... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... the mouth of the St. Lawrence. Several snipping disasters are reported. The ship Minnie Dawson went ashore near the olimthouse at Farther Point. One life was lost. The ships Spartan, Marion, and Salonia, are all reported to have gone ashore on the coast ...

... Austrian ships lost; then came a supplementary paragraph saying that the Kaiser and two other vessels had been sunk; the Italian press improved on this, and in more than one paper it at last came to be asserted that the Austrians had lost eight ships of their ...

... construction of wooden ships, and commence building iron. plated ships. What then was to become of the existing stock in trade ? Was it all to be lost ? He (Lord Harldwicke) would say-No, not a bit of it should be lost. The large ships we ...

... home to the minds of our readers what a storm means for fiftv places on the coast, than any aggregate statement of lives lost and ships foundered. On the evening of the icth sixty-two vessels wvere riding at anchor in Torbay. High winds had prevailed for ...

... and in the East Indies slow fever. The decomposition of the coal pollutes the atmosphere. The Royal Mail Company have lost nearly 20 ships, worth 2,000,0001. sterling, during the 22years they have carried on the mail serviee. The service was originally a ...

... Americani mail steam-ship Saxonia, from New York ~on the 26th January, w5 arrived off Coves at eleven o'ciock''aist night. the The Saxonia brihge $277,81T in specie, of -which ai $222,319 are for London.: l NEW- YORK, JAlf. 25. 4 The steam-ship City of New York ...

... Hull vessels were lost, and the ships sailing from the port of London obtained no fish. Next year there was no improvement in the fishery; eight of the Hull boats returned empty, seven of the Peterhead ships came home clean, and the ships of other ports ...

... utility. The return is very detailed, giving the number lost both of ships and steamers in each month. The general result is a total Of 5,455 vessels which have been wrecked or injured, 4,949 being ships and 506 steamers. The total number o casualties is in ...

... arrival, the ship was wrecked on the ihon-bound coast of Dorset. Almost all the wrecked mail packets were lost in fogs or in thedarkness of night, through steamicg on to keep time e with the mails. The following are the names of the ships lost by the owners ...