... THE LOST SHIPS. VICTOR MOREOANT; a Glasgow rirrr ago. By the Authors* Wild Gate. Frederick the Keopdlinp, Heir of Douglas, Ac., Ac. CHAPTEIT XXXV. THE SEARCH AT BEECT'WC'Sri. The chaise containing the the law had not long left Glasgow when Urn latter ...

... ??? OF LOST SHIPS. 500 .000. res KS, > «&£«' N? .11, e ...

... the lost ships. The Lutzow was a battle cruiser ot tons displacement, with length of 6SO feet,, carrying • eight 12in. guns, twelve 6in., and twelve 24-pounders, bhe was laid down in September. 1912, and completed only last year. . . The Rostock was a ...

... LOST SHIPS. During the past week casualties ware reported at Thirteesi wers to vteseb being foreign and 4 Brittab—whdf 13 were steamers---! foreign and 8 British. the correfjv week last year there were 21 casualties. Uurincr present year 1016 casualtiea ...

... THE LOST SHIPS. The Connemara, built at Dumbarton in 1897, accommodate passengers, had been in the Holyhead service for many years. She was fitted with a submarine signalling apparatus The Retriever, a boat of 600 tons, built at Troon in 1906, belonged ...

... name . Tho fourth Invincible was wrecked on tho Norfolk coast . The ship now lost was the eighth to bear tho name . ARMOURED CRUISERS . Tho Defekce—the eighth ship of tho name—was a ship with a displacement of 14 , 600 tons . Sho was launched at Pembroke ...

... THE LOST SHIPS TWO PRE-DREADNOUGHTS . _ The Irresistible and the Ocean were both pre-Dreadnoughts . The Irresistible displaced 15 , 000 tons , was 400 feet . long , and had engines of 15 , 000 horsepower , giving a speed of about 18 g knots ..- She was ...

... Or, THE LOST SHIPS. GLASGOW STORY or FIFTY YEARS AGO. By the Author m Wild Oat*, M»yhew the MilUpinner,” •* The Foster Brother,” Lucy, the Factory Girl,” And numerous other Popular Tales. CHAPTER XXXV. ...

... THE LOST SHIPS. The Ocean was commencesd in 1808, and completed in 1000. She was 12,950 tons displacement, and her speed was 18.8 lnots. She carried a crew of 760 officers and men. The Irresistible belonged to the Formidable class and was also commenced ...

... The Lost Ships The Prince of Wales was the second of five new 35,000-ton battleships due for completion under the 1937 programme when war broke out. Built by Cammell, Laird, of Birkenhead, she was laid down in January, 1937, and launched by the Princess ...

... LOST SHIPS August 9 Navy patrol ’planes followed up the bombardment by an attack on two cargo ships in Kiska Harbour. Two bomb hits were scored on each of the two ships, resulting in severe damage. On this flight observers reported sighting sunken cargo ...

... LOST SHIPS. Thenumber and tonnage of British vessels respecting whose loss reports were received at the Board of Trade during l.{: month of November, and the number of lives lost, are as follows: Sailing vessels, 77: tonnage, 10,819 ; lives lost, 83; ...