... Fishermen, Mariners, Coast Guardmen, Pilots, and Boatmen; for Boarding. Lodging, Clothing, and Forwarding Horae, Wrecked Seamen, and other Poor Persons cast destitute the Coasts ami for assisting Fishermen anil Boatmen to replace their Boats or Nets, when lost ...

... morning, the 23rd ult., during the hours of Divine service. Ihe defence was that the men seen the house by the policeman were boatmen who were seeking refreshment there as travellers on their way the river. No evidence to the contrary being produced, the charge ...

... The Coquette of Banff, Morrison, from Plymouth to Newcastle, was taken into Folkestone Harbour on the 29th ult., by Deal boatmen, having lost her anchors and chains. Dunbar, Dec. 28.—The Commercial Packet. Adams, from St Andrew's to Cromarty (with cargo ...

... Defendant stated that the men were boatmen, and, having towed vessel up the Severn to Kempeey, called at bu» boose for refreshment. The policeman who laid the information also stated that the parries were boatmen, and that there was boat moored on the ...

... 22 Ancient Rome 30 Psoteetion to Brit. Industry 23 An Ambas•adoi's Treat- Royal Cot indult of Art ment and Industry 23 The Boatmen on tho Nlle• 30 Court and Fashion 23 Latest Intelligence 311 Notices to Correspondents 24 ' Births, Marriages, Deaths 39 ...

... by the brig Louisa, of and for Sunderland from Hamburg, which took her In tow. and brought her into tlda bay in charge of boatmen ; she was brought here last night. One of the crew of the Klara and Kalhinka washed overboard. PORT OF SCARBOROUGH. Jan. i ...

... THE CHURCH AND STATE GAZETTE. THE BoATMEN OF THE NILE. is toilsome for the men, and small ie the progress thus made against the current. A new source of delay also has arisen in the Ramadan, the month of fasting, whose inauspicious moon succeeded this ...

... which took her in tow, and brought her Report of the Snake, Wills, arrived in the verpool Bth Jan. eito this hay in charge of boatmen ; she arm Thames ften Denia :— Achilles, Velt, eailei from Antwerp for Trieste brought in here last night. One of the crew ...

... foolishly goon the pier, when, as was expected, he was washed over by sea, and was only saved by the humane exertions of the boatmen. He was nearly fifteen minutes in the water. (iff Plymouth, the barque Tropic, of Glasgow, bound westward. Thomas Arbuthnot ...

... police authorities. Arrserrae Sticiny.—Late on Thursday night, a man aas observed in the Canal. near Drumpeller Hill, by two boatmen who were fortunately passing at the time. They immediately went to his rescue, and ultimately sneeceded in getting him out ...

... trace of it could be Neal, althooih, to a considerable distance. the river had bes n 'leaned. ten Sarno'sy lest. sons , . boatmen helonsinz to Mr Kell., returning (non HMO. perc•is•.l the body dusting th e ► the water sear Ilford, and oleatill.i it he ...

... this case Henry the coaat-gnard officer com. manding at the etotion of Balljmacaw, in the coanty of Waterford, with the boatmen under hie orders, and also eome fishermen possession of a yawl, which was need upon the occasion, hare sued in thie court ...