... Risers Kangwei and Chaoyung were driven th re* The Chinese, however, assert, that ftf*3 ^uPas'f3e finally withdrew, having lost ships, sunk. The remainder of the Jn('Se ilset has reached Wei Hai Wei. j Jo Central News says; On enquiry at the ^icn Office ...

... TOTAL WRECK OF A VEfcSEL. Lloyd sagent atPera telegraphs that the steamer irenarth from Odessa, was wrecked and totally lost. The ship's cargo .and all- on board are sup- pOiCd to have been saved. The Penarth was built m *n 18o'3, and owned by Messrs. T ...

... upon them, and attacking with impetuousity, speediiy engaged all the war ships in the estuary. The Japanese had the advantage in the weather bektb, and so manoeuvred their ships that both Chinse warships and transports had to fight it out. Foundering ...

... lower part of New- port. Two uninsured ships lost away at sea, as the rhyme has it, and worth 24,000, appeared to be the beginning of the firm's troubles, and then in the case of another barque, the Governor, also lost, the insurance company successfully ...

... missing ships atone ...

... were upon them, and attacking with impetuosity, speedily engaged all the war ships n 1L estuary. The Japanese had the advantage n the weather berth, and so manoeuvred their ships that both Chinese warships and transports had to fight it out. FOUNDERING OF ...

... covering the disembarkation of troops when the Japaneve attacked them at noon, The battle cootinued till 5 p m, The Chinesc lost four ships. The Chih Yuen, an Arm. Atrong cruiser, was Lokl; the King Yuen was burnt. and the Chao YuDg and Yang Wei were stranded ...

... lower part of New- port. Two uninsured ships lost away at sea, as the rhyme has it, and worth £4,000, appeared to be the beginning of the firm's troubles, and then in the case of another barque, the Governor, also lost, the insurance company successfully ...

... lower part of Now- port. Two uninsured ships lost away at sea, as the rhyme has it, and worth appeared to be the beginning of tho firm's troubles, and then in the case of another barque, the Governor, also lost, the insurance company successfully evaded ...

... attacked the Chinese at at noon. The battle continued till 5 p.m. at The Chinese lost four ships. An Arm- Y strong cruiser was sunk. The Japanese are supposed to have lost three ships. l Many Chinese were killed or wounded. D Among the wounded are Admiral Ting ...

... attacking with im- petuosity, speedily engaged all the war-ships in the estary. .The Japanese bad the advantage in the' weather ,berth, and so manceuvred their ships that both Chinese transports and w~ar-ships- had to fight it out. According to the: Chinese' version ...

... were upon them, and attacking with impetuosity, speedily engaged all the war ships in the estuary. The Japanese had the advantage in the weather berth, and so manceuvred their ships that both Chinese warships and transports had to fight it out. FOUNDERING ...