... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... which took place yesterday. Three American var ships engaged the Spanish forts and batteries, and a determined action ensued. It is claimed that the Spanish guns were silenced by the American fire. The ships loSt 2 killed and 8 wounded, while the casualties ...

... IBRITISH LINER LOST. I TWO BoidOvrS AMISSING. NAMIES OF SAVED. (RaETHIl'h SrbOIAL TO JOURNAL., Hlong-Kong, Fridaly. The steaminr lenavonl, which sailec only yesterday afternoon for London, hns bcen tot-lily lost. Last evetsilg al; 7.:10 sile struck ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. VESSHL ON FIRMI-TWO MENS DROWNED. The steamer Bayonne has arrived, at Bristol, and reports that a fire occurred aboard on September 28th when between Scilly and Long. ships. The entire crew left in boats, except tile captain, boatswain ...

... | THE LOST ARCTIC EXPLORERS. I~~~ ~~~ _- I Farther investigations regarding the missing Arctic exploring party, relics of which were dis- covered by CAptain M'Kay, of the Dundee whaler Aurora, and of which particulars have been given in the Journal, ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. I LOSS OF A GERWAN LLOYD STEAHIER. THE SALIER WRECKED ON SPANINMH COWST. 275 LIVES LOST. IRAUTER'S TiLE~aOtAm.) BRErIEN, Thursday. A teletrram from Corruna states-There is reason to fear that the North German Lloyd's steamer Salier ...