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... FALL OF A HOUSE IN THE STRAND.-THREE LIVES LOST. Tie ?? nd At the cornert of Arundel-street, the opposite side to the ers[ Whittington Club-house, a great number of men have been nld employed in preparing the foundations for anextensiverange of of premises ...
... THE NATIONAI. CROS3-COOTTRT CHAMPION- ' ' • SHIP. ' ?? TO THB BDEtOB OB THB .'DBBBT MBBCCBT. Sir— As there hare 'bam several paragraphs in your paper ori tb»*bove, and^^aBaMW*aMe*r*' to be • great oaalof disappointment felt by *tt3etes that the event ...
... thesinling ship, and was caught by the man Warfr, who eagerly secured it rosed his body, and then j umped into the sea, in the hopes of being hauled to the George. By some unforeseen circumstance thle line became entagled with some part of the ship, for wihen ...
... berths, several were m o nearly suffocated, and one or two bad to be carried on to the a ,e deck. Fortunately, no life has been lost. The origin of tbeww fire has not been ascertained. 1 b it DAMAGUr AOAINST AN INsURANCE CoPAiNtY.-Mre.foe it Hutton, of Pall ...
... cast off, and the people who had embarked in the boats perished, with their equally unfor- Li; tunate companions en heard the ship, except four of the dot crew and four passengers, who alone of upwards of 150 LiN souls, remained totellthu tale. These 8p ...
... DISASTER TO TIHE STEAMU-SHIP GREAT BRlIITAIN. We regret to announce the occurrence of a disaster to the steama-ship Grealt Britain of a most serious and laentable 5character. Thle simple facts areas f)llow :-TlseGreat]Britain ran ashore at half-pest nine ...
... 11er Majesty's ship Lord Warden, off Cape hi Finisterre, 7th Sept. 1870, r.m. S. I very mtch regret to have to send painful intelligence. pi Her Majesty's ship Captain must have foundered in the S; night. She was close to thifs ship at two this morning ...
... of about 100 tons burden being run down hy a powerful steam-ship. The particulars as yet received respecting the catastrophe are far from being satisfactory. The unfortunate vessel which is lost appears to have been the Bose, of Exeter, Mr. Webber master ...
... the Ifstores. The ship lies within 200 yards of the beach, bilged A and very quiet, the water over the lower deck. If the s'weather should keep moderate, some part of the cargo may be saved, in a damaged state. I have abandoned the ship to e Lloyd's agent ...
... LOSS OF THE SHIP CONSTANT.-HORRIBLE SUFFERING OF THE CREW. Adreadful loss was announced at Lloyd's on Saturday, the th, wreck of the ship Constant, from Sydney for Manilla, onl a cu. sunken reef, inlat. ?? long. 155 58 E. The ship appears doi to have ...
... DR EADFUL LOSS OF THE E1117GRANT SHIP |AIiY OF LONDON, I crj 2501 t/1 L.L'iJJttit, Details of tice ?? of the Mlary, an emigrant ship of London, while on her homeward voyage from Sydney, and the dreadfccl Iiste of nearly all the f'emale palssengers, hlare ...
... TUhe Ni H SHIP DLSSTRO YING EXPERIMENT Iby CAPT. WARNE R, 011F BRIGHTON. 'Jime great interest wvhich has been excited, not oniy amongst naval men, but. amongst the pulasic at large, by thle deciltactistn of Capt. Warner that hle wyas preltti'in to prove ...