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... The Cospatrick Gulf: for this duty she was commissioned by t h e British Government. The service successfully concluded, the frigate was placed by Dunbar on his sale list and went to Shaw, Savill Company. London, who scheduled her as an eminently suitable ...
... THE COSPATRICK. Tle Cosratrick inquiry was resumed yester-1143% Mr Stephen Thompson, one of the ° Watt's, gave evidence as to the cargo. PRIVY COUNCIL AT OSBORNE. A.t. the Council held at o.,:borne, yesterday, the Aoyai speech was submitted to the Queen ...
... THE COSPATRICK. The awful calamity, the news of which comes with the opening year, will make such mark on the Nation's memory as the next twelvemonths with all their friction will hardly rub out. It is now said that if the other of the two boats that ...
... THE COSPATRICK. Charles Adderley (says the TAegraph) will be more ignorant of his duties than the Merchant Shipping Bill indicates if is with the recommendations appended to the report the official inquiry into the burning of the Cospatrick. ...
... THE COSPATRICK, In providing for an inquiry into the casualties which destroy life or property at sm, the Shipping Act proceed* J upon the old lines cur judicial system. . The Act established kind of coroner's inquest upon the bodies of ahips, butit took ...
... THE BURNING OF THE COSPATRICK. ARRIVAL OF THE SURVIVORS. Edward M'Donald (second mate), and Thomas Lewis and Edward Cotter, two of the crew of the ill-fated Cospatrick, were landed from the Union Steamship Company's magnificent Cape steamer Nyanza, at ...
... THE COSPATRICK. We learn from Portsmouth, says the Times, that a bottle has been found containing a piece of paper discoloured by fire and with the pencilled words, Cospatrick.—Dreadful to keep afloat, one hour off St. Helena.—Macdonald. Say good bye ...
... THE COSPATRICK. Macdonald, one of the survivors from ths Caspatrick, has sent s letter to the of two yoaag man, and John Birbeck, ia which says that when they became swan of the daager ia whiah thsy placed the two clang together until the swidenns siahing ...
... THE COSPATRICK was a ship of 1200 tons, classed 1, and built at Moulmein in 1856. She chared at the Customs on Sept 8 last, and was dispatched by Messrs. Shaw, Savill and Co ,of 34, Leadenhall-street, under the command of Captain Elmslie, and bound for ...
... THE COSPATRICK. ADMIRAL SARTORILIS and other nautical authorities have given the world sonie thoughtful and practical suggestions for guarding against such horrors in mid-ocean as the terrible catastrophe which befell the Cospatrick. That hideous story ...
... WRECK OF THE COSPATRICK. SECOND EDITION. Eveni.vcNews Office, Wednesday, 5.30 p.m. LATEST TELEGRAMS. The Consul at Madeira has telegraphed to-day to the Agent-General for New Zealand stating that 64 persons altogether left the Cospatrick in two boats ...
... COSPATRICK. Several from Birmin hrmi, regret to say, were omousat the passenger* lost m the ill fitted emi- ant ship, the Cotpntriclr. One (ain,ly, tlv.a of W.llmm he (describetl the list n* of Warwick) lived m Urn- Jes’.ev V.uk Howl, Birmingham, and ...