... the quarter there were also lost 144 sailing vessels, of 74,923 tons in all. The British loss in sailing ships .mounted to 15,467 tons for the United Kingdom, and 6941 for British colonies. The number of sailing ships lost by the United Kingdom, notw ...

... the weather berth, and so rianeuxvred their ships that both Chinese warships and transports had to fight it out. According to the Chiiese version, therewas no thought of surrender on either side. The ships of both countries were terribly daamaged. The ...

... (1710), near the same spot, off Barcelona, a third e ship of the name was driven ashore by a storm, and became a total wreck. Finally, in Bawke's d great victory off Quiberon, when the French lost a four ships of the line destroyed, and two taken, : the Resolution ...

... build two sailing vessels. One of the orders is from Bailic Glutirie-for a ship of 2G00 tons to replace the Gretna, whkch, it will bh roeminbered, was lost. Two sailing ships of about 3S00 tons deadweight are to be luitl by Alessrs Russell & Co., Port-Glasgow ...

... craft stove in o, Hillsborough Rocks, rescuers and rescued having all been drowned. SCHOONER LOST AT LEE BAY. SIX LIVES LOST. TERRIBLE EXPERIENCES OF A SHIP CAPT.U. i There was reason to believe a vessel foundered during Tuesday night off Lee Bay, a short ...

... because at present a ship. owner might make a ship without any single bulk- head from. bow to stern, as far as the law wad concerned. Lord DERBy-Is it net very distinctly to the intereet ef the shiperwer himself to muake his ship safe against dan-er of ...

... of seamen lost in sailing ships was 119, and of passengers 60, against 646 seamen and 20 d passengers lost in 1892-93. The averace number of seamen lost in steamships was 554, and of passeneers 155, against 799 seamen and 90 passen- S gers ...

... during the last six months of 1890 the nuo mber of ships whose provisions had been inspected was 1015, and that stores of different kinds were rejected on board 391 ships. To the Chamber of Shipping this statement seemed to convey an exaggerated idea ...

... received at the Foreign COffice from the English representative at Tient- 1 sin announces that the Chinese lost four ships, B whilst the Japanese lost three. The Japanese oretired, and the Chinese fleet then retreated to 'f Port-Arthur- IMidnight. Although ...

... ;Messrs Marr & Co. 0 ! ?? TWO SHIPS LOST. During the storm the Britannia, of Mica, from Berwick to London with barley, was lost I ;at Brightlingsea; and the Marie, of Stavanger, a cfrom Berwick to Lynn with barley, was lost at a Holin, Hunstanton. ?? t ...

... years it has never lost the life of a passenger,b urY u that for 44 years it never lest a letter, and that a iltv 5 in about s000 trips, anid hurricanes foes, ice, b bt t and icebergs, em a very daagerous route, ?? 1 two ships have been lost. What is thew ...

... the ships lost sight of each other. Throughout' Monday, the 6th, and ''uesday, the. 7th,,. the Pavonia, was in a desperate condition, with' fiu her boilers loose and rolling about id the holdA There then seemed very little hope of saVing the: ship, but ...