... with the boatmen. Senbor Joao Maria Ferreira Amaral is not a man to issue order and tamely submit to see it disregarded; and so. upon the first refusal to obey, seized two tast-lmals and made prisoners of the men board. Upon this the boatmen set about ...

... from the Trustees of the Earl of Kilmorey, and £1 from Thomas Disney, Esq., of Morne Park, to be distributed amongst the boatmen who saved the crew of the John Stamp. ...

... of boats, and tbe competency of the different boatmen, with view to form lists of those are found capable. Copies of tluse lists will lie furnished the different lodging-houses, and it requested that boatmen will hereafter employed whose names shall not ...

... day. A PRIZE SIX POUNDS for Yachts and Gentlemen’s four-oared Boats, not exceeding 24 feel over all. to be pulled by Seamen Boatmen. First Boat, ditto, Entrance, 2s, fid. A PUNT CHASE FOR ONE POUND. Third Day. FRIDAY. AUGUST, 1R46. A CUP, value £3O, for ...

... PRIZE OF SIX POUNDS for Yachts and Gentlemen’s four-oared Boats, not exceeding 24 feet over all. to be pulled by Seamen or Boatmen. First Boat, £4; ditto, £2. Entrance, 2s. 6d. A PUNT CHASE FOB ONE POUND. Third may. FRIDAY, 14th AUGUST, 1846. A CUP, value ...

... mate the American vessel Brutus, which put into , Lough Foyle, with cholera board. Some boatmen, appears, prevented him from landing, ami next dayone of those boatmen, approaching the vessel, was de- 1 Überatelv shot Warrick, who has been arrested. Mot ...

... poor devils who had thus escaped Can the mortification which they felt he described, when they were assured by the terrified boatmen that their little fishing craft was the only thing living in the shape of ship that had come in their view of the forts that ...

... oars broken or lost, some of her airtight caws and her upper works much injured, and Sir Wm. Hillary, Mr. Corletl, and two boatmen, washed overboard Mr. Corlett and the two men were fortunately soon got into the boat, but Sir William Hillary, being unable ...

... man named Power, where deposited his trunk, travelling bag, and icavelliug cloak, and not finding his watch, luri d throe boatmen convey him hack the vessel, where received the missing article. The boat then put off for shore ; and, if the statement the ...

... Policies on the Lives of .Mariners, whether of the Royal Mercantile Navy, members of the Coast-Guard. Fishermen, Pilots, and Boatmen, Military men, and Civilians, proceeding to and part of the Globe; and Persons of every profession any station, wherever resident ...

... Policies on the Lives of Mariners, whether of the Royal or Mercantile Navy, members of the Coast-Guard, Fishermen, Pilots, and Boatmen, Military men, and Civilians, proceeding to end part of the Globe; and Persons of every profession any talion. wherever resident ...

... Policies on the Lives of Mariners, whether of the Royal or Mercantile Navy, members of the Coast-Guard, Fishermen, Pilots, and Boatmen, Military men, and Civilians, proceeding to and pari of the Globe; and Persons of every profession any station, wherever resident ...