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... number of casualties, total or partial, involving heavy financial losses. The high cost of labour and materials has increased the cost ol repairing damaged vessels, and this has added to the insurance losses. Altogether the tale of the year’s shipping disasters ...
... endeavoured to get him to the side of the vessel the hope of obtaining assistance. Twice the telegraphist was told to leave the ship and save himself, as it was then apparent that the Lieutenant was dead. He was, however, persisting in his endeavour to remove ...
... causing any casualties. They were driven out of long line of stone and wood stockades by the fire from the mountain guns. When Hele was sighted the Chins set fire to the village, but were again driven away by artillery fire. Our only casualty was one Sepoy ...
... ward, for each had complement 700 men, •at war strength. They Were si-ter ships of i comparatively old type, each of 12.CC0 tons and 21,000 horse power. The extent of the casualties cannot yet slated, but reports arc arriving from various' ports of the arrival ...
... Channel Fleet, 29th September, 1904. Dear Mr. Mayor, , Please allow me fo express on the part of the four Admiral Captains and Ships Com panics of the Flest under my command our grateful appreciation of the lavish hospitality and hearty welcome we have received ...
... National Lifeboat Institution refer, there were 5,277 casualties round our coasts. It is true this is the greatest number ever recorded in one year, but it is due to the vastly greater amount of shipping calling our ports. proportion to the total amount of ...
... safety. Our casualties:—Killed, 10 men; wonnded four officers and about 50 men. The fight reported in telegram yester day was under Lieut.-OoL Grenfell, not Dreiper. therein stated. General Brabant came uj during the engagement. Total casualties in two columns: ...
... and very numerous casualties to limb, and in a few caws to life, were recorded. At Little Falls, Mohaek Valley, a Catho/ic church suffered great damage. No communiostiou with the water being possible, the amonnt of the disaLet to shipping was unknown MORE ...
... latitudes which is fairly tesponsible for the wreck of a single ship, except foggy weather, sinoe no sound and well-found vessel, properly loaded and manned is lost in them, all these ships of thettruly honourable member, George Elliot, go and mine inbuch ...
... increased in fury. As darkness set in, a complete gale was blowing outside, and the sea was running exceedingly high, but no casualty occurred until about half-past six o’clock, when the coastguard the look-out observed the lights of a vessel making towards ...
... the Gloucester Regiment, son of Mrs. Nevin, 44. Old Church, Jarrow, lias been wounded. Tim North Ska Fight, The following casualties among local men arc reported in connection with the North Sea fight cn Alay 31st: Airs. Cross, 33, Easton Terrace, East ...
... WALKER. Shipping Casualties.—On Saturday morning during thick weather, a collision took place at Walker, between the steam trawler Alice and the steam wherry Denton, which was laden with lead, and owned by Messrs Cookson. The wherry had her port quarter ...