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... ESSEX COUNTY LOST SHIPS, LETTER FROM FOR CHELMSFO}! rished in H.M.S. Geo In- n ot r. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Ambre St n Road, winos five 6oms i (with one and country rmve rece eliington Avenue, Royal levwter » he was on leave Privy also in the Buckingh Ventris ...

... STEAMER SUNK OFF HARWICH TWO LIVES LOST Two British ships were in collision off Harwich in the fog on Saturday night, and one vessel was sunk, with .he loss two lives. The occurred two miles north-east of the Sunk Lightship, and the vessels were the Baron ...

... HARWICH. Wreck. The ship Dorothy, C&tchpool. • master, from Sunderland, bound to London with coal, struck the Gunfleet Sands late on Thursday night, and was totally lost. The ship's crew and boats were , brought into this port by the smack Benevolence ...

... war, though have lost several ships the line, yet only ono fell into the hands of the French; and the other hand during the whole course the war have taken only one ship of the line belonging to the royal navy of France; these two ships were the Ardent ...

... them. Japan agrees to give fifty ships, totalling 400,000 tons burthen, the Allies, and the United States will release steel for their completion. THE SUBMARINE WARFARE. Last week's official' return of British ships lost enemy submarine attacks slight increase ...

... Referring to the number of unscaworthy ships lost, the report says every effort' should be encouraged to check the going to sea of ; such vessels. Briefly stating the ages of vessels lost or damaged, comparatively new ships bearing high proportion to the number ...

... feet. Mr. F. Hab&is the Shipping Combination —At the Conservative Club, Tuesday, Mr. auk is, tne president, delivered a lecture upon 44 Shipping Combination. Mr. Harris has travelled a treat deal, has clocely followed the shipping question for Teats. described ...

... that lasted several days, the Japanese lost 23 ships, including one battleship,- five cruisers, five destroyers, and twelve transports. Independent accounts say that twenty to forty thousand Japanese troops were lost in tBe sunk transports, and taking the ...

... broke out, have lost 230 fighting ships of all classes, which is more than twice the total losses of the war vessels the whole of the other Allies. We have also lost auxiliary craft, such as mim* sweepers and trawlers, and 2.400 merchant ships, being three ...

... the 20th inst. All hands lost except myself.'' Three ships lost with nearly all hands. On Saturday, among the fresh losses reported at Lloyd's were the wrecks of three ships, and nearly tbe wholo of the crews, viz., the ship William, 591 ton ...

... the great aw-s with warm engagements off and the Isle of Wight Ihe Spaniard, already somewhat demoralized and having lost several ships an-chored Calais 8 Beads the 2-th Jul) awaiting the arrival ot the Duke or Parma, who was, however, make the desired ...