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... cited the figures showed a loss of nio snore than one in e 266 froin wrecks and oasualties in British shipping. 10 As to deck loading, out of 04 ships lost ill ?? uyears only 48 hadt ?? deck cargo itt all, andi out of at total loss of life of 1,381 in the ...
... investigation, were yesterday communicated to the public. It is now perfectly clear that even if Sir JOHN FRANKLIN and the lost ships reached Cape Walker, they never got beyond it. Capt. PENNY'S discoveries have made it tolerably clear, that northward and ...
... utility. The return is very detailed, giving the number lost both of ships and steamers in each month. The general result is a total Of 5,455 vessels which have been wrecked or injured, 4,949 being ships and 506 steamers. The total number o casualties is in ...
... of which would, I Ijlieve, have saved several lives in the case of the unfortu- nate Amazon ? The universal experience of ships lost at sea, shows that generally a large destruction of life takes place either in the lowering of the boats into the water ...
... captain, officers, and naturalists landed to explore the island, and the ship re- miained sounding and dredging. I This islandisveryvaluable to shipwreclrsderews belonging to ships lost on this iron-bound coast. As a rule vessels passing it leave a stock ...
... they were not capable, and that if they lost their ships they must under all circumstances be subjected to a court of inquiry, a court-martial. A case has lately occurred. * The lion. Captain Keppel lost his ship in the East. He ras consequently brought ...
... those lost in the previous s' year1 These 778 lives were lost in 171 ships, 121 of them 3 c were laden vessels, and 49 were vessels in ballast. f 134 of ?? ships were entirely- lost, -alId 137 sustained i c partial diramge. Of the 778 lives ...
... Crcdit Focier Fives lost Id 5f., at 150. Banque E seol-pte shares tose 11.25, in to 413.75 Crtdit FoIcier 3.75, to 1257.50 : Cr6dit Mobili er 7 all, to s99 Ly-oiiais lost 1.25, at 772.50 at Ottoman Bank 2.50 to 592.50. Eastern Rails lost 5f., at 930 ; Lyolas ...
... arrival, the ship was wrecked on the ihon-bound coast of Dorset. Almost all the wrecked mail packets were lost in fogs or in thedarkness of night, through steamicg on to keep time e with the mails. The following are the names of the ships lost by the owners ...
... foul of others ,with great violence; boems, bulwarks, &e., were car- ried a~ay, and other mischief done. 'pward of a dozen ships lost their ceables, sparsj, &ac,, and were nigh being driven ashore on the Goodwins. Off Dungeness, New Romney, and Rye, fourvessel* ...
... gunnery ship. All p tee the sick-ber~t stoif that ha vs beets appropriated to the pt ass mnohihsed ships joined the Royal Naval Barranks tc 'at IKeyham yesterday from the Royal Naval lies- fit es pitat and will go on beard their respective ships to-day ...
... intelligible answer. Most valuable opvportunities of communicating the most important intel- ligence are thus daily lost. W'Then ships are passing each to other, such intelligence might often lead to diminution of et less of life And property at sea, ...