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... of their first calamity-the stranding or nipping of their ships. And, secondly, how so many expe- dilions that have been fitted cut to discover the fate of Sir JoHrN FRaNKL~aIN's lost ships should have been so near the fatal spot, King William Island ...
... Peninsular and Oriental Company never lost a ship; they then lost seven ships in twelve years, and during the last of those years they have lost three ships. bse Rloyal Mail Company began their career by losing ...
... sea-side esplanade, but what should we say to such a typhoon as that at Hong-iKong, where 1,000 lives are reported to be lost, 100 ships sunk, torn to pieces, or driven ashore, besides houses blown down by the score ? We have not the full par- ticulars yet ...
... we are told of a1 loadestole iosuntalin, the terror of ships at sea. Whover passed it fousd that the zadls were attracted from the planking, the timsts fell, the boavrds sepatrated, tlld the ship went asunder. What cans therc be in this green amd pleasanst ...
... their difficulties. About eleven o'clock the brig parted asunder, and is now a complete wreck oer the beach. AN ActEyrcAeN SHIP Lost ON THE GOODWIN SANDs.-The destructive gales which set in on W~ednesday evening appear, by the telegraphic notices received ...
... and4'drichng;: wind cold and raw; terunoineter 42 ; ships, lost sight of ech other tnt the rendezvons 'bavin been ma'ade'at thlsplae all c nnedtbei,'coume. lihi Several of the ships arrved.' :1Sth.' All- the ships 'rieved, :with the exceotion ofthe Blo al.George ...
... in seventy. In tthe 7,129 ships which sailed in the five years there wer 1,494,044 passengers. The number of lives lost by ship. wiecl'was 1,043. The percentage of loss was 069, or one in 1,432. No lives were lost by the ships chartered Xby ...
... tained injuries greater than could have been entailed upon us by defeat in war. During this period we have actuallv lost 93 line-of-battle ships, or an average of mnore thian four sail of the line a year, independently of frigates and smaller vessels. f 'he ...
... Batii Succeedid its climbing up ftse ship's side. His cacueniselas most cusefiul at this moment. Captain Taller, in order to appease thit atnxiety of' itis I passengers, who wore all desirous to lettes cite ship, lied coutmeticed getting hisi heats sitar ...
... WRECK OF THE SHIP PALL:AS-EIGHTY Lives Lost. A letter received at Lloyd's, from their agent at Cape 13retol, announces the melancholy loss of the ship Pallas, from Cork, with upwards of eighty lives, The following are the brief ?? Pallas sailed from Cork ...
... THE LOSS OF THEE BEHURTPORE Emigrant Ship.-Several Lives Lost. The intelligence received at Lloyd's, leaves no doubt as to the fate of this tine ship and cargo, and although it is gratifying to observe that umost of the emigrants were preserved, yett ...
... WRECK OP THE CHARLOTTE TROOP I I Ship.-117 Lives Lost. l Another fearful catastrophe at sea (which, we regret to say, have been so frequent of late) to a transport ship, with detachments of the 27th Regiment on board, bound to Calcutta from Queenstown ...