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... to 'nearly new ships, and 415 to ships from three to seven years of age. ;Then there are wrecks and caeualties to 921 ships ironi seven to fourteen years old, and to 1,262 from fifteen 3 to thsirty years old. Then follow 607 old ships from thirtyt I to ...
... and the yacht Fox. he and his gallat companions' in the years 1B5, ?? and '59, solved the msolong involving the lost crewsfof the ships Erebhs and Te2 ror, 'depatcied by her Majesty's government in 1845,.uuder the command of SirJohn 3 iuik. lin for the ...
... following official list of the ships lost and disabled during 7 the disastrous gale on the 14th ult. : 1 On shore off the Katcha, but ?? Pyrenees, t Ganges, Rodwell, Lord Raglan, Tyrone-*Pyrenees burnt. e The Panube'lost near Cape Cherson, but crew saved ...
... on his return from Atuerica. With Admviral. Cer- vera were Capftain Eulate and Captain Moreau, who cominanled two of the ships lost by the Spaniards in the battle of Santiago, besides several other officers who were taken prisoners t after the fight. A ...
... these ships were entirely lost, and 33 sustained partial damage. Of the 698 lives lost, 275 were lost in vessels that foundered, 53 on board vessels in collisions, and 335 in vessels stranded or cast ashore. The remaining number, 35, were ...
... Herbert Gladstone desires to supplement an interesting return he recently obtained w 2 giving particulars of her M-Hajesty's ships lost j during the last fifty years otherwise than in vt action. He intends to move for new returns tl carrying the information ...
... lBATTLE. I I I now IT WAS OI 1J. TEIPIIBI3LIE YEMSTLiCIJUTION. JAPANESE VERSION. ,1 ?? _ s A STERN CIIASE, n ?? ,~NO JAPANLSE SHIPS LOST. V SIXTY-Six KILLE D DAIM) 't WO;0UNEl)EID, t (MNTR.AJ NMEWS TISEGIUAMS.) f ia TI'INTSLN, Thursday. From Chinese officers ...
... Straits. They we-e, however, repulsed, but not befu-et .they had destroyed several towns. In the operations 5 Choshiu lost two ships. 2 o Later intelligence in the same paper is as follows c News has arrived that a body of the Tycoon's forces, b under ...
... of ships lost or damaged in the 1860 casualties, reported in 180, is 2,289, representing a registered tonnage of up- wards of 427,000 tons. The number of ships in 1866 is in excess of the number in 1865 by 277. The number of ships reported as ...
... the fact that the company had about 400,0001. invested and available to meet the less, and replace the Rhone steamer lost and other ships damged, was also known, so that on no other ground than a report of the dividend to he recommended having reached certain ...
... on any of the ships of the Pacific mail line. On October 1, 1864, the Yankee Blade, belonging to Mills's opposition line2 was lost on her return voyage, 200miles south of San Francisco, with 900 passengers on board, of whom thirty were lost. Two hundred ...
... private letter received at Plymoutlh frorp the master of one of our transport ships, and dated Constan- tinople, May 18, we read: The first division of horse trans- port ships lost on an average on the voyage from England to Constantinople three horses. On ...