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... Captains who have Lost their Ships. The Merchant Service have lately been themeelves in the cases of and officers of merchant ships which have been low through the of the war. The nosition in Law is that the pay of merchant seafarers ceased at the of ...
... I admit that a large proportion of my ships have been lost, and by which I have lost a considerable amount of money. These ships were all classed, and most of them were of the highest class. They were lost while in cora mand of Board ...
... preceding weeks, six British merchant ye-ses of 1,600 tons gross or over are included in this week's Admiralty return of ships lost by mine or submarine. Two vessels under tonnage are also reported, one 'oeing sunk last November. The sinkings for the preceding ...
... Board and the institution be !town 'half-maw and not at 'mast head,' in memory of ti e officers and who have been lost in following ships i—Amphion, Speedy, p eg ,. sus, Pathfinder, Aboukir, Hogue, end Cressy, and that explanatory b e posted at the entrances ...
... loss of the steamer Stromboli, amongst the list of delegates and members of Parliament who in the five years ending 1882 lost 66 ships and 377 lives and whether it is true that upon the attention of the Board of Trade being brought to the circumstance that ...
... T. - P. Tilling has been .built to Lloyd's. highest class and is the first of a series under construction to replace. ships lost by the company during the war. MACHINERY FOR RUBBER PRODUCTION. - of the must versatile firms in the comrtty, Messrs. Vickers ...
... Sea the North Atlantic the Mediterranean and mine laying off the coast of France” He retains a great sense of humour: I lost a few ships in my time” he joked Also honoured with an OBE was Tony Hirst director of the Boat Museum at Ellesmere Port Mr Hirst ...
... against Mr. Maclver, accusing him of having lost two ships. It turned out that one ship was lost, but it did not happen to belong to Mr. Maclver, and the other was Mr. Maclver's, bat it did not happen to get lost. (Laughter.) In reference to ...
... knew him to be an honest, straightforward fellow, yet he was under suspicion of having sold his ship to the underwriters. He had lost certain ships, and he (Mr.Maclver) wished to know with reference to these statements whether it was not a fact ...
... others were lost except the Kenilworth, which was sold. They were all insured more or less, and insurances were paid on all. He was not sure whether he had given the names of all the ships. He had made out a list of all the ships he had lost, which had ...
... LOST WITH HIS SHIP. Official information hat been received at hie tome in Birkenhead of the death of ...
... AMERICA REPLACING LOST SHIPPING. The United States Shipping Board in a detailed statement for August shows that 244,111 gross tons of new shipping was delivered together with 16,918 gross tons of other construction over 1.000 tons. The Allied and neutral ...