... may mention one melancholy incident of the disaster. A gentleman, living in Euston Squa e, whjose body was recovered by the boatmen, though at first thought to be dead, revived under the treatment he received, and his first exclamation was, Where is my ...

... an;d w here I to Stay'. togetbier witho fill information with re- gauld to tile charges for boat-, names ?? addresses of boatmen. and names and addresses to persons thi 11 ?? bait. Tlhe book is profusely illustrated. DAGiusO`-r ox OTa IsLcaens. (T. Fisher ...

... the different islands with gold and purple, and making the water glow like molten silver. Of the islands themselves, as the boatmen were careful to inform the learned fellows aud members of the association, there are 866, one for every day in the year and ...

... everywhere, and so we took it in good part-wherever that is. No sooner had we secured a firm footingon the rocks than the boatmen came begging around us. What's this for ? demanded Jones. Shure an' the gintlemern gives us something for the boat. My ...

... up, not only for tle purpose of im- posiun a license outy on boatmen who plied for hire within the borounh boundary, and 5(i0 yards outside it, but it was so framed as to prohibit all boatmen not living u'itliin thie boundary, and con- tributing to the ...

... [lmsiles 1 the crew she got in Greenolck, 60 men mine from 3Liverpool for her, and she had about 1Ot) hands on Iboard, The boatmen plying from the quay to her [were not permitted to go below, but one of them 1 informs us he noticed she was fitted up. in ...

... Mrs. Atherton, from Bolton, was sailing in the Water'itch, a pleasure boat, at Port Erin yester- day, and was warned by the boatmen in oharge that she should not sit on the gunwale. She stood on the seat vith the object of getting into the well of the boat ...

... yesterday evening. She was playing with some other girls when she missed her foot. She was taken; out of the water by two boatmen who were near at the time. In the fall her face must haveicome in contact with something, for when she was taken iout hei ...

... mountail, is, perhaps, thetmost beauti- ful bit of scenery on the lake. TheLre is a supersti- tious helief prevalent among the boatmen of this lake, that it must have one human victim annually; and a legend co0imietell with this Triaumiskiche, and still preset-ved ...

... far as Carrstown Point, within sight of Ballyquintin Point, where this good deer at last took to the sea, and was taken by boatmen and safely housed in -Mr. .MCausland's farmyard, to the delight of everyone present, as -we were all pretty nearly dead-heat ...

... to 8 per cent. The coal stocks were sold and made to lead the decline ou account of the y ecisti' trouble anmon the Canal Boatmen's Union. in regard to the transport of ooal around Now Yc - Iot. In the afternoon the market sold ce off, bit rmalied in the ...

... harbour of Belfast; and he had do doubt at least one clergyman would I be appointed to that office and provided with a boat and boatmen to board the vessels taking shelter there, if the clergy would only preach it, even without collections, and if each town ...