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... THE BANTRY BOATMEN. W. J. TOMKINS, ESQ., CORK. Dublin, April 28, 1958. Dean Sin—We have read your interesting letter, ad- dressed to Mr. Beare. and have much pleasure in enclosing first half note for Five Pounds, which pray let the Sullivans have as our ...
... telescopes which they carry about in the same profound receptacles, are the Boatmen of our Watering-place. Looking at them you would say that surely these must be the laziest boatmen in the world.— They lounge about in obstinate and inflexible pantaloons ...
... never felt more grateful in all my life. John Mitchel, speaking of the convict boatmen at Ber- muda says :—“ Many prisoners are employed constantly about the ships, as boatmen, servants, and the like; and they have a noble opportunity to steal, of which ...
... Upwards of £160 has been subscribed to present to the ick boatmen who rescued the passengers from the ...
... DEAL BOATMEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir—The columns of your journal have frequently teemed in praise of the gallantry displayed by the Deal boatmen, whose perilous adventures during storm and shipwreck have been so ably depicted by Charles Dickens ...
... ORPHANS OF THE BEREHAVEN BOATMEN HE REV. MR. CARMODY scknowledges the receipt of the following contributions from Ca- hirmore Parish and from the of Clouin, to the fund in aid of the Widows and Orphans of the Berehaven Boatmen. CAHIRMORE LIST. 8. d., Denis ...
... RELIEF FUND OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF THE BEREHAVEN BOATMEN. THE REV. THOS. CARMODY, P.P., tbe Mines, on behalf of the Committee most respectfully invites the attention of the public to the following full list of the various contributions received ...
... A STRIKE AMONGST QUEENSTOWN BoatTMEN.—Yes- terday, the boatmen employed by the various shop- keepers and shipping agents of Queenstown for load- Their ing vessels, struck for an increase of wages, present pay is 10s. per week, and they now demand 15s ...
... Recovery of Dead Bodies.—Yesterday the body of a boatmen named Michael M'Cartby, who bad been drowned off the Government pier Queenstown, abcut a fortnight ago, was found floating in the water outside the river steamers quay at QueenstowD. The body of ...
... QUEENSTOWN PEOPLE’ ANNUAL REGATTA, AUGUST 15. 1896, YACHT & OTHER SAILING RACES BOWING BACES FOB LOCAL BOATMEN, TEADESEEN FISHERMEN, COAL PORTERS, YACHTSMEN, NAVY MILITARY MEN DOCKYARD LABOURERS YOUTHS — GIG RACES MiLITARY BANDS ——— Also, Magnificent ...
... QUEENSTOWN PEOPLE'S ANNUAL REGATTA AUGUST 15. 1896. YACHT & OTHER SAILIKG RACES BOWING BACKS FOB LOCAL BOATMEN, TRADESMEN, FISHERMEN, COAL POETEE9, YACHTSMEN, NAVY MEN, MILITAKY MEN, DOCETAED LABOURERS, YOUTHS. GIG RACES, MILITARY BANDS Also, Magnificent ...