... of helping the tire hoped to effect, Helston made for the snot where the ship had lain, in the hope that some traces of it might left nnbnmed. - as not disappointed, for the ship had been in the sand, that though it was burned off to a lev ! with the lava ...

... search continued for a year, and hundreds of other craft kept watch as they voyaged to and fro, not the slightest trace the lost ship was discovered. It was finally concluded that she had struck Heating wreck in mid-ocean and gsme down suddenly that no one ...

... severe gala prevailed on the British coasts on Sunday night and Monday. Several shipping disasters and gallant Uleboat rescues are recorded, and two lives have been lost. Conaiderable damage to property ie reported from variona parts of the country. In ...

... another wrecked party ol seventeen, the surviving part the crew of the British ship Dunskeig,” Olasgow, fourteen having' perished through exposure. Now, the ship was lost on the 23rd of June, and lot of the cargo, consisting of Epps’s Ooooa, was washed ...

... Friday night had given rise to much anxiety, was set at rest on Saturday morning by the arrival at Holyhead of the American ship Santa Clara with twelve of the orew and two of the passengers of the missing steamer on board. There were thirty-five persons ...

... TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE Many shipping disasters are reported connection with the great gale of Tuesday and Wednesday. Several vessels have pone down on the Welsh, Irish, and Cornwall and Devon coasts, and the loss of life is serioos. Inland several accidents ...

... this search continued for a Tear, and hundreds of other craft watch as they voyaged to and fro, not the slightest trace the lost ship was discovered. It was finally concluded that-she had struck floating wrect in mid-ocean and g*»ne down so suddenly that ...

... “A” homo Bar. 11—FoUbrd Baren A away Mar. 18-HuU “B .away April 4 April 11—Blacetoa .. .away HOW H.M.B. SERPENT WAS LOST. Cotmnu, Friday. Owing to tbo fortomU eirenmitaDM that a trader of Camerina* w»8 acqaaioted with Engliah, it haa been poarbla ...

... (illustrated), Annie Fields; “ A Faded Scapular,” Story, F. U. Millet; “ A Walk in Tudor London (illustrated), Walter Bessnt; His Ship,” Poem (illoatrated), James Russell Lowell; Melchior: Mease Minuit.” Christmas Legend (illustrated), McLennan ; “ A Daughter ...

... Mr Alfred Boyes, printer) bad obtained the first pries for solid geometry, together with Ist in honours and second prize for ship joinery given by the City and Guilds of London Institute, together with the Institute’s bronze medal. Fred Witty, sun of Mr ...

... t Association.— Ou Thursday evening next Mr Lancaster, sub-editor the Eastern Morning News, will deliver lecture ou Ships and shipping in Beverley and Hall.” Chcroh Institute. —ln eonnection with this Institute, au interesting lecture on the ” English ...

... abandoned and, one after another, her boats were lost in that great ocean. If after she had got wedged among the ice, then they floated away from her to perish of cold and starvation. One can only guess how the big ship came to lying where 1 found her. She may ...