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... THE SHIPS LOST IN THE WHITE SEA.- . INTERESTING NARRATIVE. . ! A.i A flJDV-. f..LJ ?? . Il It will be remembered that a short time since great numbers of vessels became incompassed in icepacks in the W White Sea, and that several ships were lost. The ...
... ended in the drawing up of auy convention whatever. 'lhe Portuguese Consul has received information that since the lost* all ships arriving from St. Nrzaire have been admitted into the port cf Lisbon without having undergo quarantine. Pays this evening ...
... spa p w coops, &c., up to the waiet in wa were almost in a state of nakedness. Eigtiofo the f aes wer seated astride the lost ship's The Ma t. Tep ninth was found floating on a spar ao tw il apart from the rest. At first this fesisafie was thought to be ...
... off the coast. 27th, saw a large ship with foremast gone. All vessels arriving from the Mausitius are placed in quarantine. Her Majesty's steamer Himalaya sailed from Algoa Bay on the 26th for Mauritius and China. The ship Norabjee Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy, ...
... 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 ...
... believed to have been lost. The total Is 132. By the loss of life on board the Rhone and the Wys, probably 300 women and children in Southampton are left destitute. It is stated that the Royal Mall Company have lost nearly 20 ships worth £2,000,000. Herling ...
... formerly passengers of the ship William Nelsc. They were foating upon spars, pieces ct wood. hen- coops, ?? up to the waist in water, and were almost in a stato of nasednees. Eight of the womaen were seated astxiduu the lost ship's mainmast. The ninth was ...
... with the ship it is certain upon her fatal voyage. The Mary Muncaster had a crew of fifteen hands, the principal portion of whom belonged to North Shields. Wreck, upon which the names William of Portsmouth, Royal Union, a north country ship, and a board ...
... total number of persons lost on and near the coasts of na the United Kingdom in 1865, in 164 ships, was 698. Out of the number 275 lives were lost in vessels that foun dered, 63 were lost through collisions, and 335 were lost in vessels ...
... among the .shipping occurred at or near the port of Ianelly on Wediiesday night. numher of vessels were leaving the harbour for distant porte; and althoug~h the night wias calm there was a heavy grounid sea running outside, in whith the shipping became qcite ...
... freedom had been allowed by both captains and owzners. Libraries had been supplied to 84 ships going to sea, and 78 had been returned, whilst?7 had been lost in ships which had been wrecked. The society had now about 140 libraries afloat. The tract distributors ...
... the average of the last nine years, no11 le~s than 19(11 shipwreck-4 have annuially occurred on oureliores. 'I'e number of ships lost is 224 in excess of that in 186ii; indeed it is larger thaii any number of shipwrecks on our coastsin one yearhitberto ...