... tons, 3 being British steamers, with a tonnage of 4,157 tons. Total tonnage lost for the week, 19,176 tons. The number lives lost and missing amounted 184. Twenty vessels were lost off the coasts-of the United Kingdom, 18 being British owned, 1 Norwegian ...

... number of vessels lost which had certificates.from-the Board of Trade at the time of their being lost, during the same period, was 18, all steamers, and the number of lives lost was of whom 332 were passengers. The number of ships lost under ...

... Steam- packet Company has been established it has lost eight ships — three in the Gulf of Mexico, one in the Bay of Biscay, one on the coast of Spain, and the rest in the West Indies. The value of these ships, with the property belonging to the company on ...

... of the abandoned vessels. A subsequent tx'Mtt* from Archangel announces that the Ashford had airi«* with three crews of lost ships, and twenty more ?? were saved, and were on board in coming vessels. THE CANDIAN INSURRECTION. ?? received from Athens, ...

... being those from the south-west The number of ships lost or damaged in the 1502 wrecks, casualties, and collisions reported was 1865, representing a registered burden of upwards of 401,0.0 tons. The number of ships wrecked in 1870 was less than the number ...

... 610 tons. The number of lives lost and missing amounted to 200. Eight vessels were* lost off the coasts of the United Kingdom, 7 of these bciog British owned, and 1 Norwegian. Five vessels were sunk by collision, 2 being lost off the British coasts ; 4 were ...

... to be applied to the relief of the poorer plant.!, of the colony . The Danes are endeavouring to sjive the cordage of the ships lost in December on the coast of Jutland. On the 30th last an English brig made an effort to set tbe wreck uu fire but did not ...

... to insure shipping only up to 75 per cent, of its value became law, it would entirely extinguish the small shipowners, for if they lost their ships how were they going to replace them ? (Hear.) Such legislation would hand over the shipping interest of ...

... 4 being British eteamers, with a tonnage of 1,931 tons. Total tonnage lost for the week, 11,165 tons. The number of lives lost and missing amounted to 119. Four vessels were lost off the coasts the United King* dom, all being British owned. One British ...

... last ten years. The number of ships lost or damaged the 1,056 casualties reported in 1865, was 2,012, representing a registered tonnage»of upwards of 377,000 tons. Of these 2,012 ships, 1,690 were known to have been ships belonging to Great Britain and ...

... provisions the formation fund for the relief of widows and orphans seamen lives might have been lost whilst serving on board any of her Majesty's ships, lost under exceptional circumstances, men attended the cases of the of the Eur; dice and the The Karl ...

... Sunderland, lost two anchors and cables, and on shore at Southam; Providence, Huntley, lost two anchors and Cdbles, and struck against the pier; Aurora, Harband, of Shields, lost all her masts, and one man wounded ; Lord Nelson, Wilkinson, Sunderland, lost anchor ...