Thursday
morning, a vessel's jolly-boat was thrown empty and broken on
the Tramore Strand at the ladies’ bathing place. On the inner part of
the stern is the name “James Jenning,” and on the outer part are under ends of
letters which seem like " Lavinia," or " Malvinia.
Tuesday evening, a board with a scroll on
which was printed the word ‘Cardigan’ was washed on the same strand.
The Glencoe, wrecked at Ballymacaw, is
gone to pieces. But twenty bales of the cargo have been saved, the rest ruined
by the sea. A young country boy was washed off a rock and drowned before anyone
could save him.
The Liske is still in Bonmahon unbroken. A
good deal of the cargo, fruit, has been landed in safey.-Waterford Mirror.[1]
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