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... the encroach of the sea, and through communication with Ireland entirely suspended. The list of shipping casualties is very large. H.M.’s Conqueror, turret ship, at Davenport, broke adrift yesterday moraing. Her career was stopped by her anchor becoming ...
... accounts have been received of damage to property. The loss of life not been entirely on the coast as the result of shipping casualties and disasters. The fall of chimneys and walls and the unroofing of many houses has in many instances been attended with ...
... years preceding 1886 7 was 2584. Of these 3451, 1867 were lost in missing ships. The number of missing ships was SO. Sailing ships 61, tonnage 20,842, lives lost 789 ; steam ships 19, tonnage 17,196, lives lost 1158. HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN DI ISDEE.—Particalars ...
... coast is 94, who leave 54 widows and 162 orphans. On the west coast three Tarbert tishertnen lost their lives. Many shipping casualties are reported, the most serious being the wreck of the Liverpool steamer Cyprian and loss ef 20 lives. Several meetings ...
... Clos.s. Edin.,Glasg'w,Duruf's,Ayrehire,&c., 11.15 A.M. armonr, as many women du, thereby making Of late years many shipping casualties have asked a citizen of an old fellow in a party of ex- each ; crass , 6d each ; halibut, Is to lead; En _gland, Ireland ...
... however m03t severely felt Ireland where great deal of damage has been done to house property and crops and where several shipping casualties have already been reported The farmers have also suffered in Scot land and England and a screw-steamer has been stranded ...
... next month and the remainder before Christmas SHIPPING CASUALTIES It is feared that the steamer Kevin built recently in Belfast for the Dublin coal trade went down in Thursday’s gale with all hands The iron ship Iquique tons which on voyage from the Tyne ...
... , OTHER CASUALTIES. LOCKERBIE MAN WOUNDED- Mr Samuel M'ClelJand, Sydney Lockerbie, has received a letter Lieutenant R. W. Macpherson. inforfl 1 him of the nature of the wound by his son, Sapper W. M CleJland, O -. Engineers, in the course of which s* ...
... CASUALTIES. LORD RIBBLESDALE’S HEIR KILLED Lieutenant the Hon. Charles Alfred Lister, R.M., of the Hood Battalion, lias died of wounds received at the Dardanelles. Lieutenant Lister, who was the only son and heir of Lord Ribblesdale, was born in October ...
... CASUALTIES AND DAMAGE The following further report was issued on Sunday evening; Careful inquiries show that tho casualties and damage caused the air raid hist night were quite disproportionate to number of ships employed Tire number of casualties which ...
... WAR CASUALTIES GATEHOUSE CAPTAIN S DEATH. Mrs Tuckett (nee Leslie Henderson), Catherine Street, Gatehouse, has received information that her husband. Captain J. C. Tuckett, of the Merchant Navy, died suddenly on board his ship in Sydney Harbour. Captain ...
... only 1.200,000 tons. We have sunk 116 warships and cargo ships, totalling 2,224,500 tons. In the first six months of 1943 built merchant ships, t9t%l- 8.818,622 tons, as compared with 746 ships, totalling 8,089,732 tons, throughout 1942. February of last ...