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... which 1 had not full confidence. The owners were all registered on the ship's register at her Majesty's Customs, proprietors to the extent of their respective shares, under the Shipping Act, and not, supposed, constituted joint stock company. The Wm. Aldam ...
... previous to the origin of the Cunard steamers, and as a proof of their general satety and good management, they have only lost two ships within lorty years : one of these was the Ocean Queen, which left the London Dock about the same period last year as ...
... Paokong between . Burgerine and the rebels, in which the latter lost 2000 , killed. The Russians have offered their assistance for the i capture of Nankin. 1 Canton, Nov. 30.—Ten Spanish ships lost off Manilla in a violent gale. INDIA. The Bombay mail has brought ...
... the enemy, and that our squadron fought at a great distance. I subjoin the list of the killed and wounded. If two Spanish ships lost so many men they must, being far from the aimy, have long resisted. The following ia the account given of the same affair ...
... The Board of Trade have received list of ships lost during the late gales, which is quite astounding. Tbe number of vessels lost is between 300 and 400. How many Uvea not stated. The value of the property lost must amount to more than million of money ...
... or others with great violence booms, bul- warks ic., we.c carried away, and other nsischser done. Lp- wards'or a dozess ships lost their cables, spars, Sc., and were nigh ?? ■ divenaahoro on the Goodwins. Off Uungeues^ New Rou.- nev and Rye, lour vessels ...
... Bohemian, 1864. Atlantic Steamships Lost. The Bohemian makes the twenty-fourth steamship which has been lost sea since the commencement communication by steam with Europe. These vessels were named as fellows, and were lost in the annexed order, viz. President ...
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... DREADFUL W KECK OF AN EMIGRANT SHIP. NEARLY 200 LIVES LOST. Several total wrecks occurred daring a severe storm, off tbe Essex coast of England, on Wednesday week, the most dreadful one being tbat of a large bark, bound for America, with nearly _G0 German ...
... WRECKS—TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST. Liverpool, Feb. 21.—Th* Jane and Margaret, for New York, with about 200 steerage paasengers. betides several cabin passengeis, including ladies, left Liverpool by the morning tide the 6th instant. She waa stout veaael, built ...
... 561 892,«01 •• account the number of ships, With the amount of their tonnage, belonging to the several ports the British cmpiie, the 181ti and In the year 1816—20,884 ships 2.783.940 tuns In the year 1835—24,62.1 ships 2,035,644 tons •• The number loads ...
... SINKING OF AN IRON SHIP. On Tuesday afternoon, shortly before high water, the Ganges, a large iron ship, of about 1000 tons, sank with, it is feared several of her crew, in the river Thames, opposite the Shadwell entrance of the London Dock. The Ganges ...