... altered, the transport of these coolies must be lost to British ships, and practically handed over to the Germans Norwegians. Mr. T. F. Harrison, shipowner, said British ships should be as free other shipping to undertake any contract for sea transport. ...

... less than thoso lost in the previous year. Those 778 lives were lost in 171 ships ; 121 them were laden vessels, and 49 were vessels in ballast; 131 of these ships were entirely lost, and sustained partial damage. Of tho lives ...

... foreign Power are untrue. Alines found after the destruction of mercliant ships in the Baltic have been examined, but no report has yet been made. Sweden has lost three ships from mines in North Sea and the Channel and three in the Baltic—Central News ...

... from Margate, and owing to th© strong tide, she was carried against the Anson's side when steaming to pick her buoy. Both ships lost their accommodation ladders, and some other trifling damage resulted. Tho Anson was moored near the Edinburgh's buoy. H ...

... fired across the ship's bowe. Full steam wa* crowded on, and second shell passed over the bridge and burst ahea dof the ship, while a third struck the hull. Seeing that escape was impossible, the captain ordered the crew to abandon the ship. Boats were launched ...

... two Norwegian steamers burning at the ssrae time, and from this it thought altogether four neutral vessels have been lost. NEUTRAL SHIPS SUNK. (Denmark), A Danish motor vessel arrived Tyborsen Oanal with eighteen survivors from the Swedish steamer Elida ...

... were lost in 164 ships ; 124 of them were laden vessels, 3d; sels in ballast, and in 7 cases it is not known whether the vessels were laden or light; 131 of these were entirely lost, and 33 sustained partial damage. Of the lives lost, were ...

... Beachy Head, and when tho telegram was despatched last night she still remained there. Two of the anchors and cables lost by H.M. ships Dolphin and Wanderer at the mouth of the river Tees during the recent gales have been recovered. In metropolis yesterday ...

... ht HH eo fa CANAL, Pav: ; charges for Ship Canal Shipping advertisements 4 | nonts of Sailings, and Brokers’ Sales of Pre- | *&oe imported by the Cauni are as follows :— CANAL SHIPPING, @ne insertion 6s. per inch. 6 consecutive days 4s. per inch per insertion ...

... the last ten years. The number of ships lost or damaged in the 1,656 casualties reported in 1865, was 2,012, representing registered tonnage upwards 377,000 tons. Of these 2,012 ships, 1,690 are known to have been ships belonging to Great Britain and its ...

... GALE THE CAPE. About shipwrecked sailors were landed at Southampton, on Thursday, belonging to London and Cardiff. They lost their ships during the great gale a few weeks ago at the Cape. DR. WATSON ABROAD. PLEASANT VISIT bICTLY. In the current number of ...

... interesting note that a Russian writer places the cost the ships lost by Prussia since the war commenced at £10,000,000 figure probably far l>elow the mark), but leaves out of account number of vessels lost and damaged, which raise the amount another couple of ...