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... steamer North American have all been saved. lives lost. The Reform Bill Divisions. The CfloJie says that out of divisions the Reform Bill the Government have gained 20. and been beaten only in C. Ships Lost the White Sea.—The Admiralty have decided to telegraph ...
... of the Rhone steamer, all of whom are believed to have been lost. The total is 132. Tomorrow, if all had been wel'. the Rhone would have arrived here. By the loss of life on board that ship and the Wye, probably women and children in Southampton are left ...
... July. A subsequent telegram from Archangel, dated Saturday, ten announces that the Ashford had arrived with three crews of lost ships ; twenty more crews were saved, and were on board incoming Vessels. The Lord Mayor of London was received by the Emperor ...
... heavy snow-storm, prevailed the mouth the .St. Lawrence. Several shipping disasters are reported. Tho ship Dawson went ashore near tbo lighthouse at Fatber Point. Ono life was lost. Ships Spartan, Marion, and aro all reported have gone ashore tho coast ...
... The Board ot Trade have received the annexed list of ships lost durmy the late snecession of gales. The details are furnished by the receiver of who the approximate valuc of each vessel and ca The Ship Guy Mannering, 1,160 tons burden, Captain Brown commander ...
... suow-stonn, baa prevailed at the mouih of the St. Lawrence. Several shipping disaster* aro reported. The ship Minnie Dawson went on »h..re near the lighthouse Father Point; one man lost. The ships Spartan, Marion, and Salonia are all reported to have gone shore ...
... was sunk at moorings at Millbay Docks, and a sloop went whore In Deadman's Bay, but none of the large ships i n harbour started. The large French ship Paulista was driven, broadside on, higher up the beach, and heeled over; efforts were made during the ...
... and the whole of the crew, seven in number, were lost. The ship's papers w ore washed on shore. The schooner Providence, of Padstow, also foundered, and all except the master (Jermyn) and his son were lost. It is believed that the unfortunates numbered ...
... Murray Street. The writer says :— We have lost our ship on the banks of Newfoundland, and nine men We struck a piece ice about twenty minutes to four in the morning of the 25th of last month, which caused the ship to go down about two or three minutes It ...
... Her boat has been washed ashore near Blackwater Head. The schooner Fox, of Working‘on, is also lost with all hands. To sum up, Mary- port bas lost 5 ships and 15 haods. Assizes.—The commission was opened at Appleby on Wednesdiy, and basiness proceeded ...
... ob, piteous sight ! The gentle pilots of the night Are murdered with the morning-light And lo !—for lack of warning call— Ships lost beneath that white sea-wall, Where now the Flamborough pilots fall. —Church of England Magazine. ...
... think, l found ot great utility. Tho return i=» . A giving the number lost both of ships v each month. The general result is * , 4, vessels which have been wrecked or inj ~f A'j ships and 506 steamers. The total num» J is in excess of the number of vessels ...