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... been recomnmended for the society's silver medal during the past half-year: Lieutenant Baron Von St. Paul, R.M., and Lieutenant F. O. Pyin, R.M., of her Majesty's ship Pearl, for saving William Burroughs, a marine ardileryman, off Portsmouth, on the 23rd ...
... Porte, however, is ready to examine Italian complaints and to enforce redress. F THE SINKING OF BRITISH SHIPS BY Ce THE GERMANS.W Correspondence respecting the sinking of six British tl vessels in the ?? by Germans was published on u Wednesday. Mostof ...
... -vienw these general conclusions, let us nloi 'turn to their bearing on TtiE ojtaeCN AND IMISTORY ciP THE NORTH t ATLANTIC. t Though the Atlantic is a deep ocean, its basin does e 'lot constitute so much a depression of the crust of i the earth as a flattening ...
... by bumping on the ground. SEVERE GALES IN THE ATLANTIC v The fearful south-easterly gales, which have this week I proved so disastrous round our own (coasts, have caused t serious disasters in the Atlantic. By the arrival of the I African mail steamship ...
... Michael's telegraphed yesterday, with reference to the steamer Bulgaria, that the steamer Weehawken reported her to be in a sinking condition on February 5th. in latitude 40 deg. north. longitude 43 deg. west. She had three compart-ents full of -water, her ...
... will never consent to be called British.' Ireland cl stands independently on the Atlantic. He wonld be so the 6rst to resent, with or without Home Rule, the b proposal to sink the nae and individuality of Ireland m P] in that of Great, Greater, or Gxeatest ...
... express their regret a't the 1 S- el o'rc of their namber, hke J. S. ?itftord, w ho has dish r~m^3 ti~e last arisnal meeliag. lle gid the time occupiei ins tie sinking of the abetS had been twvica as long ae wvas teu-i.ipited, and the Cost twice ase rnach ...
... could be better thanif his to oppose to ?? Nlahdi. Tl' I,'io:iii,',',sv ?? ( L.) says ?? In criticising General Gordon's com- rm eanu, iMI ,t Is oi1ly fair to take i ito account the very trying circumstances in ,irich tvie (t;nernd is plaed, awd tile i ...
... of the Union, the popular sentiment at this act of the President will be profound and lasting. On the eastern rim of the Atlantic slope, his' declaration that be could not have two wars at once on his hands will be accepted as the justifiea-, tion of ...
... BOURSE. PARIS, FEB. 5, 3.30 r.M. The Bourse has been unsettled. Rentes closed at 69.40, or 5c. higher than yesterday. INDIA. a (Via Trieste.) t BOMBAY, JAN. 12. E A sad accident has occurred on the Hooghly by s the sinking of a steamer returning to Calcutta ...
... wreck. Fast Steaming Across The Atlantic. -The In. man Company's Koyal mail steamer City of London Captain Tibbetts, which arrived in the Mersey vesterday morning trom New York, has made Mother extraordinary the Atlantic. The (Sty of London left New York ...
... eaptcin of the toa E found that she was sinking, and just had time to I sl;ip the hawser, wheu the barque went down. Tree tog vwas barked slightly, and three men and a boy succeesed in escaping from the sinking vessel. The captain and seven men are drowned ...