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... interesting annual Blue Bonk, supplying all sorts of sististica, and furnishing every possible information irelatiee to the shipping casualties and wrecks which take plain every year es the masts of the United Kingdom and elsewhere. On this oocasioa the tables ...
... with the Chipsing, slightly damaging her, and the river boat Fstshan fouled the French mail packet Polynesian. The shipping casualties include the Canadian Pacific, Railway Company's kfonteagle, and the steamers Signal, Emma Luykin, Changsha. Sesta, and ...
... THE GREAT GALE. NUMEROUS SHIPPING DISASTERS. TWENTY VESSELS WRECKED OFF SCILLY. LANDSLIP NEAR A teriblo gale swept over the country last Friday, making itself dastiuctly felt in the neighbourhood. Mauy shipping casualties have been reported, and the loss ...
... the Marco Polo, which had been wrecked on the Fair Isle, lying midway between Orkney and Shetland, and when numerous shipping casualties of • diestrous character have recently occurred. From the narrative of the survivors of the shipwrecked crew It appears ...
... across the Atlantic and the American seaboard appears to have been of the most disastrous character, and the list of shipping casualties will. no doubt. be one of the longed and most deplorabk on record. The island of New Providence hat been swept by the ...
... more than the equivalent of gas. INVESTIGATIONS INTO SHIPI'INO CASUALTIES. --Viecount Bandon has introduced a bill to provide fur the rehearing of investigations into shipping casualties. The bill empowers the Board of Trade to order a rehearing in any ...
... midnight, hat ills had no unusual delay. She coaled at Madeira in the usual time Isidore contimaing her voyage. Several shipping casualties have been reported at tireat Yannoeth. A line brig, mantel the Canoes. of Harwich, from Sunderland for Weymouth with ...
... disseters along the of Newfoundland in conesguenee of the OW 00 ships are reported to have been lost. Wharves ale° have been destroyed. It is minuted that the toes by shipping and other casualties will amount to dollars. Tn. Renate of Calcutta University adopted ...
... WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. The Kathleen Mary (steamer), Captain John Hoban, which went out from Cardiff, 7th October last, for Odessa, whence she again sailed on her return voyage for Falmouth, on the 7th of the following month, has, it is to be feared, says ...
... the enemy. The other two ships lost were the Yashima and Ratlines, sunk by Russian mines laid lawlessly upon the high seas, on May 15, 1904. In the case of the Hatsuse there was grievous loss of life as the mines exploded the ship's magazines. On board the ...
... War Office first list of casualties was published on Friday night. giving names of men of the Durham Light Infantry killed sad eighteen of various regiment* wounded. The Admiralty also imbed a list of additional casualties as the result of the sea action ...
... LIGHT BRITISH CASUALTIES. The British casualties in personnel are not heavy, considering the scale of the operations; but practically the whole of the crew of the. Bouvet were lost with the ship, an internal ion having apparent!) supervened on the splosion ...