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-HAXM'L ITAIL BOAT ON THE Xhe pr ROCKS. ^ent teien.^J^^s0c^^on Waterford correspon- fn0t^Pa.ny°3'r,16 Great Western Railway ^rtl to "WitPrf Sl.eainer Pembroke, from Mil- °n Pa^icv- rpn- ?shore on Saturday Uveen v'ck 3 Lriuge, a ridge of rocks Tils Vt.s^ k>altee Island and the main- tin Colore r ^ln an<i mails were landed V^s ail(l thp^vnty aterford, by the steamer's fori1 ^Patchp-] *I10re Iceboat. The tugs have • v'hieh lie asiistance of the Pem- 5 1U a T6ry ^an°erous position. ^isideraw'1 LADEN VESSEL OVERDUE. w £ leam^hipe pjp^"ety is felt for tho fate of Z?n on Lece^K which sailed from Ne™' 6V°al °*a r!1' ? With a cargo of 2.779 tons tti vatjly overt] riA t ^oyage, and which is con- €S5^a I? p Sligo. The Picton belonged o? and on tmcr and Co- of West Hartle- '*<* araorT-c+a^In° Newport had a number > (-Tss^Cs rp-0 ■'her crew who gave Newport ^Jaua. 4 *T* chlef was Mr. W. S. I Llanelly. (V r Pictnn" 5 a the crew c' the liu! ^rest H irt'i 0ViIiec* "DJr Messrs. Ropner and tn 9 hope eyo°i. respecting whose safety fer-AwfP°;V "mains :-J. B. Urquhart, C \V. P,, n,' Elersen, chief mate, South fit" ,'sen, hr, + WJands, second mate, Newport; Co^, stewardWo'n', So,uth Shields; J. W. ar,- ^Ulh sv.1- ^?uta Shields; W. Dillarston, & *• EksS elui; W- E- Jenkins, A. Oisen, ahio U' a^e s°amen, Newport; C. South Shields; C. V. Non n' Stivcv, un* Newport; H. Olsen, able «!iv?°rt; W <5Su' J". ^rman, rbls seaman, K'' J- BolinoV opkin3. chief engineer, Llan- tiijrri SeFonct engineer, Hebburn; A. Iweni0re A ^n^!neer, Stockton; A. Steer. W. 8. t,*)0rt; 'u T i0111> and M. Shanbach, firemen, J, j^n8t°n, donkeyman, Newport; *?eJ" to°T>er v3"Ioom steward, Newport; and 2o Sort vVpoj Picton sailed from > s, \irgmia, for Sligo on January > ^CyA^m-D I A SQUALL. to named A T>nme two North Shields fisher- &sh th" 1X11 d John Lake, proceeded a lines boat to haul in their *%•SQiiaii ab°ut a vnilo from land '^U t?03'- Ean,i causlit the sail and capsized travi 'ar. nviri SWam about for nearly half s1Uk ^drew theu Ijickcd «P by the ^'ifa a&d rn, pa,m utterly exhausted. Lake th- dl'owned. The latter leaves a Loss dren" ^loJ-d's A CARDIFF STEAMER. ^^3:Thft°nCarneau correspondent tele- °Us, j0 £ ), steamer Garonne, of Cardiff, ai Concarneau; crew saved. stealE °N 1115 CORNISH COAST. for\?rn'^re' whlch left Liverpool on v y Hiorn 't0tteraam, went ashore early on her"^°rvah pitS? on the Cornish coast, under dert "^en minT1tes after striking Suc„ 3 aad vh Was lliider water, but Captain Oco.ed whole of the crew of twenty Hi t'a.txts of off in two boats. The boat landed at Priest Cove, l0st Xli6 0 others were picked up by a eHin TTmir^10^6 their belongings were ^oim ^Panv belongs to the Cork Steam- 4 old. an(l >vas insured. She was ten f | stealer from Penzance states that Part of the crew of the wrecked °re °h boai;d has arrived there. C^0 st^KElBLE ATLANTIC VOYAGE. Trojan has landed at Glasgow ^tla, steam ^nwi n and eight of the crew ^tic. r|, er Rossmore, abandoned in mid- *he *ke TjC1{"w kad experienced terrible o*tC ^Ve3 f e ■Ossmore lying at the mercy of by J3 of the0la J'^uary 30 to February 4. The stean, c,rov/' numbering 34, were rescued «ve ca,ttje€r Rotterdam. All the Roesmore's »' an;l deck litting3 were swept 11 KiUedeaUlan had fallen into the hold .1 ed ^IVAL OF OVERDUE VESSELS. <^r>k cl °°1 Underwriters, who during the vess ared larse sums by the arrival of Tj. p Upon which heavy premiums ^°hnso llave just had another haul. *tioreaSi Wer 11 -Line Pinemore, upon which ten Thn a.ftr (\2.Daid, arrived on Sunday at Ealti- b.