... the lade who bad been dis.targed .trom. the ship . were earning an honest livine, when they remembered the class of boys who were sent there. They would find that of the boys on the ship at preseet 32 had lost both parents and 114 one parent, and they onuld ...

... 2J.- It LO IttiItLIU (I lost ?? to ?? I- IIn tljfe- ery Stroill trout S.W.. wvith rain, ind ltoiritis noun1 EL0 u tw,.o tioe edol ?? to II 1liurn~itie. 'IIle drdkill f theC til ,-elII sea t: uccaonitily prevented tlho, ships; in the Downs iti~ giwen ...

... ISHIPWRECK OF THE SHIP BISTOLI ICe (FR(osi THrE Air.MnICAN I'Aiors.) es at WNe mentioned in tile ?? of yesterdaly the we id shipwireck of the ship Briistol, Captain AiI 'ounn, la *y from .iverpool, on Far tRocksnway. The loss of we t tile 13ristol is ...

... APPALLING LIFPBOAT AVCCIDENT. TIELVET, LVE.S LOST. At noon on Satinlay a moast terrible an(d inelancholy catastrophle occurred at Gorleston, a village near Great Yarmouth, which resultedI in the I ss~ of no fewer than twelve brave and experienced boatmen ...

... shorten sail, hut the onter was not obeyed, for the ship, struck with terrific force by the wind, heeled over until the sea poured tonls of water into her open poits, and she went down like- a stone %lost of the ba ds were below deck at the timc, many were ...

... As soon is lie had succeed- blts ed in letting all ol board, tie ship was got under rs weigh, nnd proceeded in the direction of Capeo R'ay besi t Every comfort that his means and the ship's'capneity niuE afforded w ere placedaot the sufferera' dispaosil ...

... the number of 120, with the view w of providing for them in the Western States of America. ae Having shipped them at Liverpool on board the packet .y ship City of Mobile, and made all the necessary arrange' I_ ments for their safe conduct, as he imagined ...

... I . , T N ., S I THE1 TRAINING SHIP LIO. ANNUVETAL MEETING.an The annual moetingof the friends and sabsoribers Ea to the industrial training ship Clio, which is Ye anchored in the Menai Straits, off Bangor, was held ex in the council chamber of the ...

... found out how itbappened, and repaired the engines and no lives were lost. Very true, but wait a moment. Because you never go to sea, do you think the sudden destruc- tion of a ship's engine has no lesson for you? How short-eighted men are I Did you ever ...

... MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK-ONE HUN. DRED AND FOR'T'Y-ELOH'I' LIVES LOST. T'he following account of a dreadful casualty is from the Qsebec Mlerctury of Saturday last:- It a.gain becomes our duty to record a melancholy calamity involving destruction of human ...

... olpen ?? wa;s VeryX shal~l~iv> , t'l leeo e to}lelcll(l tilec ground, in cettcillu eot' of xvwit ll hier itdrl clc as un lt- shipped. At this; itiient a heity s'ssteuck her, 111 she ?? the giltiiitl alld illiiialiately tili'teil OVor, ?? Iliel ltS, tilt! ...

... :Army, others holding goodpositions on shore in Bng- land and in the colonies. Of the boys now on board 29 have lost both parents,and 116 have lost one par- ent; 78 have been entered on theregister during the Ipast year, and 59 have been discharged, viz., ...