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... English have ma, n lready lost several ships, are dying of cho a Gra, and hav o to deal with revolted troops in Int . Bri While writing, the oflicial Dje ride has been lasl brought in to me with the statement that we ab have lost 4,000 mon at Rainleh. If ...
... drowned On the last page we see what it all means. In those four years the country lost 1,266 ships, and, with them, 8,661 lives. If wD want to know how many were lost in the years be- fore, we may turn to 0 2,626, of which, it seems, this interesting ...
... years endng June, 1887, not fewer, than 6,08 lives were lost in missig ships alone. Yet the Government would not insist upon a ?? load-line, but Mequired their offlicers merely by looking at a ship to say whether she was overloaded or not. Beyond this the ...
... parts of his speech the interest was lntmse, and some of his state- net,-notably one Mi which he gave an t account of the lost ships of some of the per- b sons who have bere prominently denouncing ?? a strong and visible impression on hs audience. Yor popr ...
... ehipowuiery as shareholders. of in the last five years these 47 uw~ners have 'ullost 66 ships En d 357 lives, anid that of the 47 nine alone ' L ave lost 35 ships and I77 lives. I am not going to ale found an~yaccusation agmeinstthesegentlemen. It may ...
... of a fund for the relid of the widows and orpheam of officers and eamen, whose lives may have bew lost whilst serving on bosed any of her Majets ships lost under euceptional cirounmtanoes,4 snch as attended the cases of her XaJesty's mhips Captain, Eurydice ...
... widows and orphins of ofliro's and feaineis whoiuo live may have been lest whilst serving on boarul nay of hm Majesty's ships lost nuder exoi?ptioiual cirrnnusloiiees, cc such as ? the easos of II\17 Gptat'u, Euryilic e, and Atrulanta. hitherto these ...
... Minnie Gordon, from Riehibueto, on 22nd November, 45 N, 56 W, during gale, lost the whole deckload, and everything moveable about the deck washed away. She also reports having lost several sails.—Jones Brothers, English steamer, from Newcastle for Bordeaux ...
... Thames Reach. The latter lost bowsprit and cutwater, and has since anchored in Blackwall Reach.—Benamain, ss., from Antwerp to Alloa, in ballast, was towed iuto Sheerness by the Keneby, ss., with main shaft broken and propeller lost. —La Naiade, smack, ofiLeith ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Lloyd's, Dec. 30.) WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. —Delhi, barque, Swansea, from Havre for Swansea, when coming to anclior ofi' Pennington Spit to-day, lost anchor and quantity chain. A cablegram from New York reports that the Lepanto is ...
... hurricane the 12th of February, when she lost jibboom, luaintopgallantmast, and nearly all attached, and lost bulwarks both sides.—The Louise Lubcke, from Galveston, arrived at Uucenstown, has decks swept, and lost stanchions and bulwarks.—The Henrietta ...
... at Liverpool; Nov. 27, lost portion her deckload, and vessel reported making water, having experienced a strong gale 20th inst.—The Amity, from Richibucto, encountered heavy weather the sth instant, and had rudder damaged and lost deckload.—The Princess ...