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... PERILOUS SITUATION OF THE MARIA. sOM mS, TRANSPORT SHIP.-FOURTEEN LIVES LOST.; . v On Thursday the subjoined melancholy particulars were received at the War Office, relating to the ship Maria Somes, of London, chartered by (Government for the conveyance ...
... EMIGRANT SHIP-- ON' HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE LIVES LOST.I ?? Accounts from Scotiand rprth sipwreck of eln the brig Ezmouth, whc ha nbadaboub Oon thi rhbundrod and seventy eros ?? emni- an, g grants, every soul f whoecp he of the ?? 0crew, were lost. ha L ...
... SIXTY-FIVE LIVES LOST. T Accounts from Scotlan~i report the shipwreck of II the brig Einmouth, which had on beard about one tl xrhundred and seventy persons, nearly all Irish emi-l K gra~nts, every soul of whom, except three of tbe ( crew, were lost. b It appears ...
... PERILOUS SITUATION 1OF THE MARIA SOMES, TRANSPORT SHIP.- FOURTEEN I LVES LOST. L On Thursday the subjoined melancholy particulars t were received at the War Office, relating to the ship Maria Somes, of London, chartered by Government S for the conveyance ...
... WRECK OF THE STEAM SHIP SIRIUS OFF CORK.- NINETEEN LIVES LOST. We regret to announce that intelligence has been re- ceived by the owners of this fine vessel of herhavin.- stranded on the coast, in the neighbourhood of Belly- cotton. Thecommander of coast ...
... WRECK OF THE STEAM SHIP SIRIUS OFF CORK.- NINETEEN LIVES LOST. I r We regret to announce that intelligence has been re- ceived by the owners of this fine vessel of herhavin r d stranded on the coast, in the neighbourhool of Belly. dcotton. Tho commander ...
... lfthe ship farther to the northward and westward; and 1] with the view of cl1awing her off the land, the. maintopsail and the foretopinast stay soillwere set,. .t and thejib half 'hoisted. The effort, however, was o t an ineffectual onde; the ship soon ...
... TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF THE' OCEAN MONARCH~, PACKET SHIP, BY FIRE-.170 LIVES LOST. In our third edition, last week, we published a brief account of the burning of a Ship, supposed to be the 4 ?? Ocean Monarch. This supposition has turned out to be correct ...
... 1IUNDRIED LIVE~S LOST. 3, lHAMwICn, SJunday, TIhree tImn.-Wc7 have to re- cio V.cord one of the muost frightful catastrophess thlat of prbbyee Ocure oitis plalt of thle l1,nglish coalst, viz., the tottal loss Of a large emnigranit ship oiln the Long Sandis ...
... general cry WAS heard, ' The ship is' ori shore scnt-, ,d-.we Arc all lost!,' I, and almelt every one of the The ald pa1ngr rse uon deck,'when a scene .of'the traes boo. 'greatest terror and lcozifusion ensued. The ship n6E o~inetihiucd-to 'Strike en ...
... DREADFUL SHI*kECK.-LOSS OF TgE CATARAQUEAGRANT SHIP-FOUI UNDR:ED ^'FOURTEEN LIVES LOST. :~q ?? ' .? The fo1lo W- particukias of the ]oss of the aboye vessel are t1n from the Port Philip and Hobart l'row papers, received at Lloyd's:- It is our melancholy ...
... rand 'a general cry was heard, I'The ship is on shore ser I-we are all lost!' 1, and almost every, one of the Tb Ipassengers rushed upon deck, when a scene of thle tra greatest terror and confesion ensued. Tire ship no conitinued to strike 'on the sand ...