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... DREADFUL STORM AT THE CAPE, OF GOODS HOPE-TEN SIMiS LOST. .LV. L J.4-X: }t~ b I Lt 0 IAJOI. (From tho Liverpool Correspond(ent of Manchliester Guardian.. The mail stcalrer Pilhobe, which arrived at Portsmoath on F riday, brought advices from the Cape ...
... various articles ti broughtfroml the.Arctic Sea to Englannd by Coaptain Collinson, al supposed to have formcd portions of the lost ships Erebus'and P Terror, it is desirable that, if possible, their origin should be traced That the piece of door, or door-frame ...
... Burnlam Filits, at niight, December 6. The remainder were lost in smnaller numbers, exclusive of many more lost in ships tliat are usissimig. Of the 1204 lives enumerated above, 210 were lost in twol ships, which foundered at sea in ...
... by 72 to 57 votes. be a-'hs bill for providing pensions for the relief of the widows and wi orphans of the crews of the lost ships Albany and Porpoise was tt also passed. The Senate also passed a bill providing for the it compulsory prepayment of postage ...
... and the IJhm being I, of among the number. Tfho latter then Paut to sea. ( 0_ Admiral B~ruat loft for Eupatoria with the lost ships of the 9 a- expedition. Everywhere, since ats previous to the capture o fj of Sebeotopol, thle greatest activity reigns ...
... moral courage struggling against t at absolute privation. In this short interval of time, when Oe- not a moment was to be lost, the ships visited all the a soutliari districts, Godthaab, Fiskocrness, Frederickshaab,, e c Arksand Fiord-a very interesting spot ...
... Oak, wrecked 29th Dcebeer in Dunlogh Bay, Skiber- ees ; the remainder were lost in smaller numbers, exclusive of many more (supposed above 100), which have been lost in r ships msissing or known to have foundered at sea. Thore are 108 life-boat stations ...
... harbour like the Resolute, and ten of these, besides that ship, were lost. From all the wrecks, only eighteen men were saved, and, in all, there were above five hundred lives lost. Among the lost ships was the Prince, and all these vessels ...
... TirE following list, specially compiled for Mar-wood's Direc- tory and Register, noaw publishing, exhibits the number of ships lost in the Davis' Straits and Greenland Fisheries, from 1813 to 1853 inclrsive:- ' Name. Port. Tons. 181G. Earl Fife, - Banf ...
... the Ige fearfully stormy n uid squally weatlher. It also) snowed heavily, mt with flashes of fli- tning. A large number of ships lost aniehors r ; and cliains, andl but for the prompt aid rendered by the Deal, ise D)over, alnd Rainosgate boatmen, dloubthess ...
... iNovember, 1805. HIe did not weigh.difficulties and forestal contin~gencies,and helost all his boats, and :very nearlY lost ' his ships. Nelson had not those difficulties to: contend with eitliii'at' 'the Nile or Copenhagen. At the former his enemy was ...
... of saving the lives of lhe missing, or at any ratc of recovering the dead. The annexed is a statement of the ships lost:- 'The British ship Benjamin Elkins, a total w'reck, and abandoned; crew ?? Le Feuvre (mate), Thomas Martin (seaman), and lehier Colins ...