... LOST SHIPS. There was another p.oot to who+ , • • t unportence. As he undrrth•-1. it had the wheinoer • atop had been loot to hold a r..i marital. and in this a number a .1 • In I liad been los,. and he had g 44 Lay enortmartml. Ile to TRIBUTE TO THE ...

... LOST SHIPS. Lloyds' Wreck Returns for Three Months. Seventy-three ships were lost sea during the first three months of the year, according to Lloyd’s wreck returns, to March 31it, 1930. Of this total 00 were steamers and motor ships and 13 ...

... LOST SHIPS Eighty-nine merchant ships. of 161.605 gross tonnage. were lost during the last quarter of 1966. according to Lloyd's Register of Shipping's casualty returns issued to -day. Of the total casualties. 3B ...

... LOST SHIPS. Gen. Mulcahy asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce what action had been taken to compensate the dependents of officers and men of the Kerry Head, sunk in October, and the Ardmore, sunk in November. Mr. MacEntee said it had bheen established ...

... LOST SHIPS. Liaed'. aaaeosoee that the two andwm.otioued 1- not having been beard at einoe the dated ioeMdad ooneidetad overdna. via;—The Rowena. rim tailed from Mobile tor New. no November last; and the I’etra. r.lkea —-- It. |IT~ sailed from Xieitb ...

... National Party leader). No lives were lost. January sth, 1864, the schooner Victoria of Wexford lost with all hands off Portrane. The ship Minerva lost on the Blackwater Bank on January sth, 1844. January, 6th, 1852, the ship Columbia, ...

... THE LOST SHIPS. (P. %Var Spevial). Friday Night. The Irresistible tt as one 411 th e oldest Litt in commission. Laid dottu Chatham in lks, she completill in 19111, and A ship 441 11Ni:4,441410, which is to take r of 15.y.1) ton. tot 7?-1. four 12-inelt ...

... LOST SHIPS. From returns published by Lloyd's this week we learn that in the first quarter of the present year 182 vessels were lost or condemned, 90 being steamships and 92 sailing vessels. Of the total 55 belonged to the . United Kingdom, 17 to the ...

... LOST SHIPS. Here the *>ands when the tide comes in 1 look the waste sea. And dream of the ships the long ago. And years with their mystery. Then it wa- that the blood was wild, the golden hopes were undefiled, For the ship I sent a far-off world, Proud ...

... THE LOST SHIPS LOgg UFE 650 ILtsua- and the Yoahino were Hrthe be launched from , 27th, 1399, and the j ka. 1892. The Hasause was s*- thi- .iia-whim*, with some minor . • unatruuuoo. Her d>- ft.; beam, igut. 27ft.; 15,000 . aruruoor. of four 12’ I n toch ...

... LOST SHIPS. The number and tonnage of British vessels respecting whose loss reports were received at the Board of Trade during the month of November, and the number of lives lost, are as follow.: Sailing vessels, 77; tonnage, 10,819; lives lost, 83; steam ...

... THE LOST SHIPS. The two vessela which Admiral Togo reported having been lost in the operations oil Port Arthur are of widely diflerent value, although, owing to the limited number of warships which Japan possesses and the great difficulty she numt cxnerience ...