... hrought' 'home to the servies with..excellent% resulto. When a comcander has theoretically. sufered a .heavy defeat or lost several valuable ships, under cirdumstanoes which lay himiopen to criticism, why shold-henot be tried by court-martial, and,.if-the charge ...

... chartering one of the Folkstone packets to go in search of the lost ships, when his worst anticipa- tions were dissipated by the arrival of the vessels unin- jured. The Malacca and consorts having lost themselves in a fog, or involved themselves in some other ...

... In tfiteun 3ears l-rance has lost forty-three ships of the line, 8-2 frigates, 76 corvettes, und 62 smail- )er vessels. No timber fit for naval purposes nowv exis-s in France, or ol'experieimced seamen to navi- gate the ships of wvar which remained. Tlhe ...

... road to A South Wales I8 two feet deep in water. Seven vessels IF MD belonging to King's Lynn are now ascertained to be lost, 'h Ships arriving by the evening tide sustained groat In damage during the gale. The steamer John Ascott, 'i Newcastle, has arrived ...

... 0001 and 4I tush.1. were lost, Its also several lives. The ships lost were tile Eli:naetd: RU:V ul (of llall), Cite Selt ilu1 (of Milntrose). tlhe Delli (of Shoreitali), and the Lairoa, 'I'he last unfortunate vessel was lost, with the witole of lien It ...

... and the ships lost sight ofeach other. Throughout Monday, the 6th, and Tuesday, the 7th, the ravonia was in a desperate condition, with Id all her boilers adrift and rolling about in the hold. )f There seemed very little hope of saving the ship, but o ...

... -King's Cache., Sir John 0eFranklin knew of its existence,, and he thinks that the visit at Iwhich some of the crew of the lost,. ships paid to that island de: was for the purpose, of opening the cacheI; and further, that in this cacehe wilt be found some record ...

... f ing to the store-ship Relief lost their lives in saving those of a dragoons. Several other ships lost a good many horses in the t same succession of gales, the vessels being overcrowded. The sloss of horses at this time is felt with much severity. A ...

... head upon that vexed question, whether his name ought or ought not to be in the list of representative shipowners who have lost ships. The snbjeeb is as complicated as it is trivial. After eomo discussion about the future course of business, which simply ...

... Yckohama regarding the naval battle between the Chinese and Japanese fleetv, This tele. wrram statee that the Chinese feet lost four ships, but that all the Japanese vessels were safe. ( S S Iralliday Mucartney, the EaRlish Secretary to the Chinese Legation ...

... man went to the bottom of the At- ti lantic. Nor was this very surprising, for he himself el knew a shipowner who had lost 175 ships iii his short P( life, but who had built eleven chapels ! He promised ti to move for a Royal Commission, and, if that ...

... version of the report says' the Russian ship W!adiimir captured an Egyptian.war-stemamr,. and a passenger-steamer. [The Wiadimir is a dune London-built vesse1.) The Porte had' given pnblic;.notice. that all. Russian: ships in its ports after the 20th instant ...