... Majesty's Ships Lost. Reserve (a rate), at Yarmouth—44 saved, and drowned. 2. Vanguard 2nd rate), sunk Chatham Harbour —No one aboard. 3. Northumberland (a rate), Goodwin Sands— men, all lost. 4. Stirling Castle 3rd rate), Goodwin Sands— saved. men lost. 5. ...

... till th ing. During the night the heavy gale co and the ships lost sight of each other. Thr Monday, the 6th, Tuesday, the 7th, the IN A DESPERATE CONDITION. There seemed little hope of saving the ship, crew worked unceasingly for three days and 1 secure ...

... QJI - cne destTO this conij * note that a Russian O »t of the ships lost Russia £10,000,000 far w m ark), but leaves a number of vessels lost and would raise the amount of millions. SHIPS AT SUEZ. to make for Madagascar. * TeLEGRAMB.] Port Said, Wednesday ...

... was misled fog signal the Cape, and that other shipmasters had been similarly misled imd lost ships. The .signal is a whistle and easily mistakable for that of ship. should explosive. A further allegation made during the inquiry was that the British chart ...

... for the previous six years the number for 1882-3 exceeds 142. Of those 2,912 lives lost, 1,631 were lost in missing ships. The number of missing ships was 179 —sailing ships, 160, with a loss of 1,248 lives; and steamships, 19, with loss of ...

... for the previous six years tho number for 1382-3 exceeds it by 142. those 2,912 lives lost, 1,631 lost in missing ships. number of missing ships was 179 —sailing ships, 160, with loss of 1,248 lives; and steamships, 19, with a loss of 383 ...

... SHIPWRECK. SIXTY LIVES LOST. A Sjdney telegram says the Daveduong, from Melbourne for Sydney, foundered near Buy on September 11, Sixty crew and passengers were lost. TWO SHIPS MISSING*: SUPPOSED GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. Two more fiißt-class ships hav3 been ported ...

... sunk at her moorings at Millbay Docks, and sloop went ashore in Deadman'a Bay, but none of the lai-ge ships ia harbour started. The large French ship Paulista wa3 driven, broadside on, higher the beach, and heeled over; efforts were made during the day ...

... could before | inland. If we lost our ships our food irselves. would be stopped. He had not come f Wales | raise @ scare or panic, bat to put befo wit, the @ business programme, showing how matte a to the to be done. The shipping interest of the twehad | ...

... Beso- SUccessful tactics, tbe affair In out. as one- the finest performances \ J ll1 * Russian Navy. * Panese nave lost only five ships as S*ia» eaCe ° this da naval dash h and may accounted lucky few - They have at present some **ti * constant!v at work ...

... G. Troop was colonial built ship, of 600 tons, and until recently owned Nova Scotia. She changed hands lately. SEVEN DATS A LONG BOAT. Heavy gales are reported the Pas'tic during the middle of September. Several ships lost, and many damaged and put into ...

... impressed the desire not to injure neutrals even if it injured the nation. Men's lives have been lost on that account : millions of money in ships have been lost by that policy. We have acted if we thought that in a war in which the greatest nations on earth ...