... number lost in veesels lo which Mr. Plimsoll's remedies would apply was 2,179. They had I not, therefore, to deal with Mr. Plimsoll's 6,9'27 men, nor the Timnes' 5,000, but 2,179, of whom 1,111 were lost in clashed ships, and only 1,068 were lost-in the ...

... LIVES.S A collision occurred eighteen miles off the Start, early on t] Tuesday morning, by which two ships foundered, and fif- teen lives were lost. The ships were the birque Robert Kelly, of Boston, Captain Kingman; and the barque Hud- dersfleld, of Liverpool ...

... dai1 retttrta. d to thtir s-atiomt til lteat', after ' tinsittistimcsl chfcr of thie Fre-sch Squiadro. -I-lis -Majesty's ships lost sight of' te L Oricrt squadtion iit the secotid day of the chlce, in thiek wctthver. The ettemity was last seel hi ltat ...

... many cases of sunstroke. The Queen has telegraphed her congratulations to President Faure on his escape from assassination, SHIPS LOST WITH ALL HANDS. News reached Shields on Wednesday of the loss of the steamer Curfew, of Dundee, with all hands, in the Red ...

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

... defendant had sent ships to sea in' tb an unfit state, and, in consequence, had within three years lost twelve ships anud upwards of 100 human lives. Mr.' Lbe Plimsoll in his affidavit stated that it was necessary, in res-ei opectof certain ships, that he sfiould ...

... RATHBONE, a return was V ordered showing 'the number of British ships lost in a] the last three years, and also showing the names of B the owners or companies with the number of ships Al lost respectively during the five years ended December, si 1882. t ...

... 17(8 December 1st, great gale In Dublin.-J. Rutty, M.D. Also In Great Brltain Great d*en Majy steeples suffered. Many ships lo~st The S.W. side of WVhi.by Abbey blown dbwn 1768 Decenmber 121b, the barometer at Plymouth fell to 28 inches. Wind south. ...

... a lively stir in the Dock-yard at Woolwich. pre Orders are given to proceed with the Trafalgar, a ship of any 120 guns; and the Spitfire new steam ship is already rapidly tab building. The basin is unusually full, having in it the I Warrior, 74, to be ...

... in thisscrib country who never bought or built a new ship, but are consi to simply ship kuackers. I have myself heard the Secretary to er for the Treasury describe a member of this House as a ship and i ag knacker. Chat 'at The SprAKEi-The hon. member ...

... in the year ending June, 1877. There WEl ditninution in the loss of life of the last recorded yearI of 118, hut as the ships lost were greater in number this cir- cumnstance can only be considered an Accident of the case. This is very disheartening, ...

... She has not lost a t single ship, while the Chinese, on their own showing, have lost seven-viz., four in the battle of E Yalu, and three in previous engagements. Moreover, E the Japanese have four dockyards at which their damaged ships can be repaired ...