... to-night that the Arseou (the flag-ship of Rear-Admniral D'Arcy-lrvine;, the Collisre- wood, and the Australia have been captured by Admiral Tryon's squadron, arid that they are nowV being accompaniedi to Mfilford by sh£ips of the British fleet. Thb Ainsoen ...

... founded) was too narrow to be prudently relied on. The result has been that, ever since August, the Government have lost his Lord- ship's vote as much as if he had never been re-chosen. It Is satisfactory, however, that the Conservative scheme of putting ...

... After six hours' fighting the Japanese drew off, and the Chinese troop succeeded in effecting a landing. The Chinese lost four ships and the Japanecse three. The principal concessions the French claim from Mfadagascar are.-(l) Tlhe right to acquire freehold ...

... years crf sea servi-e has retired with a comfortablc competence., During that time he yeas wrecked naie times, andc lost three ships af bi:- own. Sir Leopold McClintock has since vritteen a letter, stating that he was delightedi to meet Mr. Robinson ...

... to-day. It is believed that at least 200 lives have been lost in Great Britain and Ireland, irrespective of the enormous damage to property. It has now been ascertained that only thirteen lives were lost thiough the railway accident at Cheford, near Crewe ...

... lives lost in 1868 is 609 less than the number los~t in 1867, but is, unhappily, in excess of all other years, excepting 1867, 1866, 1861, and 1859 (the Royal Charter year), wmen the number reached 1,647. The lives lost in 1868 were lost in 196 ...

... terirnser Thomas, Friend, 31, ship's rook ; Gieorge reachi, 17, captisin's Eesrvnt ; Thoresa Westcott, 23, oflicer's servant ; W. J. StrenS, 13, dis- pensafry boy ; John Banters, 141, ship's boy; Jibe Bailey, 10 ; John Askell, 16, ship's bay ; Joins Niose, 17 ...

... Weets cicely lost, and 16 sistaiiced paccticd lamage. Of the 728 lives lost, 81 erero lost in vessels thatt fonderad, 3,10 through vessels in collision, and 122 I~eveses tsscdedr as ?? XomainhiuZ 50.5t her ii as i ; causesr such brof lives lost (179jwerei~ ...

... concentrated on the wrecks daily reported as due to the present gales. It would seem that last year the total number of ships lost or damaged was no less than 2,131, Which is less by 382 than the year before, and slightly below the average of the last ...

... coast- guard boats; 914 by ships and steamboats; 1,768 in the ships' own boats; six by individual exertion, and 364 by other means. And looking back for eleven years we find that whilst, since 185,5, 7,490 lives have been lost in these shipwrecks, 34,423 ...

... defendant had sect ships to sea in an unfit state, and, in consequence, ha~d within three years lost twelve ships and upwards of 100 human lives. Mr. Plimsoll in his affidavit stated that it wag necessary, in respect of certain ships, that he should have ...

... received the annexed list of ships lost during the late gales. The details are furnished 3 by the Receiver of Wrecks:-The ship Guy Maiuering, 1,160 tons burden, Captain Brown, commander, from I New York for Liverpool, totally lost on the rock at X Iona, Scotland; ...