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... 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 ...
... steamer North American have all been saved. lives lost. The Reform Bill Divisions. The CfloJie says that out of divisions the Reform Bill the Government have gained 20. and been beaten only in C. Ships Lost the White Sea.—The Admiralty have decided to telegraph ...
... of the Rhone steamer, all of whom are believed to have been lost. The total is 132. Tomorrow, if all had been wel'. the Rhone would have arrived here. By the loss of life on board that ship and the Wye, probably women and children in Southampton are left ...
... Kane followed the track of the lost ships through Davis's Straits and Baffin's Bay into Barrow's Straits and Smith s Sound, and finally took up his wiuter quarters in Renaselger Bay, where the ice packed round the ship till there was no open water within ...
... SHIPWREC Lonpov, Thursday.--More than one hundred sailors into the Great Yarmouth Sailors’ Home since Monday belonging to lost or disabled ships have been received last. THE ON EDUCATION Lonpon.—Mr W.°E. Forster, M.P., presided to night at the annual meeting ...
... July. A subsequent telegram from Archangel, dated Saturday, ten announces that the Ashford had arrived with three crews of lost ships ; twenty more crews were saved, and were on board incoming Vessels. The Lord Mayor of London was received by the Emperor ...
... have in proportion the respective number of sailings, nearly five tins* * a* many lost in the one period in theother, 263 against 66. With reference to the number ships lost, Messrs. Janson and Wakefield had originally, from a comparison of the two periods ...
... for the protection of the persons employed in them, and In the cue of the shipping trade the necessity foe inter. fume. wan eves mate,. In Ire years 47 shimmies& bad lost ships and 367 Uses and aloe of the number had lest 35 chips sod 137 Um. Festive ...
... the formation of fond for the relief the widows and orphans’of seamen whose lives might have been lost whilst serving board any her Majesty’s ships, lost under exceptional circumstance*, such attended the eases of the Captain, the Kory dice, and the A ...
... Wellington Channel. Sir John Ross—who is given to crotchets—appears to place reliance on the Esqimaux’s story that Franklin lost his ships in Baffin’s Bay, and that he and his crews were subsequently murdered hy a fierce tribe of natives ;—a very wild conclusion ...
... happened ? We paid the American Go- verument five million of dollars, but not one farthing have they paid tu those men who lost their ships. (Hear, hear.) The Congress of America hus got itall; the Congress America has invested itin 5 per cent rey tered bonds ...
... The Board ot Trade have received the annexed list of ships lost durmy the late snecession of gales. The details are furnished by the receiver of who the approximate valuc of each vessel and ca The Ship Guy Mannering, 1,160 tons burden, Captain Brown commander ...