... Thames 1 steamship, rumoured to have been lost (in our paper of y Monday) arrived safely in Penarth Roads last evening. It -- - Is FINDING OF TWO LOST SHIPS. ic SUPPOSED RECOVERY OF £150,000. d Amongst the vessels lost in the memorable cylone that swept over ...

... occurred eighteen miles off the Start, early on Tuesday morning, by which two ehips foundered, and fifteen lives were lost. The ships were the barque Robert Kelly, of EBoston, Captain Kingman; and the barque buddersfield, of Liverpool, Captain Jones. At ...

... 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 ...

... including any law costs pay- ANie by the member to the Board of Trade or .:horwise, ?? 1; to be alterod to read:- 13-3'-Tlaat ships lost or sold shall ceane to con. :r buto to claims arising after the date of such L oS or sale. Members wishiug to withdraw any ...

... its manage. ment is closed, it is followed by a special inquiry into the less of the child alleged to be stolen. Lost ships as well as lost children are much the sitbject of legal inquiry, as yeO will have seen that a commi-sion is appointed to investigate ...

... latest accounts, the two best battleships and two cruisers on the r Chinese side wvere destroyed, while the Jejpa- aaeso lost tViee, ships. Bo13t sidea appear to; have sheered off io re-fit. The result of the battle can only be derededi by its coase- e quencese ...

... sailed away with a their I It ships survivmng, though some vere damaged n la badly. I asked a distinguished nvxal officer aur is this afternoon what sort of a victory he con- sidered it where the victors lost, four ships ven e and tle defeated none. He ...

... heat to ese trust thle Japanese for knowing whether they boa lost any ships ait all. dii cli, TnE INTERNATIONAL OUTrrooic. di'e sof Russia's ection in ordering additional war- fth, et, ships to Corean waters showss hnow deeply I oni- t-lie Czar's advisers ...

... ignrat ship from the same port, was suffered, through an error in her reckoning, to run on the Wexford coast during NO the night of April 28, 1859, the result being the 3nti. loss of 3W lives. In 18i4 the Tayleur, another lave Liverpool emigrant ship, ran ...

... oall the ships a-t anchor. I had to return at 6.3, eaid so failed to attend the ohurch, whicsh II- looked a veiy nice building. On Monday wre *I- llied foa l in two lunes, ald our boat cane between the Colossus Lnd Benbow-two battle- at ships. It was anxious ...

... statement: ied of aU ships lost during the year 1882, together with the theaisount of insurance effected in ahippingfreight,, and cargo respectively, as furnished to him by tilm' fT committee of Lloyd'6s. Should Mr. Chamberlain's Merchant Shipping ~iel Bill become ...

... employed in them, and in the case of the shipping trade the necessity > for interference was even greater. In five years 47 shipowners had lost 65 ships and 367 lives, and nine of the number had lost 35 ships and 137 lives. Perhaps in all ...