Flats Ada and Glance

Wooden sailing flats owned by Thomas Perry of Liverpool
Voyage Liverpool to Shotton (Hawarden Bridge) with steel billets
Both vessels lost on East Hoyle Bank on 28 February 1903, crews saved.
Ada: ON 83509, wooden sailing flat registered Runcorn, built St. Helens 1851, 51 tons,
  Captain Henry Williams (42) and mate Edward Hughes(32), both of Bagillt.
Glance: no matching vessel in Mercantile Navy List. BOT wreck return gives 48 net tons, Captain R Ward plus 1 crew.[Glance of Liverpool; Flat built Winsford 1872, ON 65998, 70tons, not listed after 1883 - reported sunk 1882]

From Cheshire Observer, Saturday 7 March 1903
  LOSS OF TWO FLATS. During the hours of Saturday night and Sunday morning, two flats - Glance and Ada - belonging to Messrs. Taylor and Perry, of Liverpool, and bound from Liverpool to Messrs. John Summers's Hawarden Bridge Works, Shotton, with steel bars, foundered during the heavy gale which prevailed at the time on the East Hoyle Bank. The men from the flats were rescued by Captain Taylor, of the tug boat Apollo, belonging to Messrs. Summers, and handed over to Mr. Thos. Matthias, of Dock-road, Connah's Quay, the local agent of the Shipwrecked Fishermen's and Mariners' Royal Benevolent Society. The men, when landed, were in a very exhausted condition, having experienced contrary winds and a rough sea since they left Liverpool.

Point of Ayr lifeboat records show a launch to Ada and Glance - with no service provided. [since tug had rescued crews]

BOT wreck return includes both vessels

MDHB records state that Glance was a wooden barge of 156 tons [sic: weight of cargo?] which foundered on the edge of East Hoyle Bank (position 86 per chart) on 28 February 1903. The wreckage was partly destroyed by blasting and had a depth 2.4m above CD in a position quoted as 53°26'25"N, 03°15'55"W [OSGB]. Subsequently, it was charted in 1975 as drying 1.9m, but later disproved in 1987 - possibly since then covered in sand. [This agrees with my observation that the East Hoyle Spit has grown - now drying over 3 metres - in recent decades]
  Ada is listed by MDHB as sunk on edge of East Hoyle Bank (in position 98 per chart) and wreckage was partly destroyed by blasting. No more precise position is listed.