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... subsequent tele- gram from Archangel, dated Saturday 12 o'clock, announces that the Ashford has arrived with three crews of lost ships, and 20 more crews were saved and were on board in coming vessels. MESSAGE FROM THE SEA.—On the 20th ult. a bottle was picked ...
... its manage. ment is closed, it is followed by a special inquiry into the less of the child alleged to be stolen. Lost ships as well as lost children are much the sitbject of legal inquiry, as yeO will have seen that a commi-sion is appointed to investigate ...
... the number of seamen lost and an increase of 357 in the number of passengers lost as compared with the average for the fifteen years. It is, how- ever, worth noting- that of the 590 passengers lost in 1890-91 no less than 555 were lost in one vessel, the ...
... slips of paper, occasionally got destroyed by accident. They get consumed when a house takes fire, and not a few are lost when ships founder at sea. Occasionally one may have heard of their heir.g eaten by rats, and thero is at least one story current ...
... male communicauts, and 72 female in that period. Sixty-two library boxes had been placed on board ship, and 36 returned some had been lost with the ships. The organ had now been paid for. and the building was free from debt. 2155 had been collected and ...
... GALES AND WRECKS, CARDIFF LADEN SHIPS LOST. ITALIAN BARQUE'S FATE. CAPTAIN AND CARPENTER DROWNED. SURVIVORS' TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE, SCHOONER FROM CARDIFF WRECKED. DRIVEN ON THE FRENCH COAST, The gale which has raged with such disastrous effect in the Bristol ...
... the number of seamen lost and an increase of 357 in the number of passengers lost as compared with the average for the fifteen years. It is, how- ever, worth noting that of the 590 passengers lost in 1890-91 no less than 555 were lost in one vessel, the ...
... that upon which the ordinary parliamentary grant was paid. SHIPS LOST AT SEA. On the motion of Mr HEUBLIKT GLADSTONE, a return was ordered of the number of her Majesty's ships which have been lost otherwise than in action from 1715 to 1810, giving in each ...
... Egbert in 838. They burnt St. David's again in 993. In attacks against Swansea, in 877, it is recorded that the Danes lost 120 ships by storm. The black host captured and held to ransom the Bishop of Llandaff, but was bought off. They killed a King of ...
... that a ship could carry her 0 wlUl1 140 when a ship ought to be well^ abl* +P?^ant Sail3'' tSJ and 528 with the wind at L A hold hci' c0° !lV. The lives lost numbered G2o last yea* V- s*ro^!8 V than the number lost in 1R70 „ 5 ^ls 13 I4 Vrf ...
... than the number lost in any year since 1864. The lives lost in 1871 were lost in 135 ships; 97 of them were laden vessels, 34 were vessels in ballast, and in 4 cases it was not known whether the vessels were laden or light. 106 of these ...
... latest accounts, the two best battleships and two cruisers on the r Chinese side wvere destroyed, while the Jejpa- aaeso lost tViee, ships. Bo13t sidea appear to; have sheered off io re-fit. The result of the battle can only be derededi by its coase- e quencese ...