... autherisd to atatebat the Admiral(T has de. te~rnled to awardalewsons to the mothers and ?? of t those ?? who were lost Inlher Majesty's ships Captain z and flaney, and whodld not Isave widows, provided such mnothers and tistera were dependent an (oe offioers ...

... covering the disembarkation of troops when the Japaneve attacked them at noon, The battle cootinued till 5 p m, The Chinesc lost four ships. The Chih Yuen, an Arm. Atrong cruiser, was Lokl; the King Yuen was burnt. and the Chao YuDg and Yang Wei were stranded ...

... Liverpool committed suicide soon afterjdie wreck of his vessel. Cunard's Company has, in its turn, lost some steamers and Croskey's Company has lost two ships. All of them sunk on the other side of the Atlantic; but their loss was unaccompanied by loss of ...

... stated yet as to the date or place of funeral. tier Majestys training ship Pilot ran into the Nautilus, another training ship, in Ply- mouth Sound yesterday. No lives were lost, but both ships were damaged. Further particulars to land of the riots in .elfast ...

... that Sonthampton was one of the most convenient ports for shipping, having the advantage of a double tide, Goods from Manchester were very often delayed by the railway company, and lost the ships for which they were intended. He believed a large French ...

... tteoPt ?n t Boulogne in November 1805. He did not wei?ph llliieu and forestall contingencies, and he lost all his oas, 51a t very nearly lost his ships. a his he so Nelson had not those difficulties to contend with, either e at the Nile or Copenhagen ...

... the Turks at Sinope, states that the Russians lost two ships of the line, three frigates, and two steamboats; and adds that their force consisted of 12 frigates, a brig, and five steamboats, besides six ships of the line, An- other statement is, that the ...

... fair representation of American opinion am»ng mode- rate people. The gist of the article is as fol- lows :— Men who lost their ships during the war learning that England is ready to pay the cash, some of them are not unnaturally anxious to get 'the ...

... or 1 in 70. In the 7,129 ships which sailed in the five years there were 1,494,044 passengers. The number of lives lost by shipwreck was 1,043. The per centage of loss was 069, or 1 in 1,432. No lives were lost by the ships chartered by the Emigration ...

... these ships were entirely lost, and 33 sustained partial damage. Of the 698 lives lost, 275 were lost in vessels that foundered, 53 on board vessels in collisions, and 335 in vessels stranded or cast ashore, The re- maining'number, 35, were ...

... RIingdove, from Sunderland for Carthagene (Spain), the laden with colte, was tlotally lost during a heavy gale. Out ity of a crew of fourteen persons nine lives were lost. an- Ships seen or spoken with during the ?? My Gibraltar, on January 5 ( n),riel the Company's ...

... fair. This is a lore terrible coast. There are villages where half ing the gardens are decorated with figure-heads of ght lost ships, where the churchyards are strewn , a with sorrowful memorials of men, known or ,oth nameless, whose lifeless bodies have ...