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... proportion, both of vessels lost and of tonnage. It only lost two vessels within the quarter, both sailing ships, and of an tomer of tons. Spain could not well d= than that. The Austro-Hungarian empire stands at he other extreme. It lost six vessels, all of them ...
... 'IOTOB MOREDA.NT, THE LOST SHIPS. A TALI or TWOS AGO. CRAFTIER, XXXV. ♦ NIGHT dLAITAII AT The chaise containing the officers of the law had not left Glasgow when the latter bad the satisfaction finding that they were on the track of the fugitives. At ...
... S % , r•n ‘l' VICTOR DIOREDANT, THE LOST SHIPS. A TALE 01 , (:i!A Pi CR IV. AN; tNSERPFLTILD ESCAPE. Wild r.n.lpiercing rear. the *brittle which burst horn the lip. (Hive Ntoreilant when by the frenzied rash of those Wand die was thrust off the bulwark ...
... VIOTOR MOREDANT, THE LOST SHIPS. A TALS or FIFTY YJ.tr.3 AGO. CHAPTER XXVIII. Julia was terrified. What vex+ in the letter to produce such a tremendous t fleet ? Sae could only st..re at him is silent on: ,terunti )n. He raised his eyes from the letter ...
... DI POR MOREDA OR THS LOST SHIPS. A Tau or Ftirr► Yzais Aora Cinema XVlll.—(Cbeitineed.) it b .,' o f r age wasextracted from Jeff by tins hie NigY issniim, wed, like a frantic boost, be a gainst the Petrone% seeking thereby it &Ade the piece rock which ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT, TEI LOST SHIPS. A nu or Firm Itsur-i Aao. CHAPTER XXXL TIMOR IS PLACED IS AN UNENVIABLE POSITION. When Julia proclaimed herself thus to Victor Moredant, thou4h the tour was hushed and subdued, yet her air was firm, bald, alm sst defiant ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT, THE LOST SHIPS. A TALE OF FIPTT AGO. CHAPTER VIII. 3101U-DANT ANY: lINZIEit IN CONFERENCEVICTo:: Rs FoCNI) To HAVE TAKEN AN lllloltiaNT AND 14ECISIvE cort4:4E. • Au, and so he declines to marry the young lady, obaeivcd Jame Menzies, after ...
... VIOTOR MOREDANT, THE LOST SHIPS. A Tax of Firm Yr. Andi Aoo. CLIAPTER XXVI. A JOYOUS lISTUILY. Mr. Andrew Gilbert was sincerely to be pitied. Ms quiet smooth-going life bad been disturbed in a =annexaher exceptional and fearfuL Hitherto of a meth I tt ...
... OTOR MOREDANT, THE LOST SHIPS. A TALI or Fine YEAR i Ana CHAPTER XXXVIII. WHICH ZIPS TIM fiTILINOL EVEVT:TL AMORY. While trawl and wrongdoing were thus bringing inon their perpetrators, • time .4 b r i g ht, ser ene, and i Ltense happiness was setting ...
... Fo ritr, FEL 13th, 1875. 7 / 1 0TOR MOREDANT, TEE LOST SHIPS. A Tao or Pim Timm Aoo. Unarm XVl.—(Onetiagged.) ziam i a tingyi burst from the of tbe mew as they ow the atropine& The sande were espresso* of awe awl meek from we ed set seems esve way ...
... FEARFUL STORM AT Tnz CAPE OF GOOD HOPE-TEN SHIPS LOST. Advice' have reached Liverpool conveying the sad intelligence that another fearful gale had occurred the Cape of Good Hove, and that no leas than tea ships were lost. information wee brought by the mail ...
... THY. WEST CUMBERLAND TIMES VICTOR MOREDANT, THE LOST SHIPS. A TAI.! or Pim Ys.:. A.*. ...