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... Reception, Aunty Comcdy. PRICE TWOPENCE. FOR AN THING YOU WANT ADVERTISE if; 1-, • A•• - ' • ' .'' 4 IT , TOUgN I. ISLE OF LOST SHIPS vs ~ . PALACE, CREWE. fit/PUN CINEMA. Note Our New Reduced Pixel. Commence. ,r I. • 4 Above All :Cute the Attraction. - ...
... PIRACY. The effect of the submarine campaign British shipping does not vary much from week week, either in the total traffic in the losses incurred. The latest return shows increase the number of ships loat by mine submarine, but the larger steamers sunk ...
... out to do they had to turn tail and hack again to Germany, leaving a great number of their ships at the bottom of the sea, and although lost .ships, they lost very many more than we had. and they had not many to .spare. One satisfactory feature to noticed ...
... came out to they had to turn tail and go back again to Germany, leaving a great number of their ships at the bottom of the sea, and although lost ships, thev lost very many more than we had, and they had not many to spare. One satisfactory feature be notieed ...
... table shows the pre. I war strength of the British Navy and losses I suffered, which are all announced without delay: — Lost. Capital Ships Aircraft Carriers Cruisers 62 .. 2 Destroyers Submarines 5B 8 Minesweepers, etc. ...
... vehicles. 500 new containers which can travel on either road or rail, and the replacement of some of the seven cross-Channel ships lost during the war. Reconstruction schemes for many stations have been prepared, and these schemes provide for extensive mo ...
... our troop transports during the Continental campaigns and on our coastwise shipping. Neither the troop movements nor the coast traffic were stopped, though have lost many ships. ...
... legislation. and thsSexact figures may therefore in- 197 , 187 S-4. Lives lost near home . Lives lost abroad (including foreignehipa) 1893 . 4018 Lives lost v missing ships,” never heard of . 9801 ...
... she's got the ships also. And, what is more, she's pluck to pull her through. Now though the Germans gloat and brag because they're told they won A brilliant naval fight the other day, We'd have them to •remember, though we lost good ships and men, We made ...
... litt:e birthday present isays The Manchester Guardian ). He tells his people that In the last 12 days the British Navy has lost 90 ships. Every kind or siiip is weal represented. There are lout battleships, two battle cruisers, one aircraft-carrier, four heavy ...
... formerly passengers of the ship William Nelson. They were floating upon spars, pieces of wood, hencoops, &c., up to the waist in water, and were almost in a state of cairedness. Eight of the women were seated astride the lost ship's mainmast. The ninth was ...
... forty-one are our employment; whereas they have only five Britifli (hips of that defcription. ENEMY'S SHIPS TAKEN, LOST, or DESTROYED. Ships. Guns. Ships. Guns. Commerce de Mar- Diflateur - 74 fcilles - - - Themiftocles 74 La Revolutionaire L'Heros - Le ...