... representing the ships that entered a ?? k cinwards and cleared outwards at all our ports, and Lheis y which, irrespectively of vessels engagedapurely as T,, )r. passenger ships, was 409,255. When we think of closeE 'f this vast number of ships all passing ...

... Parliameni who, duiriig Lhe five years enied 1882, lost 65 ships, with 3Si6 lives, and of those nine of them who, ih the same time, have lost 3b shins, with 177 lives, together with the name of each ship and the date oft building. he I'E FRANCHISE BILL ...

... missing I three sailing ships which have fur some time besu overdue. The oflicers and crews of these vessels numbered in all forty five men. As nothing has heeu heard of any of them, they are now given upsa having been lost with their ships. The most serious ...

... undignified and overbearing flingo at the e shipping trade at a time of unusual de- to pression in that great industry and pending ba . the full inquiry with questions relating to se shipping and loss of ships at sea by the cie Royal Commission which has ...

... vessels were laden or light; 131 ir of these ships weoro entirely lost, and 33 sustained partial tl damage. Of the Oti3 lives lost the very great number of Nw 275 were lost in vessels that foundered, 53 lives were lost on in board vessels in ...

... ctive demand ; price advancing. Pig-iron-100 tons ex ship, 40 to 41 dollars, 6 mouths. Linseed Oil without material alteration. Freights-Ameunt offering light. Tobacco inactive. Some fragments of the lost steamer, City of Glasgow, were seen by the master ...

... amount of tonnage lost, And i'ithe nunsber of lives sacrificed during October (excepting those ships lost in the recent gale) -The number of vessels destroyed was 57 - the total tonnage lost was 16,20.9; and the numbr r' of lives lost was 8S ...

... British cargo land passenger ships and steamers, and excluding tug steamers, barges, lighters, and fishing vessels; and of the steamers and ships lost which had cer- tificates from the Board of Trade at the time of their being lost. MR BRLADLAUGH. - The D ...

... pr ported as wrecked. She was a constructive total th i loss, because she was got off the rocks and repaired. A return of ships lost, with the names of the ae l owners, had been erdered'on the motion of the hon. member for Caruarvonshire (MNr Bathbone) ...

... tind chat in: the iasn |Hive years these 47 stipo wnwers, these picked men, h tave lest is ships and S3i7 liv~es, cudlo tha:t out Of thle 47 9 alos hove lost 33 ships ?? 177 lives. I beg the Kouse to under-t.tsod heat. is m~y ohvct ise briniagn~ this fact ...

... the Budget were dia- P- posed of. - BRITISH STEAMSHIPS LOST. Mfr BARRY asked the President of the Boa4 of Trade if he would lay upon the table of the it House a list of the British steamships lost or iniss th ing during the past ten years, with the names ...

... it answered their pur- pose in tie long run. Because if this system was followed thre men lost heart; they found it was not worth the trouble ; the time they lost was worthmore,tban they got. The consequence was the spirit of the law was set at defiance ...