... livelihood—the boat struck that everlasting sandbank inside the piers, and being cast broadside was quickly swamped by the heavy sea. The crew were in terrible danger. Lines were thrown from the pier, and the Courtown men made ready for the work of rescue. The ...

... ordered dinner, which, as usual in such places, consisted of the invariable sole and mutton cutlet; we walked up and down the pier to get an appetite; we spent much time possible over dinner ; and then the evening had closed in. We found there were still ...

... Bankers. Ipswich. 11121) On flood Friday the Trains will run as on week- days. except. those between Westland-row and Carlisle Pier. On Easter Sunday a train will leave New Ross for Macmine Junction at 12 noon, returning from -.lacmine to New ROM after 9 ...

... first struck sbe was some hundreds of yards to the south of the pier, but every liff-llke wave washed her nearer and nearer to the destructive breakers which dashed over the end the pier. Very after sbe was first seen with the red light of the burning ...

... °dicers, Actir.g.sergeset White, Constable Considine and Constable Power immediately procured a horse and oar and posted in all haste to the scene. In the meantime the unfortunate man continued in the same delirious condition, apparently struggling and arguing ...

... STEAM TRAWLING IN WEXFORD BAY. ]haste M J O'Connor an deo, solicitor. for Hop [Women and owls of the fitilting boat. in We.. ford wrote on the 29th ult, to the secretary of the Privy Council, pointing out the neereasity for approvin:: the ten aril of ...

... and royal blood, hast called me friend!” “You know me,”” said O'Donnell, ‘“yet certain I am I have never set ayes on thee before.” “Know thee!” cried the dwarf. “I were la's than wizard i I cou'd not riddle thee 0 plain @ puzzle, Hast not a red star on ...

... cottage on lands of Mr J Sinnott, Rattan - AL Ballygarret E D—Michael Loughlin. Bvtlycarret. op-lies for cottage on lards of Mr Pier e Redmond, Ball:nagran. James Fisher, Templederry, alpaes for cottages on lands of Mrs Reilly, Tingar. Baly:arkin D—Michael ...

... received for review a remarkable book of poems. It was instantly remarkable because the front cover had as its design the lonely pier of Cahore. The title in sympathy with the design was `From The Wreckage' and the subtitle told us that the poems were by Seamus ...

... the South Ooant. The mail train on Admiralty Pier. Dover, was .crock by • heavy tom its comparmenbs being deluged after a large number of 'windows had been smeelwd. During the beight of the gale at. Hastings. a meg met- seen to ho in &strew., th e Southport ...

... angels draw their bliss Immediately from thee i Father, I will that they also, whom thou hast given me, be with me where I am: that they may behold my glory, which thou hast given me : for thou lovest before the foundation »f the world.” St.John, 17thchap. ...

... William Brown, Jo*tph RicoMoroj Jith,plaintiffs ; ...