... remaining cargo was lost. She was from New York. Several other vessels have run on the rocks and four dead bodies have been washed in by the sea. Another was taken in a fisherman's net. The ships lost near Victri are seven. Two other ships and five boats sank ...

... 2*96 per cent. of the classed ships, and 7*55 per cent. of the unclassed ships. In the fimt six months just passed of the present year the number of British ships of 100 tons and upwards reported to the Board of Trade as lost from all causes was 396, of ...

... defendant had soot ships to sea in an unfit state, and in consequence had within three years lost twelve ships and upwards of 100 human lives. Mr. Plimsoll in his affidavit states that it was necessary, in respect of certain ships, that he should have ...

... Many shipowners are sending their ships to the North, under the apprehension that it will be impossible to get them loaded here. One broker told us yesterday that his friends (shipowners abroad) have sent five large ships to the north to load, that, but ...

... M:u:y shipowners are seeding their ships totheNort', under the appre))ension that it will be im; o.sii)i, to get them loaded here. One broker told us yesterday t!.at his friends (shipowners abroad) h.'ve Rent five large ships to the llorth to load, t,li:.t ...

... 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 ...

... 1870 there were 6,062 lives lost from British ships by shipwreck or other accident at sea. The returns of English coroners show 185 lives lost by explosions of land steam boilers in the two years. There were also 2,122 lives lost in mines, 606 on railways ...

... fair representation of American opinion am»ng mode- rate people. The gist of the article is as fol- lows :— Men who lost their ships during the war learning that England is ready to pay the cash, some of them are not unnaturally anxious to get 'the ...

... lives lost during the same peried amounted to no less than 926, which we lament to say is 420 more than the number lost in the year ending June, 1874; but 331 lives were lost from one great and melancholy shipwreck, that of the German steam-ship Schiller ...

... police gives 621 deaths, 17 of which were of Europeans two steamers sunk; one, the Alaska, badly on shore; 8 ships lost;: 237 junks and sam- pans lost or stranded besides great damage to telegraph posts, lamps, trees, andfpersonal property. The superin- tendent ...

... 1875-6, to 2,592 in 1876-77. These lost lives occurred iu British ships abroad, and in ad- dition thereto, 4)9 v/ere drowned in our vessels on. the coaat at homo. Moreover, 317 more met their fate in foreign ships the coast of the United Kingdom, and ...

... including any law costs pay- ANie by the member to the Board of Trade or .:horwise, ?? 1; to be alterod to read:- 13-3'-Tlaat ships lost or sold shall ceane to con. :r buto to claims arising after the date of such L oS or sale. Members wishiug to withdraw any ...