... CORK UNIDO POW LAW ELECTIONS I A STORY . A eu:ionh story ciontesirom Bridlingtsn. The THE BLACKROCK ELEcrunAL boatmen took out the lifeboat on a most des- Iperate venture, which they knew to be entirely uncles.. Their excuse was that they could not bear ...

... forenoon. The schooner Daisy, of Chester, ran on Conister early this morniog, and the crew, along with a number of harbour boatmen, endeavoured by means of ropes (coin Vittoria Pier to haul the vessel off the rock. In this they eventually succeeded, but ...

... were entering • boat, and the attack was renewed as tbey druve home, when some of the party were struck with stones. The boatmen complain that arttes have freficently been attacked at this }lace, and persons are afraid to !Alit the localiLy. ...

... complaints against him was that his nails were always in half-mourning. He represented to this affianced bride that his boatmen as as ironmaster brought his in 80,000 francs a year, and that his residence at Le Wandler was•stately Gothic Castle, built ...

... the man cot into deep water, and disappeared. Shouts were raised for assistance, and some Volunteers and boatmen nuns on the scene, I The boatmen searched along the beach for about • quarter of an hour. and then Christopher Symonds dragged the man out ...

... lemen sod t Tbe of tbe waohel **bore half an hoar and and polies rodeasoarrd to revolt, %anon:ion, hat in vain. tine it the boatmen .ant near the twat aril righted, and then climbed into He states that Hodgson, who wan a pneerfal swimmer, nwinsaking towards ...

... over. She sub. ..e.irently went ont again. and nothing further knomn of her until her body wa* found in the morning some boatmen who nanely removed it from the And placed It on the strand, her apron over her face. In ad* parkin the body was allowed to ...

... was time he should aed ewe of persuasion to the general clamour, and belched both • preliminary roar to hi- heehaw that the boatmen 'nearly frantic with right as they retreated to the friendly el the si:ont spite cf the g ravity of mu position, we tsirly ...

... Ditton. Her was that her husband was Ma. tinually drinking to exerts. that he wet a madmen when in drink, that lie drink with boatmen iir any one who woold drink with him, that he had assaulted li•r on several omission.. and Mat his was so had that her life ...

... unearthed, which he took away roll up in his overcoat. The party then proceeded by car to Dini•h. and on amval there several boatmen and driver.. on Learin• of the occurrent*, naturally became very in , , dignant at the inhuman act, and at de' mantled that ...

... of theme] yes and perhaps of their fames. which would folow the drowning of the Imperial lady, several of We unfortunate boatmen tied. rt YEA RS l+ • TERRI r. LE --A hoirible story is -1 ty tlm Gazette. Accoloing to this nal mice. Royal Procurator ...

... are thrashed by the populace, sometimes even by gendarmes. Mohammedan servants cannot be had for Chiistian families, whit: boatmen and porters, the only means of con, eyance available in the towns, who are Mohammedans, refuse to serve Chtigian masters. ...