... sea, acid itset, ivle,,, celanciucol to re:late, botil cetc were thrnitc ivtuc tile cvater anid plisheri. They ivere tice boatmen apicoiccted for ccccveviccg, from tile mai c lanci tc thle ligicthoouse, the iecessary sclpsTlies for the keeper. Their uiiticely ...

... magistrate at San Juan, by the Eng- Hair Consul. ' In- this capacity Besebor ordered the flogging, of a number of Nicaraguan boatmen,'in the presence of Mr. 'Chatfield,.who, it is alleged, assisted in the punishment This mwantoir outrage creating a great ...

... for immediate sailing, was at her mainmast head; por- ters were hurrying along the narrow quay that juts out into the lake; boatmen quarrelling with each other for passengers; travellers hurrying backwards and for- ward to look for their baggage; friends ...

... renter, as the case might be ; the remaining fourth was shared amongst the boatmen, the divers, the Tandal and the boat-owner; the divers receiving twice as much as the boatmen, and the owner rather more than the divers. The Government oysters were carried ...

... found on Miin- day morning, at nine o'clock, floating in the water at lonegall Quay, near the ferry steps, by one of the boatmen named M'Laug1lin. It appeared from the evidensce that, on the .th ult., deceased came to Belfast with a number of cattle, ...

... we hold the boatmen of our watering-place in our love and honour, and are tender of the fame they so well de- serve. . . . It is curious, too, to observe a na- tural ease of approach that there seems to be between the children and the boatmen. They mutually ...

... for the ball at the club-house, she made sail in the evening for Cowves, and bowled away like a seagull, leaving all the boatmen and yachtmeir with a deep sense that she was a tartar, the for- inner, in particular, ineing duly offended with tire liberal ...

... Many persons crossed the river by the -larbour passage-boats, in which their safety was most carefully attended to by the boatmen, whose appropriate and particularly clean dress 'was very muclmmuladmired. Time mill-wvorimers, who composed the great majority ...

... e, were out boating between the Perch and the Barna cliffs, when the boat upset, and Mr. Townsend, together with the two boatmen, were unfortunately drowned. The children and Mr. Wade were rescued by a Connemara turf boat that happened to be passing at ...

... the tide ebbing, blow oft' the boilers and ran the water-tanks out. About midnight a shore beat camne alongside, and the boatmen informed deponent tiat the ship was on the Copelands; weather still very tiliclk, and no lights to be seen. Sent the third ...

... taken place at Chagres between the American and native boatmen on the river, which resulted in the loss of some twenty lives on both' sides. The affray arose out of an attempt by the foreign boatmen to prevent the natives from carrying pas- sengers to and ...

... coclineal, indigo, tobacco,cigars, and pimento. A serious quarrel had taken place at Chagoes between the Anmerican and native boatmen, which Itad resulted in the loss of several lives. From Jamaica we learn that the pimento crop will be a full average one ...