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... -if ship and cargo, £e40,000. The ship Attillia, 945 tons nme burthen, oned by Messrs. JohInTreliarne anl Co., I a, of Cardiff, totslly3 lost off the coamt of Ireland in ich comirg.from Quebec; estimated value of ship and em cargo, £8700. The ...
... and 6,376,576 tons; Bor- deaux, 19,933 ships, and 3,820,661 tons; Dunkirk, 5661 ships, and 3,424,434 tons; Catte, 4902 ships, and 2,457,428 tons; Rouen, 5597 ships, and 2,357,423 tons; and Boulogne, 5960 ships, and 2,047,646 tens. Next ...
... 8d. WRECKS IN THE ARCTIC BEAS. TEN ENGLISH VESSELS-LOST. A telegram from her Majesty's ambassador at St. Petersburg states that there were ten English vessels wrecked intbe Arcticsess. The remainder lost were chiefly Norwegian. The English consul at Archangel ...
... coasts. The lives lost in 1868 were lost in h 196 ships; 141 of them were laden vessels, 42 were i vessels in ballast, and in 13 cases it is not Irnoiwn f whether the vessels were laden or light; 161 of athese ships were entirely lost, and ...
... 1I1.7 to have heeuitot'tlh3r lost, were 94 ships and barques, 13G bries. 2:31 ;chootters 12 sloops. ait d 15 or etetatbouts takia total of 420 ! I1'be lives reported id to be lost njujiib-e-u 12295, of which 211 men xvcre lost in er January, 5.1 in February ...
... number of fire.ships, under the or( * f tile three Admiraos. Mliaulis, Sacturi, and Cana n have encountered the Turkish Egyptian fliet at a ! t distance from AsIexandria, atid after a bloody batlek. it which the barbarians lost maany ships, taken or be ...
... than English otficers, yet there are fewer Enqlish ships lost (in ; ,. comparison) tban any cthar nation's. How dose be F. account for that? e Again, he says sbipowners bave to entrust their valuable ships and cargoes to thbse ignorant men. Does Sir William ...
... of the Bath Workhouse. SHIPPING LOSSES DURING 1883. Mr. WVeITLE gave notice that he wvill ask the President of the Board of Trade whether he will print and circulate among the members of the House the statement of all ships lost during the year 1283, together ...
... nt of the new boundaries in Beosarabia. ?? THREE EAST INDIA SHIPS LOST. ?? received at Lloyd's, by the Overland Mail, ctcommunicate the sod intelligence of the less of threet arve tine ships, employed in the East India and China trade, two attended, in ...
... the whole, happened to ships of the collier class-a fearful disproportion, and calling loudly for a thorough and searching investigation. The following table distinguishes clearly the de- scriptlon and tonnage of the ships lost during the past yesr: Vessels ...
... year:- By lifeboats and rocket and mortar apparatus.. 087 By ship s Eld B' own boats, shore boats, steam'ers Te. - ?? ?? 3389 By individu2i exertion..-. 13s Total - .,,4559. As usual, ships, ships' boats, and smacks have saved more lives in that period than ...
... containing a few clothes, &c. THREE SHIPS LOST, WITH -t NEARLY ALL HANDS. In the list of losses reported at Lloyd's, on Satur- day, were the wrecks of three ships and the loss of nearly the whole of the crewf, viz., the ship William, 591 tons, on her homeward ...