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... house anompanied by the boatmen. admission. it would seem was forced from her. by Mr. Dwyer having averred that the deceased had been traced to Power's home. Maciiamars, together with two other persons, named Ketly Burn, are in custody, on suspicion of ...
... Evening's Music—Cold and slow the Waters more—l hastened, by Beauty in elted—The Robbers—The Heart has its Sorrows—The Illyrian Boatmen's Sons, First Set, price 106.6 d ; with a Drawing by Mr. Plekersgill. of the National Costume. ...
... son of Cannon, one of the boat-men), who guided the helm, on some stakes in the river, at a place where formerly an eel-wear existed. The boat shortly . afterwards filled with water, and despite of the exertions of the boatmen to bring the boat to the ...
... the look-out for her. _ It has been supposed that Stephenson will not suffer himself to be taken alive. When engaging the boatmen he repeatedly asked whether they were prepared to fight for him ; and upon their declaring, that, although ready to run every ...
... son of Cannon, one of the boat-men),. who guided the helm, on some stakes in the river, at a place where formerly an eel-wear existed. The boat shortly afterwards filled with water, and despite of the exertions of the boatmen to bring the boat to the shore ...
... to:fear. that tbe3 are all kit. Through the .exertions of Lieutenant-Colonel Saumarez, who collected a number of pilots and boatmen. . and dispatched them for the purposv, about 30 seamen aud marines were taken off the 1-hullo's Rocks about day-light; ...
... in the most 'wanton manner, and, treated in a way- too indelicate to describe. Alter minutes struggle, - fortunately some boatmen nip. pronched their call, and the -ruffian got sate 'away, leaving, the Ladies with their dresses tern to rags. Some other ...
... •of Cannon, one of . the boat-men), who guided the helm; on some stakes in the river, at a 'Alice where formerly an eel-Wear - existed. The- boat shortly afterwards filled with water, and despite of the exertions of the boatmen to bring the boat to the ...
... —Arrivid the London Packet, from Caen. ti vessel was Observed to be sunk on the Goothein Sands, with her sailt . set; the boatmen report her to be either American or' French built: the hull is under water. f.tmoillh, Jan. 10.—Sai1ed the Hannah, Haw, Guadiana ...
... boat well manned. The sea on the sand at this time was tremendous, and the gale continued increasing; and our intrepid - .boatmen, at the great hazard of their lives, used every -effort they could devise to get alongside of the ship to save the unfortunate ...
... be recorded here.; after the boatmen had in vain sought a favourable juncture to board, and had repeatedly passed round the vessel, a seaman on board held up the boy in his arms; the appeal was irresistable and the boatmen were resolved to face every danger ...
... be recorded here; after the boatmen had in vain sought a favourable juncture to board, and had repeatedly passed round the vessel, a seaman on board held up the boy in his arms; the appeal was irresistable and the boatmen were resolved to face every danger ...