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... Chanarcillo lost all on board, and was nearly broken in two. The America lost her captain, six officers, and 40 or 56) men. Our store ship lost 35 out of the 37 on board, including the wife of one of the officers. The three mer- chant ships ...
... telegram from Archeanel, dated Satur-' : day, twelve o'clock, announces that the Ashford had C arrived, with'three crews of lost ships, and twenty more a) crews were saved, and were on board in'ooming vessels. to to ' IN the HOUSE o0 LORDS, last night, LouD ...
... high, owing to the fact that 1,1721 cooliosavere lost irons two ships during that year ; hut even dedluctiur. theseO 1 172 livess-thouclo they were lives lost irons a 'peril ot thle seea,' and Biritih ships, are every year sops's I iii crsrri~ coolies-there ...
... If the Yankees could succeed in subjugating us, the doom of Great Britain would be sealed. Before l900 she would have lost all her ships and all her colonies. Ireland would be torn from her grasp, and she might tremble for her supre- macy even in England ...
... the 12th Lancers in Leeds, and if so, whether it is intended to send the regiment to take part in the autumn manoeuvres? a SHIPS LOST AT SEA. In reply to Mr. Aid. LUSE (Finabury), Mr. FORTESCUE (President of the Board of Trade) 5 said it was not the case ...
... f the lit ult. 18 Greek vessels, 3 English, and a great e number of Austrian, Sardinian, and Neapolitan vessels were lost. Seven ships had gone down in the BosphorUs. Mr. W. Tooke has sent in his resigilation of the e office of Treasurer for the Society ...
... those lost in the previous year. Those 778 lives were lost in 171 ships; 121 of them were laden vessels, and 49 were vessels in ballast; 134 of these ships were entirely lost, and 37 sus- tained partial damage. Of the 778 lives ...
... machine, with which he tndertakes to explore Ithe bottoin of the sea, for the purpose of recovertig the cargoes, &c. of ships lost. His machine *vas first construsete'i sii li9i, andI the experiments he then made on the csast, andt the river Seine, e ...
... wreaked biS near Cocanado. The orew were saved. ter= , t An Arohangel1 telegram ;eports pbasibly a hun'-. 'ble deed ship lost. Six abandoned ships brougbt in. Crews nd =suppa3to be on ftb Laplaum4 coast in a eploretbl Q04-t ...
... y can bring little comfort to e us beside th , painful thought that the brave crew t has been for ever lost. Ships we have in abund- s ance; ships; like the Eurydice, indeed, in super- h abundance. If all that we had to record to-day e were but the loss ...
... mnisinug ships - rnd livos lost th~ereill. Itlthough not ill the total loss of Ijs or total los of propurt y. W olave thlis far spokncn of tie ?? of lifo only. It wvill be remostbered that our original inquiry was with xeferenceto the isruiter of ships lost ...
... the manifold evils resulting from lwant of the supply have been pointed out with almost painful iteration. Not only are ?? ships lost for want of adequate practical seamanship, but many crimes are annually tried in our courts of justice owing te the small ...