... THE LOST SHIPS- The Irresistible was a first-class battleship of 15,000 tons belonging to the Formidable class. Her length over all was 430 ft., and her beam 75ft. She was completed in 1902. being armed with four 12in.. 12 6in., 16 12-pounders, and six ...

... the lost ships. The Lutzow was a battle cruiser ot tons displacement, with length of 6SO feet,, carrying • eight 12in. guns, twelve 6in., and twelve 24-pounders, bhe was laid down in September. 1912, and completed only last year. . . The Rostock was a ...

... LOST SHIPS. ANOTHER HEAVY LIST. THE WEEK'S FIGURES. The Admiralty return arrivals, sailings, war losses, and unsiicceesftd attacks for the week ended three p.m., Aprd 29th, 1917, was issued on Wednesday night, and is given below, together with the figures ...

... The Lost Ships H.M.S. Gloucester (9,400 tons), one of eight cruisers of the Southampton class, was launched at Devonport in 1937, completed in January, 1939, and had a normal complement of 700. She was one of the warships engaged in Admiral Cunningham’s ...

... THE LOST SHIPS. The Irresistible was a first-class battleship of 15,000 tons belonging the Formidable class. Her length over all was 430tt., and her beam 75ft. She was completed in 1902, being armed with four 12in., 12 6in„ 16 12-pounders, and six th ...

... LOST SHIPS. GREEK STEAMER BELIEVED HAVE BEEN SUNK. A Lloyd's message reports that the Greek steamer Sapho, 2,087 tons, of the Piraeus, is believed to have been sunk. The remainder of the crew, consisting of the chief officer and six men, of the Norwegian ...

... LOST SHIPS. The British vessels respecting whose loss re) were received at the Board of “rad: during the month of October numbered 31, of a net tonnage of 15,582, and involved a loss of 164 lives. were sailing ships and 13 steamers. The figures include ...

... LOST SHIPS OF THE AXIS —♦ 561 SUNK, SEIZED OR SCUTTLED Since the beginning of the war up.to the middle of May, 561 German and Italian ships of a total tonnage of 2,873,000 have been sunk, captured or scuttled. The German ships number 346, of tonnage of ...

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... THE LOST SHIPS. The two vessels which Admiral Togo reported as having been lost in the operations off Port Arthur are of widely different value, although, owing to the limited number of warships which Japan possesses and the great difficulty she must ...

... LOST SHIPS. During the past week casualties ware reported at Thirteesi wers to vteseb being foreign and 4 Brittab—whdf 13 were steamers---! foreign and 8 British. the correfjv week last year there were 21 casualties. Uurincr present year 1016 casualtiea ...

... THE LOST SHIPS. The Connemara, built at Dumbarton in 1897, accommodate passengers, had been in the Holyhead service for many years. She was fitted with a submarine signalling apparatus The Retriever, a boat of 600 tons, built at Troon in 1906, belonged ...