... following are authentic particulars of what has taken place :—The late affair at Charenton was commenced by the Charboniers and boatmen, who, it appears, have an inveterate hatred to the Englishmen at the factory, not only as Englishmen, but from the immense ...

... gus, for £450, which was privately referred, and which, we understand, has not yet been ascertained. Two of Mr. Miller’s boatmen, also, claimed ten guiineas each; which was withdrawn, in consequence of Mr. Miller’s claim being referred. Lieutenant Dore ...

... Rivers. It was soon discovered to be the remains of the Jessie, It no living ereature was to be seen near her. On landing, the boatmen found a weather-beaten temporary hut, and within it the awful spectacle of the passengers and erew of the Jessie, 22 in number ...

... consign’d, Ureated a bet, which short time was to tell, The geese or the blacking which quickest would sell. The Custom-house Boatmen the geese when they saw, Declared they were fowls of surpassing eclat ; So large wo, that one they now chose to inspect it ...

... consign’d, Created a bet, which short time was to tell, The geese or the blacking which quickest would sell. The Custom-house Boatmen the geese when they saw, Declared they were fowls of gfrpassing eclat ; So large too, that one they chose to inspeet it, And ...

... consign’d, Created a bet, which short time was to tell, * The geese or the blacking which quickest would sell The Custom-house Boatmen the geese when they saw, Declared they were fowls of surpassing eclat ; Se l.u-_gu too, that one they now chose to jnspoc( ...

... perfeei wreek The wind at this time was blowing a complete hurricane from the southwest, with a most tremendous sea. The Deal boatmen, with an intrepidity and disinterestedness above all praise, were on the alert, though, from the first, there was no hope ...

... Selsea, with a flag of distress flying, and was, after much personal labour and risk, boarded by a pilot, and several resolute boatmen, who, to their astonishment, found the vessel entirely deserted by her crew. There was a watch lying in the cahin, with clothes ...

... over the sands that was plainly visible on shore, though some miles distant. Under these distressing circumstances, the Deal boatmen placed their boats in the only situation where they were likely to be of use in saving the lives of the crew of the Belina ...

... for them ; clothed, and paid their passage to 'London. where they have since gone. It is impossible to speak of the Deal boatmen upon this occasion in terms of sufficient admiration, since, hut for their exertions, every soul on hoard must have inevitably ...

... previous the accident, in putting on board his vessel, the Captain of the schooner Dee, of Aberdeen, and that the three boatmen were returning quite sober. Pulue-Office. —Committed by W. H. Ferrar, Esq. Carricktergus gaol, Ann Lambert, charged with stealing ...

... American steam-boats, and when this accommodation ceases, they will procure, as formerly, the services of stout Canadian boatmen. And here we may mention one of the greatest evils attendant , on the expedition, namely, that it requires upwards of twelve ...