... SHIPS LOST WITH ALL HANDS News reached Shields, on Wednesday, of the loss of the steamer Curfew, of Dundee, with all hands, in the Red Sea. The news created painful sensation, many of the ere w belonged to South Shields, among them the second mate, James ...

... IMMENSE LOSSES AT SEA. SECOND EDITION. The Archangel telegram reports great losses at sea. Possibly 100 ships lost. Six abandoned ships are brought in. The Crews •re supposed to be on the Lapland coast in a deplorable condition. ...

... Much damage has been done by a great storm that swept over the British Isles. Both on sea end land many lives have been lost. Ships have been sunk and stranded, and in some cases the crews have perished. A train was overturned near Morecambe Bay, and ...

... Zephyr, fish. Private Letter received by Gentleman this city, states that 7 ships were lost, and 17 fast in the ice. Particulars not stated. But it is known that the seven ships lost, not one belongs to the Port of Hull. ...

... I'urco- Egypt an fleet, a short distance from Alexandria, and that after a sanguinary conflict, in which the barbarian* lost several ships, taken or burnt, they were entirely dispersed. The contains, under the heed a pretended private letter from Brussels ...

... greatest loss of life occur ? Irish Sea. Taking the last seven years the lives lost in the Irish Sea has been more tn» the number lost on any other part of the f the 2012 ships lost or damaged, 1914 employed in the regular carrying trade, jll-f number were ...

... occurred, which will tell heavily upon the Ship Insurance Club 3 for many months to come. Some of the Tyne clubs have as far as nine losses upon their books. And the little seaport town of Blyth alone has lost six ships in the December gales. have experienced ...

... ice were detached from the summit the mountain, and great extent of country was laid waste, but fortunately lives were lost. Ships sea, at the distance of 20 leagues were covered with volcanic asiies. Thpre were three distinct eruptions, each very violent ...

... with much public advantage. Yesterday the ship, Ann, of Banff, was wrecked on the Tarlair rocks. She was of 23 tons register, and it supposed that her crew (the master, one man and boy), have been lost, the ship's boat, empty, was picked up about half mile ...

... number of vessels lost which had certificates.from-the Board of Trade at the time of their being lost, during the same period, was 18, all steamers, and the number of lives lost was of whom 332 were passengers. The number of ships lost under ...

... last ten years. The number of ships lost or damaged the 1,056 casualties reported in 1865, was 2,012, representing a registered tonnage»of upwards of 377,000 tons. Of these 2,012 ships, 1,690 were known to have been ships belonging to Great Britain and ...

... Sunderland, lost two anchors and cables, and on shore at Southam; Providence, Huntley, lost two anchors and Cdbles, and struck against the pier; Aurora, Harband, of Shields, lost all her masts, and one man wounded ; Lord Nelson, Wilkinson, Sunderland, lost anchor ...