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... utility. The return is very detailed, giving the number lost both of ships and steamers in each month. The geperal result is a total of 11455 vessels which have been wrecked or injured 4949 being ships and 5006 Steamers. The total number of casualties is ...
... sil cihannel, and on the shores of the German °t. It is not possible to form any very correct es. 0ate of tile number of ships lost, or of their value, 'I1 is still more difficult to estimate the' value of jr cargoes- Many hundred thousand pounds will ...
... 88 line of battle `se d ships against our 77, but he did not think that to rd combination at all jrobable-- (laughter uned Hear, v.a1 d- hear)-and he believed it would be found Geranay li3 irt put down as line of tattle ships somue which me were comi ...
... bhaving proved unsue- cessful. Tugs are taking up the materials which can be seved. - SHIPS LOST BY FIRE. On Tuesday the list of losses by fire was further augmen~ted. ''he ship Canton, Captain Krr, bound from the C~lyde to Bombay, is reported burnt at sea on ...
... the msouth of thin St. Lawrence. Several hli: ping disasters are reported. The ship 3innie Dauvon vwe: ashore ness- the Lighthouse at F*ather Point. One life wv lost. The ships Spartan, Mario , and Salonia are reported to have gone ashore on the coast. Thc ...
... forty-five years old. Mr. ?? Rowley, member of a firm of shipping agents in the Minories, London, was committed for trial, onTuesday, for obtaining£2on pretence of procuringa berth for a man on board a ship. The Empress of Russia is expected to arrive at Nice ...
... k Privates: Francis Bowles, slightly; Michael O'Neill, lost a leg; John Coig, lost an arm; Thomas Fitzgerald, se- ' verely; Charles Hogan, severely; Thomas Dillon, lost an arm; David Condon, lost an arm; Patrick Cummins, atoo an arn ; John F allon, severely; ...
... 'The fit-st fleet of the I at~ East India Company, out of 5Q18, lost 100 men before andc [ve A after lauding, in the voyage of Seven months to the Cape Ild ?? Hope. Anison, in three ships, lost O-26 men out of [Ye lull, inl tenl mouths afier heav-lug, Euglanld ...
... :-The Resolute, all hands l; lost; the Rip van Winkle, all lost; the Wild Wave, one e or two saved; the Kenilworth, all lost; the Progress, it some saved ; the Wanderer, all lost ; the Marquess, all g lost; the Mary Ann, all ...
... ashore on the rocks of Balaklava. Only a few lives were lost. The Sausparei had been got off, and no English vessels of war had been lost.E The admiralty gives the following official list of the ships lost and disabled during the disastrous gale on the 11th ...
... from Mr. Iloehfort, of Ciogrentanei county of Carlow, now serving as a midship- tman on board Her Maljesty's ship President:- Her Majesty's ship Presidentt, Petropauloveki, Xantsebatka, Sept. 6. We arrived here on ithe'291h of August. We found the .place ...
... closely. Now, this description applied to thle tli i-ships of the expedition, anid there were no ships lost at oc y that time. It bad been urged that Sir John Franklin ir, 1.would not aboandon his ships ; 'that they could not float wi aunieterruptedly such ...