... fire, it is intelligible that lives should be lost ; but in this case the fire broke out on the pier, and most of the lives were lost on ships moored off the pier. Why it was not possible for all the ships to sheer off as one of their number did, cannot ...

... SHIP AND CREW LOST. A schooner went ashore on the Kentish Knock Sands on Sunday night. The Margate lifeboat proceeded to the sands. The vessel, however, sank, and the crew were last seen, according to Lloyd's, in the rigging. The wind was blowing bard ...

... -U-1A fUBLISHED BY RPECUL aSAwl.. 40 .. THE LOST HE-IR11 By 0. A. HUINTY, Auth.r of Rujub ihe Jugglgr, Dorothy's Double, ?? Worman of the Commune, Co onel 'fboredike's Secret, The Qoeen's Cup, The Camrce of Carne's Hold, &c., &c. [.Copyright ...

... surgeon wvlso attended him to go down to Calcutta at once and talke a. sea voyage. He (lid so, and embarked upon the ship 'Nepaul, which was lost in a terrible gale in the Bay of Bengal a few days later with, as was suppos-ed, all hands. Twenriy years passed ...

... CARDIFF STEAMER LOST. Slight Hope of the Crew's Safety. There i* now very little room for doubt that the steamer Charles Mitchell, owned by Messrs W. J. Tillett and Co., Cardiff, which left Barry coa! laden for Havre on Friday wl-ek, has gone clown. The ...

... (July 29). Writing from leoegkong, J. Farmer says -O On Feb. 4 inquiry wvas made for WV. H. C&wVNE WAnrRN, lete captain of the ship Bedfordshire. se was slc old Irlend of mine, but died at Esinaill some years ago. I believe his widow is living at Liverpool ...

... GOVERNMENT CUTTER LOST. Information to band states that the fisheiy protection duty cutter Hind, which went ashore on the Ship wash Sands in a thick haze on Tues- day morning, is expected to become a total wreck. The gunboat Onyx has visited the scene ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. THlE WRECK:OF THE CASHIER. The going.ashore of the barqne Cashier. near t Solva is confirmed. There.-were no lives lost l The hawser parted soon after the tag was, con. s nected with the unfortunate vessel. a CREW SAVED BY A GREAT ...

... 24 lives.- Two other vessels are believed to have been lost, with crews numbering 40, and fears are enter- tained for eight more vessels known to 'be off the coast of Of rd.-Reuter. SCHOONER LOST NEAR BANFF. On Monday night the three-masted schooner Ebenezer ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES.'. [Lloyd's Telegrams.] Tuesday. Glenartney.-Singapore telegraphs: British steamer Glenartney, Miadlesborough and London for Nagasaki. ashore Blenheim Shoal; requested assistance; tug and lighters being sent. Albatross. Norwegian ...

... PEACE (WILLIAM) left home mine years ar,; supposed to be ia North Wales. M other aks. ?? i-s rnat J.) was on the training ship Chichester, nit Greenhitbe, about 1879-80. Sister Agnes asks. bIEM ER (THno B.) last wrote from Wfirnipeg, in July, 18/, when ...

... Lalaorvig, coal, sank 19th, off Moray Firth; d three crew lost; captain and fve crew landed Grimsby. d Ecclefechan British barqne. Chittagong for Dundee 'ashore Firth of Fortb; 7ft. water in:ship;' rrew leaving. * Master of steamer La Flandre, at Dover ...