ENGLISH NEWS.
Captain Uishop, formerly of the ship Halcio.ie, is dead.
On January 21 v terrible accident, or rathar a complication of uecidt-nts, occurred on luc Grout Norlhern IV no al Abbots, ttiplmvn. A Scotch t'xp.'oss ran into a coal train, and both lines up and down were covered with wreck A express from Louden to Leeds dashed into the wiedk, and twelve lives wore lost. Amongst them were the oldest sons of Boucirault, actor, and Noble, sculptor.
inundations in Get-many caused fearful dainag'o. Over seven hundred jives were lo.st, and houses were Hooded to tho rook. Tho inhabitants barely escaped with their lives.
The ship Strathclyde collided with another vessel in the Channel and sunk. Tho steamer Harlingen during the following night struck the mists of a sunken ship, and sank in 15 minutes.
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Wanganui Herald, Volume X, Issue 2714, 28 March 1876, Page 2
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ENGLISH NEWS.
Wanganui Herald, Volume X, Issue 2714, 28 March 1876, Page 2
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