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41 Dispute by crew of Londonderry Steamer "Garron Tower" (1893) 560
42 The legal case for salvage costs following the stranding of the Comet (1892) 511
43 Salvage claim against the Londonderry Steamship "Seaham Harbour" at Bilbao (1892) 500
44 Passenger ship Comet runs aground off Seaham with 184 passengers on board (1892) 481
45 Arrival of the first ever shipment of coals into Seaham (1892) 504
46 Sinking of the Londonderry Steamer SS Mount Stewart (1890) 536
47 Threatened withdrawal of coal shipments from South Hetton (1886) 579
48 Ships captain embarrassingly mistakes Seaham for Sunderland (1886) 566
49 Sinking of the SS Merideth off Seaham (1891) 512
50 Progress Report on the Dock Extension Works (1905) 585
51 Pilot Moses Appleby found drowned in docks (1881) 631
52 Seaham Iron Shipbuilding Company 616
53 The Londonderry Fleet of Collier Ships 819
54 Seaham ships and shipowners 664
55 Seaham lighthouse keeper JJ Richardson retires (1943) 901
56 Misdemeanors under the Mercantile Marine Act 1248
57 The Steamer "Hallmoor" runs aground off Seaham (February 1931) 899
58 Staithes in course of demolition 787
59 Paddle tug Reliant in South Dock 791
60 North Dock facing tunnel into old beach 763
 
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