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... LOST SHIPS. ANOTHER HEAVY LIST. THE WEEK'S FIGURES. The Admiralty return of arrivals, mailings, war losses, and unsuccessful attack* for the week ended three p.m., April 29th, 1917, was issued Wednesday night, and is grven below, together with the figures ...
... THE LOST SHIPS. The waken erode was • steel protected mantle with twe screws, two (mulish, and two military matte s displacement of 4.150 lona Her earaplemsnt was 340 men. tad if may IS meet it may be taken that neer:, The l'oshinoig armament lour ea ...
... LOST SHIPS. Greek Owner's Story in Bankruptcy Court. WIPE'S £140,000, bn the London Bankrupt*. terday, Deni* AngbeUtolCdew^la (rf 80. «. owner, was pubacly oa meot of affairs showing net aaeet.^ vata* being attecaed to debt* amounting to 4i29,2U It appeared ...
... LOST SHIPS John Morden. lad from St. Bride's In London City, made a fortune in the Levant, loaded four ships to sail home with his entire fortune while he travelled overland to London to await them. Years passed and the ships did not come. Morden, broke ...
... THE LOST SHIPS HE four vessels whose loss ' to investigated were:— MILLPOOL tons), of Hartlepool, foundered off the coast of Labrador on October 2. 1931, with loss of entire crew of 26 LA CRESCENT (5.880 tons I, of London, disappeared on passage from ...
... Government had sued the insurance companies for seven ships which they claimed were lost. But Judge Thomsen found that the crew of the seventh ship mutinied against its master and seized the ship. He said that this action did not warrant the insurance ...
... THE LOST SHIPS. The batiks!iipa nspararal sash anal miasmal the naval m the Straits eurnprlat. of the most valuable roma'. of Aderra' Itodratvenaity't armada Lut the busk mut: lighting value. Imp•ntor 111. (sunk, am a hattlerinp 13.600 1011., on, launrheal ...
... THE LOST SHIPS. VICTOR MOREOANT; a Glasgow rirrr ago. By the Authors* Wild Gate. Frederick the Keopdlinp, Heir of Douglas, Ac., Ac. CHAPTEIT XXXV. THE SEARCH AT BEECT'WC'Sri. The chaise containing the the law had not long left Glasgow when Urn latter ...
... THE LOST SHIPS The Irresistible was first-class battleship of i,OOO tons belonging to the Formidable class, ler length over all was 430 ft.. and her beam /oft. She was completed in 1902, being armed with four 12in.. 12 6-in., 16 12-pounders, and six 3 ...
... lost ships have caught the bottom of the vehicle and overturned it on its way to the shore. 4 THE men go on working even with decks awash--clinging to the spars left standing. sometimes hanging by ropes to the brQiien ship, as she gradually falls to ...
... LOST SHIPS Mr. J. R. Hobhouse, chairman of the General Council, commenting on the report, said ‘Shipping losses arc confidential but, without disclosing anything unreasonable, it must be clear to everyone that if the losses this year are so bad as at ...
... THE LOST SHIPS. His Majesty's ship Majestic was a twentyyear-old battleship of 14,900 tons displacement. She was the name-boat of a class of nine, her sisters being the Magnificent, Hannibal, Prince George, Victorious. Jupiter, Mars, Caesar, and Illustrious ...