... has consented to the return asked for by Mr. Herbert Gladstone, which will carry back to 1815 the record of her Majesty's ships lost otherwise than in action. The catalogue from 1840 to the present date was circulated a week or two ago, and furnishes an ...

... and the ships lost sight of each other. Throughout Monday, the and Tuesday, the 7th, the Pavonia was in a desperate condition, with all her boilers adrift and rolling about in the hold. There then seemed very little hope of saving the ship, but the crew ...

... foundered. Among the merchant ships lost at the mouth of the Delaware was the British barque Brinigia with all hands, 13 in number. She was hound from Bahia to New York. At Norfolk, Virginia, seven coasting schooners were lost. One vessel, a lasnmentine ...

... tonnage lost for the week, 11,163 Sons. Total number of lost and missing, 119. Four Teasel@ were wrecked off the omits of the United Kingdom, all being British owned. One British vowel and one Russian sank by collision, one (British) being lost off Great ...

... slips of paper, occasionally get destroyed by accident. They get consumed when • house takes fire, and not a few are lost when ships founder at sea. Occasionally one may have heard of their being eaten by rate, and there is at least one story current ...

... Powers In Saimaa waters have been destroyed by s hurricane of terrible violence. Germany and the United States have each lost three ships, and, what is worse, they have to mourn between them the death of nearly a hundred and fifty sailors and marines. Tbe ...

... needs, the war risks of the merohant marine ought not to be greater now than they were in 1793-1902, when we actually lost fewer ships at the hands of she enemy than by the inevitable accidents of the OM Enthusiastic Britons may be astonished, still more ...

... Register is, indeed, anything bat a cheerful study. It appears that both the number of lives sacrificed and the number of ships lost have increased considerably. Of the former there were 646, which is an increase of a third in the number of those persons ...

... BRITISH SHIP LOST. The English steamer Botha], of Newcastle, a vessel of 1,873 tons, bound from Glasgow to Savannah, met with terrible weather on her voyage out. She shipped so much water and became so much damaged that she was shundored in a sinking ...

... GLASGOW SHIP LOST. Messrs. Dixon and Harrieon, Glasgow, owners el the steamship Rowan, received os Maeda a telegram informing them that she had fou the Bay of Biscay while prooesdiag from Huelva to Goole. A Dania& schooner picked up the Row's'. boat, ...

... LOST OF A BRITISH SHIP. VIVK OF TH2 CHM DILOWNID. Lloyd's agent at Gall. telegraphs that the British ship Earl of Shaftesbury has been totally wrecked at Amblangoda in deep water. The captain and five of the crew were drowned. The Earl of Shaftesbury ...

... NOT LOST. WHY, baby, what has become of the pretty gold pin you had on Have you lost it No, mamma ; I thwopped it for a thtick of peppymint at Thunday thool. Mceriant— I wish you would goon an errand for me Small son— My leg aches awful. Too ...