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... SHIPS LOST. The Board of Trade has reoeiTod official information of the following losses The ship Mannerag, 1160 tone harden, Captain Brown, commander, from New fork for Liverpool, totally loot on the rock at lona, Scottund; 17 of her crew drowned; cargo ...
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... Federal* lost in the late battles 1.000 prisoners. cannon, great number of small arm*, their train, and 1,000,000 dollars in greenbacks. The Federal ironclad Fast port, tile mo*t valuable in Porter s fleet, grounded, and was lost. The French ships that sailed ...
... others were forced to travel a great distance over the ice, in order to effect their escape. The following is a list of the lost ships. Of Hull.— The Gilder, W. Kenrie; North Britain, Story ; Oxenhope. Me Intush ; Progress, Dannatt; William, North. Whitby ...
... Referring the number of un*-cu. worthy ships lost, the report says every c-ff-'r* should be encourngsd check the going to era o' such vessel*, briefly stating the ages of vessel?, lost or damaged, comparatively new ships bearing ■ high proportion to the number ...
... HARWICH Wreck. The ship Dorothy, Cktchpool, master, from Sunderland, bound to London with coal, struck on the Ounfleet Sands late on Thursday night, and was totally lost. The ship's crew and boats were brought Into this port by the smack Denerolcncc, ...
... recovered Mr. Wm. Johnson, the May Flower (Leigh). It was floating between the Nore and the Mouse light ships. Lost and Children.—Between £6O and worth of lost property was* recovered by the police last week, and the Policestation was never free from loet children ...
... losses of merchant ships and into the cause* of such losses. Mr. turrer. permanent secretary the Bojird of 1 rude, ana Mr. PHmsoll were examined as witnesses, the latter stating that the number of grain vessels laden mbulkj which had been lost during the last ...
... the opportunity of vindicating himself from the charges made against him Mr Plimsoll. Although had lost five ships since 1873, were all A 1 iron ships, well found as ever went to sea. ESSEX, AND ESSEX_ ME WEEKS IN PARLIAMENT. Among those who toted with ...
... entitled to dine, at the Lord Mayor’s expence, 100 limes in the year. Loss op Shipping.—There probably has lieen quarter of a year in the memory of man, in which the loss of shipping has been so great as in the last For nearly three months have had perpetual ...
... DESTRUCTION OP SHIP BY FIRE. TWO BUNDBZD LIVES LOST. Nxw York, Oct. 29. The steamer Stonewall, bound from St. Louis for New Orleans, caught fire when near Cairo, on Wednesday night. Oat of 258 persons on board, only 38 are known to be saved. Her cargo ...
... THE ESSEX HERALD, TUESDAY, OCT. 7, 1890. HOW A GOOD SHIP WAS LOST. tbe night of October 27th, 1812, the good •hip Mary Compton,” of Bristol, Bug* land, was struggling with fearful gale off the coast of North America. The wind blew furiously, hut the weather ...