... s and cruiser, and a number smaller vessels, belongm-; the enemy have r; captured the British Fleet, which has also lost several ships. Yesterday Admiral May. with a Blue battleship squadron, captured Scarborough, and the enemy also claim to complete ...

... its fleet have only lost the Africa- and the Tripoli during these 33 years; the Line lost, six trom 1851 to 1873; tbe Allan Line (which now numbers 17 steamers) lost seven from and tbe Collms Line, which worked from 1852 to 1857, lost two out of four. The ...

... TOGO'S LOST PREY. ships escape. reach manila. Cement admiral. ' UPATSEA HIS OPPONENT. A . A-dhf 0 ' i his ies P atch ' the M f Vessel t* 7, gives names of four O * lor, the Baltic Fleet ' *as fi account. The mystery, »ci ! ally , ...

... telegram.] collision occurred eighteen miles off the Start early on Tuesday morning, by which two ships hare foundered and fifteen lives lost. The colliding ships were the barque Robert Kelly, of Boston, Captain Kingman, and tbe barque of Liverpool, Captain ...

... disasters stretches back to the very beginning of modern exploration. Two English jnoneers, Yvilloughby and Jack man, were lost with their ships and crews in the Sixteenth Century, not to mention Henry Hudson, who was abandoned by his mutinous crew the bay had ...

... British merchant sailing ships, British merchant steamships, and British merchant sailing and steam ships lost between the years 1885 and 1891, showing the nature of the casualties by which life was lost and the number of lives lost. He said ...

... judgment should withheld until official details are received. The Government will not make claims for life and property lost ships which were duly warned were sunk while trying to escape. President Wilson yesterday officially took the charges tliat German ...

... The cruisers Yang Wei and Chao Ynng were driven ashore. The Chinese assert that the Japanese finally withdrew, and have lost four ships sunk. The remainder of tbe Chinese fleet has reached Weihai-wsi. The first Liternational Art Exhibition in Venice will ...

... whether it would be well to recruita boat’s crew at Api, and it was resolved that this should be done, provided no time was lost. The ship’s boat returned once more te the shore under the charge of Mr. Stewart Fraser, second mate; Mr. Nicholl, and a crew eonsisting ...

... can afford be; in lact, more pliable and obliging about traffic in the .North Sea and than-we ought to have been. We have lost ships and men and some prestige thereby, but worse than all that, have prolonged the war. and thus increased that terrible toll ...

... special service ship (whose name unknown) and one destroyer captured. RUSSIAN LOSSES. The Russian losses definitely known so far may classified as follows :, SUNK. Two battleships. * One coast defence ship. Five cruisers. Two special service ships. Three destroyers ...

... of H M. Coastguard and Board of Trade have left not a single shipping accident unnoticed either on oar coasts or our narrow seas. Accordingly we find that the number of lost or damaged ships within those Jmits amounted in that year to 4,259. Of these 155 ...