... , only 50 of the latter, costing 778 lives, for t being lost, while as many. as 224 of the former, not R costing 2031 lives, either foundered or were missing. she such With regard -to ships lost between the 1st of I - January, 1875, and the 16th of May ...

... dnnger of ?? is if he carries passengers, because he would lose business it)if he' lost many ships. But in other cases th Fes. it might be to his interest to lose ships.- n ion It would not be to his advantage unless in the an case of fraudulent insurance ...

... to have been lost from explosion. Of the total number of vessels loot, 104 were laden with grain, by which 730 lives were lost; 268 were laden with coal, by which 1130 lives were lost; 146 were laden with timber, by which 458 lives were lost; and of the ...

... deaths of seamen reported to the Registrar-General of Shipping and Seamen totalled 294. Of this number 115 were the results of drowning from shipwreck and accidental, and 28 lost in missing ships. Of the total number 188 were British seamen. A well-known ...

... of owners who, having lost their ships in the I storm, have invested their insursnte moneys in new bottoms, take the case of a worthy, well-to-do gentleman, entertaining a friend with lamentations over the ruin of the shipping interest, when end- fdenly ...

... in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, and for the United Kingdom. THE SHIPS LOST DURING 1383. In reply to MIr. Whitley, Mir. HOLbs could not promise the statement of ships lost during 1883, with the amount of in- surance effected, whicls was furnished ...

... froma known unseaworthiness; whilst In a total of 5345 lives lost In missing ships, that is where the cause of Iloss Is unknown. 4223 were lost In classed ships, and only 1122 in unalassed ships. So that In the words of a very able letter In ...

... been received at the Cork naval th Vstation to discontinue the dismantling of her Majesty's ship Conway, reported now te be retained there as'la be training ship for novices. dii t The court of dirdotors of the East India Company have us z.given directions ...

... the loss on both sides was immense. The loss of t the Turks is estimated at twenty-five ships of war; but I s the Greeks are said likewise to have lost sixteen ships of war. Mr. Gordon.-It will be remembered that the London 1 Coatier, in December last, ...

... be A' in kept closed, so as to shield him from the cold drafts -we l he experionccd each time they were opened. a- SIX SHIPS LOST, tb, n- WITH PART OF THEIR CREWS.. at The schooner Charles, Captain hITirden, belonging Sa ato Dartosoutla, on a voyage ...

... GRAIN TRADE SHIPS LOST. A parliamentary retburn, just Itssned, shows that during the four and a half years ?? 30, 1875, 'the total number of grain ships reported to the Board of Trade as totally lost wab 415, and the total numberof Iives ...

... unsuccessful Ssed chace of the French squadrot. 1-His Majesty's ships lost sight, ded of the L'.Orient squadron in the second day of the chace, in. lose 'thick weather. The enemy was lost seen in lat. 48. 50. N. lon:t hong. 9. 30. NV. steering N. WV. Sir ...