... LOST, SHIP'S REGISTER ; official number, 7.082. tonnage. ISO—Finder wUI rewarded on restoring same to A. Green, 0, Canning-place Liverpool. FOUND, in Prince's Park, about the 17th nit . aCoUi.. BITCH. not claimed three will sold.—Apply 33. Powia-street ...

... take in order ts get careful re-survey of the Comino Canal where the ship Sultan was lost, ships proceeding towards the Suez Canal invariably pass through it, so that no time should be lost in ascertaining whether there are any more sunken rocks. I was recently ...

... protection persons employed in them, and of the shipping trade the necessity ' ference was even greater. ye forty-seven shipowners had lost s,^ |,ad ' ships and3o7 lives,and nine of the • lost thirty-five ships and 137 lives. hap 3 no human ...

... asked Captain Hatfield he had lost I certaiu vessels. Yes he had ; and what then? I inquired into the history of Captain Hatfield, , and this is it. Since 1877 —that is seven years— this gentleman has owned twelve ships, and in tbe course of that time ...

... Miss ones, at her address, will oblige. REWARD. LOST, Sable Collie * BITCH, white chest and legs; answers to Lady. Anyone restoring her to Cale Stand, Bluudellsands will receive the übove reward. LOST, SHIP'S REGISTER official number, 7.982. tonnage, will ...

... Duwey has lost tvrc ships aud hundred men, but thii the Government are yet uninformed. (rklter's special telegram.] Lisbon, May I.—lt was rumoured hen yesterday that the Americm Squadron in Philippines had been defeated with the loss of five ships, but the ...

... the limey gale confirmed. and the ships lost .oicht emir other. Iliretryle it Monday. tA• day, the 7tb. the Peer. ms.t. tcnce =redlines. an A• r 1.-Ism Mrift, am! Mato in tie- I old. Sete thou memo! httle • teems ship. but the crew worsim ler three days ...

... brought tome to the Service with excellent results. When a commander has theoretically suffered a heavy defeat or lost several valuable ships, under circumstances which lay him open to criticism, why should he not be tried by court-martial, and if the charge ...

... them to their position. nine o'clock the American squadron drew off and took slicker behind some foreign shipping the eastern side bay. The Spanish ships iv face of the great superiority of the enemy sullered heavily. Fire broke out the flagship Roma Christina ...

... boats of the Yvette Bat sere stove in, and she sank in fifteen minutes. Thirty-six persons were steed, and about thirty lost. Of the ship's efficera, the captain, chief officer (Tongue), second officer (Bateman% third officer (Francis Luce), fourth officer ...

... n's Shipping Bill will, it understood, strictly limit the indemnity payable on ships lost or damaged to the amount of the actual loss incurred, so that over-insurance will be effectually put stop to. j It wiil also be proposed to include shipping industries ...

... Westminster Abbey, won for England at this sea-fight. The French suffered a severe routing, and, exclusive of many other ships, lost their flagship L'Orient, which contained upwards of half a million of money and many valuable articles that had been captured ...