...But excluding these 98 fishing-vessels, the number of ships employed in the regular carrying-trade that have suffered from wreck or casualty during the...class, chiefly employed in the coasting trade. In corroboraron of this remark, the reader has only to cast a glance at the accompanying Wreck Chart....

...casualty during the year, is shown to be 1,667. If this number is again subdivided, it will be found that more than half of it is represented by the unseaworthy,...class chiefly employed in the coasting trade. " In the sis years ended 1864, the casualties to comparatively new ships bear a very high proportion to...

...from wreck or casualty during the year is 2,173. On this number being subdivided we find that about half of it is represented by the unseaworthy, overladen,...collier class chiefly employed in the coasting trade. Thug, then, amidst this dreadful havoc arising from rotten ships, and when the storm has shouted and...

...from wreck or casualty during the year is 2,173. On this number being subdivided we nincl that about half of it is represented by the unseaworthy, overladen...collier class chiefly employed in the coasting trade. Thus, then, amidst this dreadful havoc arising from rotten ships, and when the storm has shouted and'...

...from these 188 fishing vessels, it will be Been that the number of vessels employed in the regular carrying trade that have suffered from wreck or casualty during the year is 2,325. Again, it is a distressing reflection that, on subdividing that number, about one half is represented...

...smacks are lost. But excluding these 131 fishing-smacks, the number of vessels employed in the regular carrying trade that have suffered from wreck or casualty during the year was exactly 2,000. If this number be again subdivided, it will be found that abjut half of it is represented...

...casualty, during the year, is 2,000. If this number is again subdivided, it will be found that about half of it is represented by the unseaworthy, over-laden,...class, chiefly employed in the Coasting Trade. In the ten years ending . 1868, 176 casualties happened to nearly new ships ; 297 to ships s from three...

...Vessels. Excluding these 131 Fishing Vessels, it will be seen that the number of vessels employed in the Carrying Trade that have suffered from wreck or casualty, during the year, is 2,000. If this number is again subdivided, it will be found that about half of it is represented by...

...of last winter. But excluding these 98 fishing-vessels, the number of ships employed in the regular carrying trade that have suffered from wreck or casualty...vessels of the collier class, chiefly employed in the coasting-trade. We observe that the north-east coast is, as usual, completely covered with the sad...

...of last winter. But excluding these 98 fishing-vessels, the number of ships employed in the regular carrying trade that, have suffered from wreck or casualty...the unseaworthy, over-laden, or ill-found vessels of ttie collier class, chiefly employed in the coasting-trade. We observe that the north-east coast is,...