having had no observation during many days-had lost their bearinp Presently their water supply failed altogether and their ...

... on board ship in circumstances so difficult and tryirg. Within ten minutes, or even Jess. as some say, the boats with all the women and children, and with just sufficient seamen to navigate and work tnem, were well clear of the sinking ship, and they ...

... THEY OPENED FIRE. The Chinese gunners were immediately on the alert, and a vigorous tire was directed against the approaching ships. Unfortunately for China, her fleet had sailed two days previously to another port, and only some small gunboats and torpedo-boats ...

... cord holding the ship. At the second attempt the Duchess succeeded in cutting the rope and the ship slowly moved away from the stocks. She was not, however, so successful in breakibg the bottle of champagne over the bows of the ship, as the cord by which ...

... decrease of foreign ships. Notwithstand- ing the vast growth of the import trade, fewer foreign ships enter our ports every year. The trade between our shoi es and the rest of the world is gradually being absorbed by British ships. Our shipowners are ...

... SEAMEN. SALE OF WORK AT ALBEKT-HALL, NEWPORT, NOVEMBKH 6 and 7, In aid of the Building Fund of the Seamen's Institute. Special ship. special cargo, special crew, special musie, &c. Op ning by Lord J redegar 2 p.m. Wednesday. Admission W-dnesda* 2 to 4 p.m ...

... evidently -&ii intelligent one. Where's the ship 1 I asked, and the answer was the holding up of both hands and a look of horror. Soon I was ao.e to raise myseu. 1 was in an open native boat, sailing towards a low shore. Then I remember seeing a ship which I ...

... Patent Rose and Clasp ails, Hrattice Xails, Clout Nails, Best Boiler, Ship Tank, and Cooper's Rivets, Colliery Short Link and Crane Chain, Plough allll Cart Traces, Back Chains, Arc. Ships' Rigging and Stud Cahle Chains, Anchors, &o. (las. Steam, Boiler, ...

... whether a body that can be guilty of such unwise and UNSTATESMANLIK-K COKDUCT I can be capable of working the Rugby Union ship through the storms that are rising up on every side. It is impossible to believe that persons who gratuitously go out of their ...