Wreck of the Mary--seventeen Lives Lost
The Mary for London, with a valuable cargo, and a total crew and passengers of fifty-nine souls on board, left Sydney May 19th. It was the intention of the owners…
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70 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 4
Shipwrecks
The past week has been singularly, prolific in details of the horrors of the sea: there being no less than four losses of ships, and one accompanied with a dreadful, loss fo life, reported…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Narrative of the Wreck of the Barque Mary, on Saturday, May 24, 1845
The Mary sailed from the Heads of Port Jackson on Monday Morning, the 19th of May, and the wind being unfavourable for New Zealand, Captain Newby coasted to the south, and attempted the passage through Bass's…
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WE copy from a Van Diemen's Land paper the following letter respecting the unfortunate loss of the Mary:— To the Editor of the Launceston Examiner…
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WE have received a letter from Captain New by, from which we learn that an enquiry into the loss of the Mary had very properly been ordered by the Van Dicmen's Land Government…
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The Mary sailed from the Heads of Port Jackson on Monday Morning, the 19th of May, and the wind being unfavourable for New Zealand, Captain Newby coasted to the south, and attempted the passage through Bass's…
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We copy from a Van Diemen's Land paper the following letter respecting the unfortunate loss of the Mary:—To the Editor of the Launceston Examiner…
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Captain Collins, one of the unfortunate passengers by this ill-fated vessel, has addressed a letter relative to her loss, to the editor of the " Launceston Examiner." From the account this gentleman gives, it is wholly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Unseaworthy Ships.--wreck of the Barque Mary
IN a recent number of this journal we submitted, in illustration of a subject demanding an immediate legislative enactment, the case of the Mary, whose wreck…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Shipwreck and Loss of Life. To the Editor of the Launceston Examiner
SIR—I do myself the honour to forward to you by Captain Newby the particulars of the wreck of the barque Mary under his command. I shall feel obliged by your having the goodness to give the…
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PASSENGERS left at Launceston:—Cabin—Captain Collins, Mrs. Collins, Miss Elizabeth Collins, Miss Emma and Master Strathallan Collins, Sarah Sarson, attendant on Mrs. Collins—Total, six. Steerage passengers left at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wreck of the Mary. Disposal of the Forty-two Souls Saved From the Wreck of the Barque "Mary," of Sydney, Up to This Date, July 16, 1845
Passengers left at Launceston: Cabin—Captain' Collins, Mrs. Collins, Miss Elizabeth Collins, Miss Emma and Master Strathallan Collins, Sarah Sarson, attendant on Mrs. Collins—Total, six. Steerage passengers left at…
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Captain Newby, the master of this ill-fated and rascally barque, has returned to Sydney, and in a letter published in the "Herald," gives the following account of the disposal of the survivors of this awful…
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The steamer Thistle Brings account of H.M. cutter Prince George, Lieut. Aird, being at Twofold Bay, wind bound, and coming on to Sydney after taking in a supply of water, and that the Prince George reports…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Shipping Intelligence. Shipwreck of the Barque Tyne. (From the Wellington Independent.)
IT is with deep regret that we announce the total loss of the barque Tyne, Captain Robertson, who had previously made three successful voyages to New Zealand, and who had deservedly obtained the respect and esteem…
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IT is with dee[?] regret that we announce the total loss of the barque T[?] Captain Robertson, who had previously made three successful voyages to New Zealand, and who had deserve[?]ly obtained the respect and esteem…
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IT is with deep regret that we announce the total loss of the barque Tyne, Captain Robertson, who hail previously made three successful voyages to New Zealand, and who had deservedly obtained the respect and esteem…
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