... because the odds were great, and they might lose some ships in trying to-atop them? The vessels are provided fight with, and long they fight with honour to the end what more can ask? course, lost ships; and, of course, we shall lose more before the end the ...

... supposed to have been lost the previous year, were never heard of, and were reported as missing during the twelve months coveted In' the return. These 926 Uvea were sacrificed In 165 ships. Of these ships, 121 were totally lost, and the remunlng 34 sustained ...

... HOW A GOOD SHIP WAS LOST. On the night of October 27th, 1842, the good ship Mary Compton, of Bristol, England, was struggling with a fearful gale off the coast of North America. The wind blew furiously, but the weather was clear, and the captain expected ...

... LOST ON THE ’’PATHFINDER. In list tho«e who have died their country'« cause appear* the name Stoker Wdlliam John Home, -wlho went down with H.M.B. “Pathfinder,” whit* was torpedoed on September last year. Leading Stoker Hoeio, who was yearn age, was ...

... SOUTHCHURCH YOUTH ON LOST VESSEL It is twelve months now since a cloud Passed over the family of Joseph Alexander Lee, painter, of 14, Dalmatia Ro ad , Southchurch. when. on January 16th, it was reported from Vanconver, 8.C., that the sailing ship Hartfleld was ...

... LOST IN THE ARCTIC SEAS. On Thursday, according to a New York correspond. ent, the steamer Rodgers sailed for San Francisco. She Is provisioned for three years, and goes to search for Mr. Bennett's Arctic exploring ship Jeannette, formerly the British ...

... TWENTY-FIVE LIVES LOST. A Lloyd'' , telegram from Trate* states that part et a ship's side with • portion of headboard marked City of Dun in large letters, has been washed whore near Puffin Island, on the coast of Kerry. The remaining letters of the ...

... period of lost year. The approximate value of property lost was n.,5c0m0, including British £1,000,000. Four vessels were lost off the coasts of the United Kingdom, two wer.Mumulonerl at sea, and two sank by collision. Thirty-five lives were lost. ...

... approximate value of..party lost was £4,soo,ooo,including British 0,600, 11 I. Five vessels were lost off the coasts of the United Kingdom, five off Denmark ; two were abandoned at sea ; two destroyed by fire. The lives lost and missing numbered about ...

... THE CORPORATION SHIP. Honoured Skipper.—Ble»t if the .''Dip ain’t gittiu’ among the breakers treat. Here lie fust mate d fled A. 8.. when the latter ordered below! The Captain scorns to const Ins beam cuds I tlolv. Tit© ship and the don’t su.t him. tliat’s ...

... SHIP HOTEL J. Holland, Esq. ; E. Hooke, Esq. ; R. Hawley, Esq., London. 87 1 0NELEIGH VILLA. IL Harris,Esq., Mrs. Harris and family, Enfield, Middlesex ; Miss Croft. TAYLOR'S TERMINUS HOTEL. Mrs. W. H. Welch, Mr. F. Bradley and Mre. Bradley, Mr. A. Lindridge ...

... found out how it happened, 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 destruction of • ship's engine has no lesson for you? How shortsighted men are! Did you ever ...