... looking for larks at an hour when the larks have gone away from Paddington to fresh woods and pastures new, Among the lost ships it is a simple matter of duty to include the U.S.A. man-of-war Enterprise. More than a week ago she was hovering about ...

... thousand dweilinghouses vwer destroyed t>y the -| cent cyclone, and about six thousand injured. Twenty-fivelives were lost. The ships Rossini I and Loch Liunhe, which were stranded, have been got off. The Fiji and Alexander remain stranded. TheTimesPh ...

... people who lost their lives, the North Sea claimed seventy; the Channel, nineteen; the Irish Sea and the Atlantic, I37. Of the total number only nine were passengers, the 319 others being officers- and -members of thecrews of the lost ships. The foundering ...

... due to El Captain -t Vk ndrick, of the Adam Smith, for his lcoadUot. s MEVEN VESSELS LOST. Seven vessels belonging to King's Lynn are now V ascertained to be lost. Ships arrivieg by every tide t' Sustained great damage during 'the gale. a A VESSEL RUN DOWN ...

... occurred eighteen miles off the Start, early on Tuesday morning, by which two ehips foundered, and fifteen lives were lost. The ships were the barque Robert Kelly, of EBoston, Captain Kingman; and the barque buddersfield, of Liverpool, Captain Jones. At ...

... these provisions. Whether these provisions were those left lately for them, or possi- bly part of the stores of Ross's old lost ships which Emma had often seen at no great distance from Frankliu, I could not ascertain. From Captain Austin's account of his ...

... of the defendant. Mr Salmon said that the master (Mr Suiter) lost the ship's articles, and in consequence of that loss the Registrar of Seamen was commu- nicated with, at to whether the ship's discharge would be given under these circumstances without ...

... these provisons.- Whether these provisions were those left latelyfor them. 'or possibly part of the stores of Ross's old lost ships which Emma had often seen at no; great distance from Frauklin, I could not ascertain. From Captain Austin's account of hi- ...

... they hope to put out, on the unknown sea, and search it so thoroughly as to bring back proof of the destruction of the lost ships -Erebus and Terror, or a satisfactory negation of the 'fact. - If traces are discovered pointing in any particular direction; ...

... foundered, involving the loss of five lives; three vere reported missing, wvith 30 live-s lost. Foar ships met with miscellaneous casualties, in which five lives were lost. DIsaSTmR TO A STEAMER. - A SaOWnD MATE - LRnFD.-The ?? of St. Vincent, which struck ...

... the Spanish batteries and out the cable himself. The Spaniards lost eleven ships, and their losses in men must be heavy accordingly, while the American* casualties were slight, and their ships uninjured. Meanwhile, in the loll comes another appeal for peace ...

... present time, there has been but one vessel lost, To sumrmarise these, we have 57 ships lost in (say) eleven years; or as the tabular statement is but made up to the pad of the season 1862-63, excluding the vessel lost since, we will conform to it, and say ...