... GLASGOW SHIP LOST A numvi that tlw To-morro* STOIaE.* •» tl» Part El*’ I t*:«p«|-h» , c!)( , , , , Imwcht socthat S.a ve»l ha* Keen u>laUy loet m .'anw TOn , „ nvmorr- «hen the fixture Bay s etrua. ««••■ The etr« -ere in , a«it,on the Harp-nden O’’ ...

... LOST HIS MEMORY The Official Receiver then told the j?tory which debtor bad given to him. It, was that February 3rd, 1909. he left Driffield the 8.46 a.m. train and came to Hull. He collected some money, including cheque for £4O. and went to- London the ...

... |Le e R SHIPPING DISASTER. Octogenarian Charged. VESSEL SUNK IN PAINFUL CASE IN YORK BRISTOL CHANNEL. | COURT. SIX LIVES LOST. SIX OF THE CREW SAVED. Llovd's agents at Belfast tclegraph to-day as Yollows :—The steamer Tenet, of Belfast, with coals, is ...

... for him that hl'\l.d not lost the sum of £8 which he had in his possession. He should take it as a warning. In the second case the defendants were James McCreesh 132), of the Roval Fleet chervv. Chatham, and Alexander Ross, ship's fireman, |of Freogate ...

... , apanowls, 111 4,P U Ir 'Lost from Hull Trawler. YOUNG DECK RAND SWEPT OVERBOARD. SKIPPIaiS NARRATIVE. A sad tragedy occurred an tb• North Pee, • young band on the Hall Jaenatc• having, it thought, been varied over. board. meted • pendia &nee te the ...

... lata gunivE Elea& Mystery of Ship Canal. KRAMER AGAIN BEFORE THE CHIEF ENGINEER MAGISTRATES. FOUND DROWNED. WIAL er CRAMIL stun mom ROM ON NTS ARRIVAL. llalliffTWOTl MAT OR lISMARSAUR moot a sh. Saban Osegwea ed Latethed. &Me is' et the MO see tweedyesewhir ...

... PARTK'RSHIPS. T OrNC» M V,\. Smalt Oapitni. .SHIP 6t*>ck Farm Write, full partlcolars. J Kvenmtf ofttee. LOST ANO FOUND. ...

... greatest improvements introduced are those designed to protect the ship against torpedo attack. Over the whole length of the “vitals —that is; from the first turret to the’ last—the hull of the ship will consist of three skins so that even if the two outer ...

... hear.) Off the Lizard, the other day, he saw a four masted ship under full sail, and he thought it would bg a great disadvantage to this nation if the nse of sailing ships should become a lost art in this country. (Hear, hear.) The PRESIDENT remarked that ...

... was reduced to dead slow. At § o'clock, an iceberg was sighted, right ahead. The engines were put astern, but before ithe ship lost her way the vessel touched the berg with her stern Ld setting it back ten feet, but doing no damage below ten feet of the ...

... Turkish ship from Crete which had been lying in the harbour for ten months. TWO ALPINE PATALITIES REUTER'S TR BORAM ) ~__ INNSBRUCK, Wednesday. Frau u-.ht’lhun. dkmn:. m- of the -known er, was Yy over a e& S = George Kreiger, EM, engineer, lost his life ...

... two months’ imprisonment was passed, prisoner’s only defence being that he was drunk. LOST SUBMARINE. SOLE SURVIVOR TO BE COURT MARTIALLED. | H.M.S. Forth, parent ship of the Devonport’ submarines, has returned to Plymouth with the laubmninu incladed in ...