... British ships lost and damaged, l,&8; tonnage, 413,000; lives lost, 530. On the Coasts of British Posseseions Abroad—British ships lost and damaged, 335 ; tonnage, 94,479 lives lost, 308. On the Coasts of ...

... legislation. and thsSexact figures may therefore in- 197 , 187 S-4. Lives lost near home . Lives lost abroad (including foreignehipa) 1893 . 4018 Lives lost v missing ships,” never heard of . 9801 ...

... formerly passengers of the ship William Nelson. They were floating upon spars, pieces of wood, hencoops, &c., up to the waist in water, and were almost in a state of cairedness. Eight of the women were seated astride the lost ship's mainmast. The ninth was ...

... figures may therefore be interesting : — 10D 1970 4 Lives lost near home .. 530 . 506 Lives lost abroad finciading forcizn ships) verersensee 1808 , 4018 Lives lost in ** missing ships,” never heard of cooovvveers 1214 , 2301 ...

... that the Japanese lost the.. ships in the remit engagement. bat the names of the ere not given. A from the Japanese Government received on Pride, at the Japanese Ligation in London says, on the contrary, that all the Impasse ships are safe. The lose ...

... 5929. J. Coulon', Bury, lows. 8114 U. i Livery 01, pulley Worts. 3:11.6. 4. Dodge, Newton fi alb, roans 31.58. J. Unison, ship's Lost.. TRADE 111311139. Daiwa R,r Co.. Limited, Create' of sod monogram C.P.. U. 3. 11.11-r, p Imam. /Idiotic B. Wei. bOtog ...

... I admit that a large proportion of my ships have been lost, and by which I have lost a considerable amount of money. These ships were all classed, and most of them were of the highest class. They were lost while in cora mand of Board ...

... SIM'S NANICD AFTER CITIES. Here is afull list of the city ships lost at sea during the 47 years ending with 18147: City of Bristol, 1840, 85 lives lost City of Glarigow,lBs4, 480 lives lost ; Eastern City 1858 • City of Boston, 1870, all on hoard ; City ...

... two days was hem S.S. to NM. The &umber of ships lost or damaged in the 1,302 wreaks, essualties, and collisions reported was 1,865, represesting • segistared burden of upwards of 404,000 tuna. The number of ships mocked in 1870 was less than the number ...

... the 10 preceding years except 1881-82, when it was 3,078. Of the 3,4'54 lives 1,867 were lost in missing ships, the number of which was 80. Of the total of lives lost 1,925 belonged to vessels of the United Kingdom, and 1,529 tl vessels belonging to Vritish ...

... foul of others with great vio- lence. Booms, bulwarks, &c. were carried away, and other mischief done. Upwards of a dozen ships lost their cables, spars, &c., and were nigh being driven ashore on the Goodwin. Off Di New Romney, and Rye four vessels, named ...

... Mnloc occurred, aad there ware vivid flash* of Ughtain* and loud pools of touada. The atmosphere rot n* ek Oragory lost swfatofbotl ships! •*»«*■»■«»» lor the*, but could ind fu«Sa them. accordingly steamed ??. and put ia Yarmouth to report the ooillaioo ...