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... holding of a court-martial on Lieutenant Luokraft, of her Majesty's ship Triu raph,charged with excessive drinking. He was found guilty, and sentenced to be dismissed from the ship, to lose two yerre' seniority, and to be severely reprimanded. COINCIDENCE ...

... mien wisest he war powerfully eleuwastrating the irepcssibility of eviler arising out of chaos without the agency of an intelligent Creator, I observed by degrees net merely the front rows but nearly the whole ekes had rises to their feet.—deedisety. ...

... States in 26 ships, 1518 to Canadain [oar ships. and 98 to Nova Scotia is one ship. Not under the Act then sailed 211 to the Maher states in fire shim, 23 to Canada in one ship, 78 to Novn Scotia in two ships, 5 to the West Coast in one ...

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... come to the conclusion net Mr. Beecher's innocence was as 'lsar as noonday. Since the jury, admitted to have been highly intelligent men, who heard all the evidence, and who saw all the witnesses, amid not agree in a verdict, though they tried to do so ...

... went on to say that the Secretary at Lloyd's bad told him that for 30 years be lad not knows of a ship being broken up on sooonnt of being were oat. Ships passed from hand to band till they reached some neer, shipowner, who seat *Mood to sea with a freight ...

... Plimeelrehnentionto more for • committee to inquire into the working of the Unseaworthy Ships Act, and previous measures on the same subject. The Urweaworthy Ships Bill was read a third time and passed, the Chancellor of the Exchequer remarking that the ...

... one of the Gikhnst scholarships. The value of our highest educational eitablislunente is being appreciated by our more intelligent Indian' fellow-subjects, and it is a notable circumstance that the Hope L. prize of £lOO at Edinburgh University—a mucheoveted ...

... with the foremast intact. Under the directions of Commander Braddon they made a thorough investigation of the interior of the ship. The body of Mies Peel was discovered under the main sail, and that of the mats was supposed bare been similarly entangled ...

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