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... LOSS OF A BRITISH SHIP. Intelligence has been received at Queenstown of the total lose, on September 26, on Crocus Reef, of the British ship Brandon, and the drowning of the captain and 13 of the crew, only three men being saved, after a terrible struggle ...
... DESTROYER. The Paris Petit Journal, supplementing the news of the Marchand expedition published by the Eclair, says that intelligence of still later date has been received, which shows that the expedition had put together its gunboat and its other craft ...
... tam. ship Fountains Abbey, on arrival at Graverend, reFrA d that a case of cholera and one of ohol.rale ii.rrnr. had occurred on hoard while laying at Cronetadr. The ptti eta were in hospital, and aor.valeecent. Ur. Collingridge hoarded the ship ant made ...
... tow the ship off. Early on Sunday morning another ;ergo steamer was observed to be ashore rear the spot, but before assistance could he rendered she flisted with the rising tide, and proceeded wellward, showing two red lights, signifying that ship was not ...
... THE RHOS HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1895. HAAVY GALS! AT SEA. SHIPS AND LOW. Intelligence reached Grimsby on Sunday morning I that two vessels, one a brig and the other a barque, bad foundered in the Humber. Tile Grimsby lifeboat waa launched, but ...
... asnind Ms. honk Andrews. Trunk as Wrenn at in whá Mr. I was cot ilie et a h which be Dot lab were awarded. PIRATES ON A BRITISH SHIP. An official telegram trio Java at Amsterdam ropes% did as Se passage of the &WA steamer Pow by the coast, Edi end Teleltasenews ...
... daiplaye.l from first to list as our host and guide. A large an 1 well-ordered packet ship is usually rem irkable as a pattern of organisation, alike in intelligence and labour, and we cannot think that this organisation has ever been exhitited to greater ...
... Japan at the Bank of England, at least £20,000,000 will, it is stated on good authority, be spent on armaments, mainly war ships, and of this amount a large proportion will go to British manufacturers. The contract for the budding of Mar Lodge, the pew ...
... that would not lot Nod be sent to the hospital ; which implied a disuse. thin, and s deluded diesseace. I know a bright, intelligent young man, who Is now disengspol, and who. semis yews ago, —.dusted as a &Mow, but be practieed. I be will come a or two ...
... the entranoe to the bay, Which is protected by the Island of Lin. Rung Tao. The squadron is reported to have consisted of 26 ships. The weasels and the torte exchanged about 50 shots. Port Arthur was attacked by the Japanese on the evens jug of the same ...
... grant, and his fellow countrymen generally are 'reeking to the reality et the situation. From all me naval porta come. intelligence of a renewal of aotivity, and even at Havre and Marseilles there ie • firm resolve to leave no stone unturned in the effort ...
... work Sheffield for the past 30 years, (lied on Saturday. He was a prominent man in Sheffield municipal and public life. Intelligence has been receive at New York that some dredgers from Buffalo have been seized by the Canadian Government steamer Petrel ...