... OFFICIAL LIST OF VICHMSL The official figures of the casualties in the disaster to the Liberie were reported oa Tuesday as follows: Killed or missing. Injured 204 Total 388 It a-eported that one man has been rescued alive, though slightly ...

... long as I do not open tire on his ships. As the enemy's vessels are out of range of our guns I cannot fire untal they come closer in shore. - A thouarul from our squadron whieh wa. dooroyed arrived here. Our casualties numbered 618. ...

... TRIALS from all Courts Town and Country. POLICE from all the Offices. MARKET 8 from all parts, specially reported. SHIPPING.—Wrecks and Casualties, Foreign Arrivals, Hom* Sailings and Arrivals, Mail and Steamship News. NOTICES OP THE DRAMA. Our last night's ...

... *wen received by the Write, Morning Nair; via Gibraltar. COAST CAIITLE, February, The Castle fired a Royal salute, and the ships were dressed with flags, the news having arrived that Coormissie, After severe fighting, had been taken, and is now oeepuied ...

... from 310 to 338, the serious accidents from 60l to. 818, and the minor casualties from 1403 to 1613, Of the 4224 total casualties 3851 fell to the share of British and colonial ships and steamers. Since June 18> r )4, 23,831 persons have lost their lives ...

... Sunday night, and resulted in many and ions casualties by sea and land. The tugboat United Kingdom was towing up the ship Ellen Southard, when, owing to the severity of the gale, the lug had te off, and the ship drifted on Taylor s Bank and became a wreck ...

... PARLIAMENT.—Wire laid on from both Houses into the MABKEIB from all parts, specially reported. of this Journal. SHIPPING-.—Wrecks and Casualties, Foreign Arrivals, Homs SPi-3 TlNG.—Latest Racing, Betting, Cricket, Football, Rowing, Ballings and Arrivals ...

... days tamps ROMANCE. aeventeten years ago, a ship . captain, wife and children, lived an South ',WOW 14.44110 in the mane of Vannem. did Mom at the time expected, and fears were entertained that some casualty bad him. Day by day he was anxiously looked ...

... how serious are our casualties. It is known that the Germans not officially admit all their losses, but in any case is quite clear that compared with our own the balance of loss is heavily against them. The odds were against our ships. We had a powerful ...

... the inquiry was directed into four casualties to the C. M. Palmer, steam passenger ferry vessel plying across tin? River Tyne, between Jarrow the south side, ami Howdon on the north side. The dates of the casualties were December 31st, 1915: November ...

... opposite shore. Their efforts were materially assisted R.P.C.’B Matthews and White, who boarded the Staithes directly after the casualty. In a remarkable short space of time the sinking vessel was banked on the shore of Messrs W. J. Heppell and Company, where ...

... from all Courts of Town and Country. POLICE from all the Offices, h ABKE 8 from all parts, specially reported. SHIP PlNO.—Wrecks and Casualties, Foreign Arrivals, Homo Sailings and Arrivals, Hail and Steamship News. NOTICES OP THE DRAMA. Our lost night’s ...