... pick* d up bv tbe ateamer Leeoa, and taken in*o Orirn by. The beach 'or several miles strewn w th wreckage and portions of ships lost in tbe vicinity within tbe last few days Tbs result of the recent surrey of route from Br>to to lake Nica sgna, ssys the ...

... the pence the for the bud ? et 1874. The last transit of reverely crushed by the timbers aiing them. of her crew lieing lost Thrre ships were re- coroner, xVorth Warwickshire, on Saturday having raased the death of Helen Terry, with andX civiliLliou Your ...

... Jim’s treasure ship EUXTON dowser Jim Longton has used his powers to pinpoint a 17th Century shipwreck. The Blessing of Burntisland was lost in a st(i)lrm in the Firth of Forth in 1633, killing 33 sailors. The ship is believed to have been carrying treasures ...

... get near the ship. Captain Perry then steamed round the wreck, which roved to the Allan. Another boat was then kunched, in charge officer Barker and a willing crew. Thia boat also returned, and the officer said tho crew the sinking ship “must jump overboard ...

... DAMAGE TO LIVERPOOL SHIPS. A despatch from Cape Town save—The Frederick Warren, 1160 tone, F. Norman, master, of Liverpool, from Manilla to New York, was in the hurricane off south end of Madagascar. She has lost mainmast, raizeniopmast, and mizeumast ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. Twentt-Fivb Lives Lost.— A strong galo, accompanied very heavy snow, raged in St. George's Channel during Friday sennight. In the midst of the storm a terrible disaster hefel the Liverpool and Dublin steamer Torch and the ship Chaoahnco ...

... MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL. PASSED BY THE HOUSE OFJ LORDS. Mr. Pnmlwr, the counsel for the promoters of this Bill, informed the Select Committee of the House of horde that the promoters had arranged terms with the Bridgwater Canal and the Mersey and Irwell ...

... A BUNKED SHIP OFF RHYL. About half-past two o’clock Sunday afternoon, the wreck of a ship was observed by the coastguard ou duty at Kbyl, on Constable Bank, the tail of the north-west patch, with parts of two masts standing out of the water. The lifeboat ...

... TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE AT AYR. TWENCY-NINB LIVES LOST. The work* of the SJesero. Templeton, et Ayr, con. e’tied mr.ioly of foor large b'ook* orboiidinge, three of them four stora)* in be'gbt, > nd the other three storey* high, together with oi >cr adjacent ...

... THE MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL. TR& CONTRACT SIGNED. As the first definite step towards the commencement of the undertaking contract fur the whole of the works connected with the oonstruction of the Ship Caosl has now been let to Messrs. Lucca and Abird for ...

... FOUNDERING OF A LARGE SHIP. LOSS OF TWENTY LIVES. Intelligence received from Lloyd’s Thursday, states tbatjtho ship Maid of Orleans, 896 tons, has been given op as lost with her crew of 20 hands. She sailed from Philadelphia for Harve with a valuable ...

... the of 400 lives, and comprising 3,716 vaaeala. The Bomber of ships In ezoesa of tbs cava* aliitca reported, beeanae in cases of eoUlsion, which contribute 701 to tbe Hat, two or more ships are Involved in one mlsfoitnoe. Excluding collisions from the ...