... homeward bound from Iceland after a six months' voyage. For the past two or three days she had been rudderless, and had lost the ship's boat. ...

... open for navigation during four or at the most, five months of the year, and although the Hudson's Bay Company have only lost four ships in two hundred , years, t it did not help the scheme when the news of the loss of one of the vessels arrived just at the ...

... steamer North American have all been saved. lives lost. The Reform Bill Divisions. The CfloJie says that out of divisions the Reform Bill the Government have gained 20. and been beaten only in C. Ships Lost the White Sea.—The Admiralty have decided to telegraph ...

... of the Rhone steamer, all of whom are believed to have been lost. The total is 132. Tomorrow, if all had been wel'. the Rhone would have arrived here. By the loss of life on board that ship and the Wye, probably women and children in Southampton are left ...

... the bridge— Am abandoning But the signal was never finished. for the ship's list to port increased rapidly until she gave a lurch and disappeared: In the bubbling, muddy waters the ship's boat rocked and tossed about, and men's heads popped up like currants ...

... PIRATES' WEEK'S WORK. The Admiralty*, weekly statement regarding the amber of ships lost as a result of the German submarine blockade, shows that for, the week ended June 23, with 1,469 oversee vessels of over three hundred tons net of all nationalities ...

... THE WEEK'S HAM The weekly statement issued on Satusday by the Press Bureau of ships lost as the result of the German submarine blockade shows that in the week ended June 30 the arrivals and sailings of merchant vessels of over 300 tons at 'United Kingdom ...

... we accounted for the Hindenburg and a cruiser. The Hindeideirg seemed to go up in three pieces. We reckon the Germane lost seterel ships by running on to their own mines. It should be stated that. an Amsterdam correspondent says he has good reason to believe ...

... seagoing merchant ships lost their lives by drowning, wreck, or other accident. This is one in 254, for the total employed was 242,970. In addition, 124 pawners lost their lives by shipwreck, the combined total being 1,078--3C5 iu sailing ships and 774 in ...

... Passengers are requested to mark and look after their own Luggage, as the Company will not be responsible if damaged or lost. These Steam Ships make the passage generally in 36 hours, and are well worthy the public contidence, Apply in London, at 69, Lombard ...

... Passengers are requested to mark and look after their own Luggage, as the Company will not be responsible if damaged or lost. These Steam Ships make the assage rally in 36 hours, and are well worthy the bhie en ec, Apply in London, at 69, Lombard Street + a ...

... Passengers are requested to mark and look after their wn Luggage, as the Company will not be responsible if damaged or lost. These Steam Ships make the paseage generally in 36 hours, and are well worthy the public confidence. ly in London, at 69, Lombard Street; ...