... have had, were we entering into an unknown place. There are eaves of considerable depth : I think, one on each side. Tbe boatmen had never enterecleither far enough to know the size. Mr Boyd told us that It is customary for the company at Petcrhead well ...

... the Strada del Moto are generally anxious to get to or from their work as quickly as may be, while, on the other bawl, the boatmen whf return from the landing-place have usually finished their task, awl have nothing very perticuisr to do. As soon as he ...

... envelopA in an ample plaid, advanced, and after havinz given some secret directions to his followers, he which the impatient boatmen neither cared nor tried to listen, he stepped solemnly and silently alone Lao the boat, and WS& speedily rowed across. To ...

... minister of Ikm/say, one of the Shetland islands. Besides being eminent as a echolar, Dr Hamilton was one or the expertest boatmen ainon.z population of heretlitnry sailors, the descendants of the Norse sewkinga. He was a relative of Lord Maermlay, whose ...

... continuer here. ef ell are trying to sad mei dela are witnessed. of frightened are arowding down to she seeterb edge bargaining boatmen to be Seine en beard a wa ra p so naller whet. Th e are a doselig serval f adagio ibettbe telieblesmi er wr i. remain ea ...

... only her bat and basket were found in • second-eleas cornpartment. Search was made, and body was subsapiently discovered by boatmen in & river near • railway bridge at Handmaid. It was secermipol that she was alive in the compartment at Bideford. At an inquest ...

... NT INC. BOOKAELLINiI, I • Few vie. nr.l. LAS the shine. IICS4 ••411.tY Taa .Cl5O. or Vabiat:ou. to !4s. re Limp. nuß & boatmen , . TO CLOTHIEns. rOR SALE, an TAILOR an 4 CLOTHIKRV lie le awl Rata the Pretui--4 lee t . .. Was any!) to 'A Colon btrett ...

... right site of the neck. A razor, with the blade broken, was fount in the unfortunate man's pocket. On Wedneolsy morning two boatmen heard cries of murder while pawing the neighbourhood, hut the body appears to have been in the water for about a week. ...

... wore applied eon Mbar mean le venom eireelatios. sod no toe ma remeroL DMus. is returns' Mr prenotellea. motioned es blo boatmen. wbe eat OM 41 Sbus. eatieng nova le me se tben es eld nem& ohm be bed set am kr previously. ...

... lloniely.lomm. with • deep the foorlicvl sailer which at once auggested foul play. The body quite warm when it warn men by the boatmen who recovered it, and the clothing had not had time eve, to get sodden allu water, the damsel being almost dry. A large number ...

... been done very *tirelessly, as it fell in a tangled out of their reach. A rope was thrown, hnt with the same result. The boatmen on this lighter did no more by any of help---one of their numbor, *e ate told, reniarldng they could swim ; let the • . ...

... accommodation bed., and natives mostly lean and not half dressed. Landing at Bombay is • horrid bore, owing to the suit; and the boatmen charge absurdly. Some of the natives are Hindoos, and IsOrne Mahommedans, but as • whole a bad lot, I should say, and frightfully ...