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... when introducing his Bill, as a person who had lost eleven ships out of twelve. That was admitted by the witness, but he denied that Mr. Chamberlain had told the truth as to Mu ships which had been lost. Mr. Plimsoll also questioned another witness with ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT, THE LOST SHIPS. A TAis or Ecrry YURI Ano. XXX V. HUNDRED OWN KAE ARD. It was the hour of noon, and, under the glare of the sun, the streets of Glasgow lay bright. dry, hot, and almost solitary — at lewd, this was the ease with one particular ...
... by biting of • portion of hie ia the sour.* of a queend. sad mos twain isentbe is. bill RDA?, ilth. 18'5. MOREDANT, THE LOST SHIPS. A Tax or Fn-ry nuns Mo. Ares* XIX. —( Cost jotted.) May •it for some minutes in deep and silent thought, with her hand ...
... casualties to shipping, reported to Lloyd's during the nioiilh of January last. They are thus classified: —Vessels totally wrecked, 145 ; part of cargo saved, 12; whole or nearly cargo saved, 3; sunk, 32; raised, 6; abandoned and lost, 42 ; ships recovered ...
... niengsido of Why, if ft ain't like a disabled ship et nelson. Ulm lost all it s a nas ieg the are gene. the portholes a;sd- sot a oar standing. A Sae, square built craft that other. hough —al trim aad taut and ship-shape—nothing wanting but the oakum hoisted ...
... which has been in bearing since ,Boi. Vanilla devouring is obtained from the fruit of an orchid. In tBBo there were 1,680 ships lost at sea, the value of vessels and cargoes being £68,327.002. Seven per thousand of the pollinat i on of England are And for ...
... him to it? I alwayo thought, too, he could swim ; But, if so, why— oh why—did he not do it? —Jody. VICTOR MOREDANT, OR THE LOST SHIPS- A Tests or Firrr YEAss Aoo. CHAiriii klll. OUTS AND MR ErITCLII. If ever a man wee electrified by the mama of a piece of ...
... iife VICTOR MOREDANT, THE LOST SHIPS. A TALE •F FI►TY AGO. CHAPTER XI. CIitALER Tu noYEBODT AND Pit0r0.: .t %ZAK:WV:4 ENTAIMIIIZE, IN WHICH JaCir 1•:c•oIlsrJs To JOIN HIM. The row; who an , known to tiv , inmates of Ship Row th, 'Lime t'harles Wingate ...
... '7IOTOII MOREDANT, Offtonte of Befog. THE LOST SHIPS• A TAUS or Firrr Trawl Aoo. CRAFTER XXXlll.—(Coutfintell.) TIM NEVIN() BETWEEN AID VICTOD. Tbre^ f.heraten, f4totidatt. Ta ft , and Bruce, were on Nfonilav night in the Tay, between Dundee nh.l Perth ...
... moments before knew that Olive would carry it out moat faithfully and they put off,' exclaimed another, VICTOR MOREDANT, THE LOST SHIPS. A T.%L OF Firve YEARS Atm. CIIAPTIII TIM LAM' OF THE CYNTHIA - THE FATE OF THE SI!RTIVORS CoNcEIVZ,; A DAUING SCHEME, ...
... Our returns this nee• k show is. 'id. against tlls. last year, a tievlins of 17s. 61. per quarter. VICTOR MOREDANT, THE LOST SHIPS. A TALz or Auo. CHArTIM VI. ( Contin mai. ) ' I have thought it all over, Jack.,' she said, 'and have made up my mind what ...
... and the whole of the crew, seven in number, were lost. The ship's papers w ore washed on shore. The schooner Providence, of Padstow, also foundered, and all except the master (Jermyn) and his son were lost. It is believed that the unfortunates numbered ...