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... proceeding to and from their labour. fals ferry is the scene of the accident. yesterday (Thptsday) morning the boatman, Charles Ireland, was engaged in conveying the workpnople over, and had already d several trips acroass About a quarter to six o'clock ...
... knee., *e. 1. The names have aacertaloed of thoee who art aaved Ini ...
... Wilmington-row Elizabeth Jackson .. 24.25, Line. Emma Place 15. 37, do. PERSONS RESCUED, AND SINCE RECOVERED. Charles Ireland . Church-street, Sculcoates. Bridget Dorr 17. 13, Hood-street. David Pyc 4 7. 3, Cheapside, Groves. John Kalian ...
... STATEMENTS OF SURVIVORS AND RESCUERS, Charles Ireland, the ferry boatman, said—l am the ferryboatman. always commence ferrying at five o’clock the morning, and until nearly six am always fully occupied in ferrying persons, both from the Wincolmlee-slde ...
... Wet boat. I am sure it originated in their lathIsO t'1 b no occasion for a rope yesterday morniingt0 CtiS~lsillxess Charles Ireland, the ferryman, teas Wtes erier , sald-I live in Church-street, Wincolottee about nitneteen persons had got into the bhast ...
... England, widow, identified the body of Eliza Ann Williamson. Mary Murphy identified the body of Anna Hurke. John Yales and Charles Ireland repeated precisely tha same evidence as in the previous casa ; the last witness added that he thought the ferry had belter ...
... accident. Gowcn Pullen. Alfred Pullen, and Charlaa Dowling claim a portion of merit In saving the ferryman and two others. Charles Ireland withes his statement, that raft of timber, belonging to Messrs. Wade and Sons, was to soma extent an obstruction the fastening ...