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... WRECK OP AN EMIGRANT SHIP-TWO RUN- DRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN LIVES LOST. One of the passengers of the Madera Atheor, arrived at the Bromie- law from Ilay, on Friday, gives an awful account of the total loss of the ship Exmouth, of Newcastle from Londonderry ...
... WRIECK Or AN EMIGR&NT SHIP. NIXETY-WINZ LI7V S LOST. (From the Boston Evening Journal, Oct. 8.) A severe gale from N.E. commenced on Saturday evening, and raged with great fury during the whole of the night and throughout the day on Sunday. Sa4 in- ...
... =;;TERRIB E T M LIVES LOST. WASHLNGTON, OCooEac 3b0 la, 7 ?? schooner Saralh Churchl mas, Captain saymore, from Philadelphia via Key West, far Braco Santiago sarrived at the northieast pass on Wednesday morning, the 21st instant, and lauded Coin. S1at ...
... 39 in number, was most miraculous. Consider a ship, filled with nearly 400) persons, on fire for eight days and nights, and not a single person lost his life ! Nothing but the continual flooding the ship pre- veated her from being burnt t the water's ...
... destinatiounpely-York; lost baggage, saved 14 in money. James Miller, of London, destination Michigan; lost baggage, 46 in money, g20 in plate,. and three watches. Lost relatives. John Mackenzie, of London, bound to Boston, a sea- man; lost his baggage. Charles ...
... THE MARIA SOMES, TRANSPORT.-FOUR- TEEN LIVES LOST, 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 of troops, on board of which ...
... COLLIERY ACOIDENT-FOUR LIVES - I E: LOST r . , ` An accident, arising from choke ?? at a coalpit in Prior- Field Colliery, Coweley, on Wednesday morning last. Four, lives were-Aost, and-otbers on. dangered. r i a At 00 On the morning named,' at about ...
... midnight of the 11th and 12th the gusts were most awful, the ship at this time having lost her .udder. At one o'lock on the morning of the 12th, we felt tle ship strike, and gave up all for lost. The ship, however, grounded, apparently a ...
... appalling shipwreck of t-he ljay, an emigrant ship of london, while on her ?? voyage from Sydney, and the ?? fate of neatly all the female passengers, were received by the arrival of the Fenyard-park packet-ship, o0 Sunday, in she :[ondon Docks. The Mary ...
... up, nd we shaped toe miren for the island of Fbores, showing a light at orwzncrosotrecs. The next ?? Sarah lost sight of the tilrg emigrant ship, and it was not until Monday Iterhw that ehey discovered her nine miles off, on the hastd~~ As they passed ...
... sweet, innocent, and confidingexpredsion which knocks so forcibly to the heart. Patrick Swany, whose body was recovered, lost eleven children, washed from the wreck by-the same wave which carried him into the surge. Being a good savimmerj he attempted ...
... A SHIP D3ESTBOED BY FIRE. The Norforik Herald (American paper) of March 5, gives the following interesting narrative othe loss of the ship Riga, burnt at sea, on her passage from Savannah, March 3, 1849, in lat, 30 30, long. 76 35: the cabin March ...