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... no, taste of us and away they went. ”Of coarse, we lost ships and men, that to only natural; but what did the enemy lose, not only in ships and men, but their morale, too! their fighting spirit was lost. They would fight us when they were three to ape, ...
... smack Humphrey — It is feared that all the crew of the have been drowned, while in the of the Bummerfield three lives were lost. The ship's mate, Thomas Summerfield, of Garston, and his wife are amongst the missing, and Mt other victim is the chief engineer ...
... very large. THE LOST SHIPS. at the beginning of the wit Great Britain had ten battle cruisers afloat; the Tiger, the last of the ten, was apparently meant to In the last of the type, tot no other was , building or on order. ten ships broadly into titres ...
... than one per 1000 ships per year. As a rule the damage is very slight, and no case is on record where life was lost. Of course, ships that have gone out to the seas and never again been heard of are usually supposed to have been lost through collision ...
... Germans have handed over another Big Bertha. Y i Y e e s : Calculations ...
... nett.. and .nk. Too hattl.bipa. Orel and Emperor 1.. two cow abigo Gement Admiral and Admiral and one de - Ledo.. Ramis lost W ships, mato amounting to tons. booed. the Alms., port.d to have sank. A Trews Asso,iation war from Peterabna on Wednesday the ...
... country. that ultimate and permeenent Your enemy is weakening daily. He has comparably more valuable than It lost 5,0X1,000 casualties. ships. his foreign art nenetadon of the moment. trade, his credit, and his friends. You to as the most meant force ...
... Majesty's Coastguard and Board of Trade have left not a single shipping accident unnoticed either on our coasts or in our narrow seas. Accordingly, we find that the number of lost or damaged ships within those limits amounted in that year to 4,259. Of these ...
... general meeting of the Home and Colonial Marine Insurance Company, on Tuesday, Mr. James Anderson spoke of the number of ships lost during the last two years as perfectly staggering. Overloading and under-tnanning were the fruitful causes of such losses ...
... Masa 110 W A GOOD SHIP WAS LOST. On the night of October 27th, 1842, the good ship Mary Compton, of Bristol, England, was straggling with a fearful gale off the coast of North America. The wind blew furiously, but the weather was clear, and the captain ...
... LIVES LOST. Win Traiaist Ship Capsized. Alothet • after it had lappeeed the fine news of • terrible climate at reached Dover on Monday, though it to have happeoed on Viedneedez week in title Bay of Hinny. On that day • Belgian training ship capsized ...
... BIG NAVAL DISASTER. SHIP BLOWN VP AT SHEERNESS. OVER ROO LIVEB LOST. H.M. auxiliary ship Princess Irene was accidentally blown up in Sheerness Harbour on Thursday morning. Only ono sorvivor, gtoker David Wills, who sustained bursa from the explosion ...