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... Channel fleet during the late severe storm estimated £lO,OOO. Three of the ships lost oil their quarter boats. much canvas was blown away that when Admiral Smart signalled some of the ships to hoist certain sails, the reply given was that they had none. ...
... 28—Tbe Indian mail arrived here at eight o'clock this morning. Ships Lost. —Tbe Dnndee, of Dundee, Scott, has been lost in Port Fairy, Victoria. Tbe Lualuo, of Glasgow, Bruce, has also been lost in tbe same place. ...
... fish; Calypso, Thomas, 6 ditto; Friendship, Ireland, 11 ; Horn, Tiffers, 7 ; Advice, Webster, 6, 80. The ships in general poorly fished. SHIPS LOST. Harmony, Glatton ; Cervantes, Maddison ; Henry, Plaxton ; John, Newham: Leviathan, Hutchinson ; Symmetry ...
... , are acquitted. mtc* >*ing pe'.c-’. Market- dull. The>bipNew En. from Bremen, was wrecked near New k; .is ngers lost. Flmigrant ships arriving from Europe sufibr s-vi rely from cholera. Two A mrican hive been seized in Cuba, suspected being in a ti ...
... OFFICERS and MEN k*«_» Majesty 'a Ships ST. GEORGE, HERO, FENCE. SALDANHA, and FANCY.—The Wide'* . Children. Fatiicrs, Mother** Brothers, Sister*, the • gal Representatives the Offiters and Men lost above-mentioned Ships, hare tw ...
... related to. A subsequent telegram has put the question beyond doubt. The passage runs thus : ‘•The Rhone lost at St. Peter’s Island. The Wye lost at Buck Island. Only 40 saved.” This led to a belief that the number saved might be conjointly from both ...
... Nov. 16. A severe hurricane swept over the island this morning, occasioning great devastation ; several lives were lost, and several ships sank in the roads and harbour. PARIS. Nov. 17 At tlio sitting at the Corps Legislatif to day, the committee charged ...
... brought amongst the shipping, and thirty minutes past eight boarded the Marn n. and the despatches. It be next to impossible to describe the feelings of j *y with which we were received all on board, as had been entered * lost’ the ship’s logbook the second ...
... vessels were either totally lost or seriously damaged. The number of ships lost or damaged in 1866 was 2,289, and was in excess of the number of wrecks and casualties (1,860j, becausa in'eases of collision two or more ships were involved in one casualty ...
... report, the French admit the loss of two frigates, the Flora and another, but state at the same time that the British also lost two ships. The Commanding Officer, who makes the report, attributes the loss of the battle to the impetuosity of Dubourdieu. HOUSE ...
... were detached from the summit of the mountain ; a great extent of country was laid waste, but fortunately no lives were lost; ships which were twenty leagues distant in the open sea, were covered with volcanic ashes. There were three distinct eruptions ...
... At. .. 4s. a state of nakedness. Fight of the women were I Devonshire Cider (sparkling) j.sfid. .. 4s. alol astride the lost ship’s mainmast. The ninth Perry do. „ 3s. ~ As. toj. „ was found floating a spar about two miles apart Mineral Waters enry vailciy ...