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... and the whole of the crew, seven in number, were lost. The ship's papers were washed on shore. The schooner Provi- dence, of Padstow, also foundered, and all except the master (Jermyn) and his son were lost. It is believed that the unfortunates numbered ...
... name, together with the tounage of the ship and the uumber of lives lost, and distinguishing those who had lost no ships, these, he was happy to say, being a very large proportion of the whole from those who had lost least aud those who had ...
... this summer in the rate of the freights for building wood, occasioned by the great number of Nor- wegian ships lost or damaged this winter. A large ship which went ashore recently on the French coast is supposed to have been an English trans- port. She had ...
... this summer in the rate of the freights for building wood, occasioned by the great number of Nor- wegian ships lost or damaged this winter. A large ship which went ashore recently on the French coast is supposed to have been an English trans- port. She had ...
... prevailing winds; ships would make freer in going in, for they were afraid of the wind chopping round on them. If there was a free passage vessels would be able to get away as now. He knew there had been a large Dumbtrr of ships lost between Hartland Point ...
... unanimously. COLLECTOR OF SHIPPING DUES AT CARDIFF. A letter was read by the Mayor from the late Col- lector of shipping dues at this port, containing his resignation, stating that his son would finish up the collection of the shipping dues to the quarter, ...
... Wiliam Decker, a Dutch sailor, was charged with having deserted from his ship. He admitted that ha had run from the ship, but he said he never signed atty articles when he shipped at &f>hiedam> The captain, named Gaver, deposed that he shlppetj thp prisoner ...
... formation f a fund for the relief of the widows and orphans v Sseamen whose lives might have been lost whilst rrving on board any of her Majesty's ships lost E ider exceptional circumstances, such as the aplain, Eur'dice, and Atalanta. 0 Lord NOR'THBROOK ...
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... I OGCAL SHIP LOST. bj/i WRECK: OF THE: ZAD NE, OF BRITOL(N' FE' RRY. ALLEGATIONS OF OVERLOADING. NO BOARD OF TRADE INSPECTOR AT BRITON FERRY..' , ' iE ;WOREK DONE FROlI SWANSEA.. On Tuesday, at the Town-hall, Westminster, a Board of Trade inquiry was ...
... BRITISH SHIP LOST. ONLY THREE SURVIVORS. A Queenstown correspondent telegraphs :— Intelligence was received here yesterday of the total loss on September 26th, on Crocus Reef, of the British ship Brandon, and the drowning of the captain and 13 of the ...