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... previous ten years. In missing ships the loss of life, which reached 1867 in 1886-7, fell during 1887-8 to 969. With reference to these figures, however, it must r be remembered that the record of lives lost in missing ships in the course of 1886-7 was swollen ...
... which took place yesterday. Three American var ships engaged the Spanish forts and batteries, and a determined action ensued. It is claimed that the Spanish guns were silenced by the American fire. The ships loSt 2 killed and 8 wounded, while the casualties ...
... adopt- ing the limited liability principle. If a ship so owned was lost the limited liability bad disap-- peared' -with the ship; on the other hand, if an individual owner remained the proprietor of the ship his responsibility remained. If the bill vent ...
... danger, also report, whether the w ea-. vessel is a1 coaster, or an oves-sea home-ti-ads ship, or a-. ei v-foreign-going ship ; and if a coastex- or house-tiads Ship, the w i-surveyor should also report the nature of hes, employment, Ca- the nature of the ...
... exist. No less thais 17 silips tus-. of war Ilave been lost, destroyed, or taken since the commence- t ment of thle war-7about half of ?? the fastal day of Sinopo, U mec Of tile'vessels lost four arc ships of the line and two steamers. II ngs What remains ...
... shall be carried on board any British c ship unless such grain cargo be coetained x in bags, sacks, or barrels, or secured from n .shifting by boards, bulkheads, or other :te. According to the arguments of -the ship- f I owners, the precautions set forth ...
... the nine years between that date and the Peace of Amiens the French had e lost 32 ships of the line and 266 smaller e vessels, while of our navy only five line-of- , battle ships and 37 snmaller vessels had been taken. And all this was before Copenhagen ...
... steamer Strombsoli, among the list of deleg tes and members of I'arlianneut who, during I tive year; ending 1S82, had lost 63 ships and 3067 lives; and whether it was true that upon the attention of the Board of Trade being called to the I circumstance ...
... to have ceased to exist. No less than 17 ships of war have been lost, destroyed, or taken since the com- mencement of the war, about half of them on the fatal draV of SinoepL. Of the vessels lost four are ships ol the line and two steamers. What remains ...
... n. IL The chartered ships will carry the man-of- war flag of the Confederation. III. They will be armed and fitted out for I the intended service at the cost of the Navy of the Confederation. IV. The valuation price of ships lost in the service of the ...
... A ship 'sw teat, much damaged, supposed to belong to the wrecked hal vessel, came ashore near where the ship struck. Tis Eryon Friday morning, anothier vessel causie ashore on to: thle rocks about a, mile nearer Stonehave-i than the aboveth ship, and ...
... Board ofIt Trade. lo YUiissirS LOST AND MISSING DURENG 1874. -A summary 558 of the nouinler of vessels recorded at Lloyd's as lost, and at of these posted as missing in 1874, showvs that the total number of vessels lost was 3109, an increase on thl'e ...