... distant, as to melt the lead and partially injure the coping. We understand tbit the laborers and neighbors, together with tbe boatmen, stationed rendered much valuable and willing assistance to stop the progress vf the fire. Tbe property was insured. ...

... g very near to them, the prisoner left him on the ground bleed.. in I wont away. EMU •S ittlMi tho at’ j tent ion of the boatmen, who COB* him. and procured ossistaoee, and was afterward- taken to Southam. and attended by Mr. Nutt and Mr. Welchman, surgeons ...

... foolish!' as the pier, when, as was esoeicted, he was washed over by a sea, sad wee only laved Sy the humane I exertions of the boatmen. He was nearly Meta minutes in the water. DEATH OP A MlSER.—There expired at Halethorpe, near Bridlington, a few days ago ...

... weut on to the pier, when, as was expected, he was v. shed over by a sea, and was only saved by tiie humaue exertions of the boatmen, after being nearly tif.een minutes in the water. We hear, with regret, that he refuses to recom- pense the poor lello'.is ...

... Seizure or a SMuGGLINe Friday, the Smack, John and Samuel of Portsmouth, was bvarded whilst lying in Poole harbour, by the boatmen of the Brownsea Preventive Station, and having been brought alongside the quay, Was searched, and found to be filled with ...

... go on the pier, when, ,s was expected, hie 'asm wrashed over by a sea, and was only saved by the 'humane exertions of the boatmen. H3e was nearly fifteen minutes in thie water. DEATo 0P A MisEm.-There expired at Hais- thorpe, near Bridlington, a few days ...

... foolishly ou the pier, when, as was expected, he was washed over by a heavy sea and was only saved the humane exertions of the boatmen, he being nearly fifteen minutes in the water. hear with regret, that he refuses to acknowledge the poor fellows with reward ...

... scnpt'om inoludmg the un(]ent(uld tllo labourers and together with I>U, and humble market cart, from tho surrounding ~r v boatmen, stationed at rendered viHiigcs, lined with visitors the oaaobjrct.be.ngt.jlistonto a scltfclion .-aoredMouc T[l i, severally ...

... seal:.:Ut.naa, E a gsh • bot ton of the above sums. , a th rd e ed Sm S : col JO//A andngO ' in ES s s e l; boor, by the boatmen of the Brownlee Preventive Station, and having been brought alongside the gray, was searched, and found to be filled with ...

... foolishly go on the pier, when, as was expected, lie was washed over by a sea, and was only saved by the humane exertions of the boatmen. Ho was nearly fifteen minutes iu the water. KlNaw•LL—Musa WHECKS.—I t appears there must have been another vessel foundered ...

... in her hold. The Coquette, of Bauir. Morrison, from Plymouth to Newcastle. was taken Folkestone Harbour this morning I I 1 boatmen, having lost her anchors and chains. Bun*i.inut.»n. Dee. 29.—Put into the harbour, the Miiu. King, from Aberdeen for Hartlepool; ...

... by the brig Louisa, of and for Sunderland from Hamburg, which took her in tow, and brought her into this bay in charge of boatmen ; she was brought in here last night. One of the crew of the Klura and Kathinka was washed overboard ; his name to your c ...