An Emigrant Ship Ashore. London, January 13
The emigrant ship Wild Deer, bound from Glasgow to New Zealand, with over 200 passengers, ran ashore on the North Rock last night, and is expected to become a total wreck…
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The Queensland Mail Steamer. London, Jan. 12
The R.M.S. Bulinda left London yesterday with the Queensland mails…
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LONDON, January 13.—The emigrant ship Wild Deer (belonging to Messrs. P. Henderson and Co.), from Glasgow to New Zealand, with over 200 passengers, ran ashore on the North…
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The emigrant ship Wild Door, from Glasgow to New Zealand, with over 200 passengers, ran ashore on the North Rock last night, and is expected to become a total wreck. Assistance…
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Our last summary contained a brief telegraphic account of the wreek of the steamer New England, on the Clarence River bar, on the 27th December. Since then an inquiry has been held by the Marine Board, during which facts…
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The ketch Arthur was totally wrecked on the north beach Wagonga, on Monday evening. No lives were lost…
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The steamer Platypus, whilst towing in at 1 o'clock to-day, grounded within the break, and now lies in comparatively smooth water. It is expected she will float on the morning's tide, as there is deep water inside of her. The…
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Sir,-- While agreeing thoroughly with the opinion expressed on all sides, that the heroic conduct of the three brave men belonging to the schooner C. Walker, who oat the risk of their own lives, saved…
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THE great increase in the steam communication between Europe and the Colonies has again tended to improve the facilities for the travelling public. The justly celebrated French line has been for a long period…
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ONE of the saddest maritime disasters of which the coast of New South Wales has been the scene was that of the New England, a coasting steamer, plying between Sydney and Grafton, which struck upon the bar at the…
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A MEETING of the National Shipwreck Society, was held on Friday afternoon in the Exchange, Captain Hixson, president of the Marine Board, in the chair. There were also present Messrs. Weltshire (sec.),…
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LONDON, January 13.—The emigrant ship Wild Deer (belonging to Messrs. P. Henderson and Co.), from Glasgow to New Zealand, with [?] 200 passengers, ran ashore on the Nort…
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THE inquiry into the New England wreek is coneluded. The general opinion is that Robertson should be exonerated. Mr. blakeney swore positively that Robertson refused to allow the Nell to go to the wreck; but Robertson…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →(Reuter's Telegrams.) the Wreck of the Cimbria. London, Jan. 22
As far as can be ascertained at present, 67 persons have been saved from the wreck of the steamer Cimbria, which leaves a total of 429 persons unaccounted for…
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Captain Robinson, of the ship Thomas Stephens, which arrived in the harbour yesterday morning from London, reports that during the voyage, on December 18th, at 8 p.m., off Tristan D'Acunha,…
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Our last summary contained a brief telegraphic account of the wreck of the steamer New England, on the Clar[?]ce River bar, on the 27th. December. Since then an inquiry has been held by the Marine Board, during which facts…
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The steamship Natal arrived in Port Jackson on January 7. She is entirely French, and in every detail gives evedence of the skill, ingennity, and artictic taste which have been brought to hear in her construction. In outward appearance the ship…
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LONDON, January 25.—Messrs. W. Howard Smith and Sons' new steamship Buninyong, which is intended for the intercolonial trade in. Australia, has been launched at…
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