... ended in the drawing up of auy convention whatever. 'lhe Portuguese Consul has received information that since the lost* all ships arriving from St. Nrzaire have been admitted into the port cf Lisbon without having undergo quarantine. Pays this evening ...

... upon the traces of the lost Erebus and Terror, must run the risk of a similar fate, and imperil the lives of some hundreds of gallant men. It is true, and most gratifying, that volunteers are never wanting for the service. The ships sent to the reseue, like ...

... various articles ti broughtfroml the.Arctic Sea to Englannd by Coaptain Collinson, al supposed to have formcd portions of the lost ships Erebus'and P Terror, it is desirable that, if possible, their origin should be traced That the piece of door, or door-frame ...

... but so bad was his dition that he could not do that properly, and to bp, told to stop by the assistant-superintendent He lost the ships articles, and on leaving offices staggered and fell over the steps. Vachell directing attention to tho fact that members ...

... would be sent. The British barque Bhotan, from Calcutta for New York, passed Ascension 011 June 19th and reported having lost the ship's carpenter overboard during a hurricane. The Swedish barque Monarch pnt into Ascension le iky. The leak was found and ...

... nnfortunate Jasoer's officers and men having barely emeapoed with a little clothing. A' five o'clock on Monday evening the lost ship's party vera laeded, n'ter every demen^tration of kindness from Coptairn Cresbv, at B~ighton, when Lieutenant Cra~ley tesl ...

... 2*96 per cent. of the classed ships, and 7*55 per cent. of the unclassed ships. In the fimt six months just passed of the present year the number of British ships of 100 tons and upwards reported to the Board of Trade as lost from all causes was 396, of ...

... these pro. visions. Whether these provisions were those left lately for them, or possibly part of the stores of Rloss's old lost ships which Emuma had often seen at no great distance from Franklin, I could not ascertain. From Captain Austin's account of his ...

... 'Ehe two English ships Superior and Lady Grey, mentioned yesterday, were both lost very near the XAPLellan. Two of the crew of the lost ships arrived in her. They are natives of the Shetland Islands. On the 30th of August the M'Lellan lost a ...

... and all of them have been abandoned. The crows of the. lost ships, 1200 men and 90 officers, were distributqrl among the other vessels of the fleet which succeeded in escaping. No lives were lost. The native who murdered Mr. Justice Norman at Calcutta ...

... TWO BRITISH SHIPS LOST. The English ship Four Winds from Iquiqua tvith nitrate, was stranded and sank on Monday night in a heavy south-west gale at Heligoland. The crew and twenty-three persons were saved. The four-masted ship Falls of Foyer, from Junin ...

... defendant had soot ships to sea in an unfit state, and in consequence had within three years lost twelve ships and upwards of 100 human lives. Mr. Plimsoll in his affidavit states that it was necessary, in respect of certain ships, that he should have ...