... drowned are —Sir Charles Slingsby, of Scriven Park, Knaresboro'; Messrs. Lloyd Robinson, of York; Mr. Orvis, the whip; and two boatmen named Warrener. The bodies of Sir Charles Slingsby and Mr. Robinson have only been found as yet. The latter gentleman’s watch ...

... receiving one month's notice. A letter was read from the licensed boatmen, requesting: permission to carry luggage as well as passengers to anc. from ships. The application was granted—the boatmen to have a special license for that purpose. The Secretary read ...

... Passenger Boats belonging to Derry, not exceeding feet keel, and not less than feet 6 inches beam to be rowed and steered boatmen or laborers belonging to Londonderry. Entrance, 2s 6d. Ist prize, £3; 2nd do., 10s. Other Races in contemplation, Funds permitting ...

... and make him»elf generally useful. Address “C. D., care of Mr. Gohdon, Diamond, Derry. LONDONDERRY BRIDGE. WANTED, SKILLED BOATMEN, as Supernumeraries, for the FERET BOATS. Satisfactory Certificates of Character and Ability will be required. A. H. STEWART ...

... within the district. They will be rated iu the first instance boatmen, and may be promoted, if deserving, to be commissioned boatmen, and from commissioned boatmen to be chief boatmen. Boatmen •ill receive the pay of A.B. continuous service. ...

... The life boat, heavy sea breaking her adrift from a rope site was hanging on by to the brig, got u|>on the sand. Two of the boatmen left hoard then jumped the sand, and got fooling. The Buffido Gal had, by this lime, got the other side of the sand, and succeeded ...

... and put off for the ship m small boat, but the boat has been found, keel uppermost, and the whole party, including the two boatmen, are mrss- The investigation the coroner inta the cause of the death of the three persons killed the fall of iron girder on ...

... your paper of last Thursday, you published an article Neaded * Bushmills Petty Sessions,” having reference to payment of boatmen who had wronght at the wreck of the Rover. In that article, it is stated, that the Magistrates awarded the parties from 10s ...

... with three boatmen, to have a view from the sea of the scenery surrounding the Causeway. On their return the party were lauded on the eastern side of the Grand Causeway, that they might walk on foot to the hotel, while two of the boatmen remained in ...

... llowlh on the body of Mrs. Maria Kirwan, aged thirty-one years, who thus came by her death: —From the evidence given two boatmen, Mr. Kirwan. and Mr. A. Brew, it appeared that deceased was in the habit of accompanying her husband, who is an artist, to ...

... the attention two boatmen named O'Neill, who at great personal risk, (their own boat being also loaded with seaweed), hastened to tbe rescue of tie drowning men, and succeeded in bringing them all to land. The O’Neill's are boatmen on the shore, and the ...

... Passenger Boats belonging to Derry, not exceeding feet keel, and not less than 5 feet 6 inches beam to be rowed and steered by boatmen or laborers belonging to Londonderry. Entrance, 2s 6d. Ist prize, £5; 2nd do., £2 10s. Other Races in contemplation, Funds ...