ïc SPa.nish days out. ore left T • steamer Maria de Larrinaga, l £ S(jr' arriyeiVerPool a week before the Pine- T.Kq ^ce8 at Philadelphia on Sunday. Re- 1l1i1¡ stea_if, Sre effected at eight guineas. Wa Orniiston, eight guineas pre- vecl at New York much overdue. 1) °VERB0AED FROM A NEWPORT Nu sinp. the steamship Irwin, of New- tp°rt a on Sunday, February 12, was on a voyage from New- ire^ Eobert Dobson, aged four- ^'nkS e Reward, living at 22, Wolseley. ™ Was washed overboard and n r lir^l Stea^DED AT LLANELLY. Vfjrh Clyde arrived at Llanelly on t.jfn 1 1 the crew of a Danish u of "^ad run down off Holyliead. At the V a °*uaIty the weather was very eSs6j H a tremendous sea was running. The ^Hk iduioit immediately. .C^EY CAPTAIN DROWNED AT SEA. Vl Henry Murrell, second son of Cap- C^6^erick Murrell, of Barry, and brother « Hamilton Murrell, Barry, the hero (j, aamariL rescue, was drowned two or 8 agc> being washed overboard on eWard voyage to Glasgow. H OF A CARDIGAN CAPTAIN. Evan Davies, of the barctuentine ln the Royal Cornwall Sailors' almonth, on Tuesday from injuries 0p]^e during the recent gale. The end y two hours before the wife of the arrived from Cardigan. Jh6 ^'° LEITH LINERS MISSING. €ajest anxiety prevails i n Leith on Y** I-0 the absence of news of the Hhfi foller. Croft, which left New is LeIth on the 26th of January, V S*e;l!»e!!rf' ten days overdue, and fla of peK„ "aytor, which left Leith on 0Verrt'Jary ful" Leghorn, and is now seven Ue- No ntws has been received of lea'v.ancl the Haytor has not been spoken W*. leavinS V13 English Channel, two days 0j Eeith. The Croft is in com- Viu cEB->p Captain Land, with a crew o^Blvu ac^ men' aH °f Jjeith. She wa3 ^hl ^4 rr,^n 1^1, and has a gross tonnage li Va Haytor is commanded by ar!r/n' "n 'l was built at Middlesborough ls 2,009 gross tonnage. IjKPP°SED LOSS OF A VESSEL. e;J¡e,derpool Underwriters' Association on °5 t?"epor!;ed the supposed loss of a large i*USs that ?0I"t- master of a trawler ht 51 1yhi;o sailing last Sunday about )¡".t()1¡lld' tv,3 the North-west Lightship, jj Jibboom of a large vessel in the a->3a.Jice ? a hawser round it, and, with tut >'°lu other trawlers, tried to tow it faat at the bottom. Sound- f:tl'¡ yar^CT1- and what appeared to be a t 0tlls ards and rigging were found at ten 1b V 1 T TO GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY tj1t¡ Gr MAIL STEAMER. a Western Railway mail steamer her- passage from Waterford to 'ate °n Wednesday morning, was seven VVthiarrhil,g- owing to having received tit l f.^t *e damage to one of her paddle );;fr of Ollh coming in contact with a quan- et ar>rr"^riSe off the Smalls Lighthouse. being made to float the eteamship off the rocks at Saltee, Waterford.

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