The shipping case, A. H. Nathan v. Frederick Dundas, claim for goods alleged to have been damaged on the voyage of the ship Broornhall between London and this port, occupied the R.M. Court until 5 p.m. yesterday and was resumed to-day. In our report yesterday the word "skipper" was twice printed instead 'of "shipper," conveying a very different meaning from that intended. The word "skipper" was not used in evidence, therefore wherever that word appears •' shipper" (meaning shipper of goods) should be read. In Mr Nathan's evidence he said the bill of lading included an item of one hundred boxes tin plates, not ten boxes as appeared previously. The conclusion of our report will be found elsewhere.
