... the Canadian forces and Dennison of the British army. The boatmen were divided into gangs, each under foreman, and a company of from eight to nine boats were intrusted to the care of two boatmen, one of whom occupied the foremost and the other the hindmost ...

... THE CANADIAN BOATMEN. New York, Momday. The CaD&diau voyagenrs who have been engaged for service in the Nile will embark on Saturday. They will somber about 500 strong. Father Breeehard, who has been for two years m Egypt a missionary, will accompauy ...

... will rated in the first mi. , ™cc as • Boatmen, and tnay promoted if j. *• ComraiMioned Boatmen, from Boatmen to Chief Boatmen. n Boatmen will receive the pay of A.B. conunuous *er:d mice n * Commissioned ...

... DULLER AND THE NILE Sir Eedvers Stdler arrived Dover yesterday from London, and crossed by mail packet to Calais CANADIAN BOATMEN FOR THE NILE. (belter's telegram.) York, Tuesday. The New Yot-k 2'tmes publishes inteliigeuco from Ottawa, stating that a ...

... FATAL BOATING ACCIDENT, Two boatmen named Harrison and Robertson took two young women for sail in the Firth of Forth, from Leith, Friday, and on returning the boat was capsized. Robertson and the young women were drowned, but Harrison was saved a passing ...

... the police have never acted aLeged in this question. The ■averNore at Becoetsbridge not navigable, and consequently neither boatmen nor the public ply ou it. ...

... jraterday dandy-rigged abip of Aliy km* burden seen drifting in Cardigan Bay. about eight railed off Aberyatwitb. A crew of boatmen rowed of! to her. and found no one board. Her boat waa board, and it la feared bar draw Were washad overboard. She the Howard ...

... proposed vote of censure regarding the Soudan. -jh© Allan eteamer Hanoverian, with the Canadian boatmen board, sailed yesterday from Queenstown for Halifax. Five boatmen who did not tarn ap daring the morning have lost their passage home. ...

... his aunt, Mrs C'harUw orth, and .1 Hickson, one of the occupants the boats at the time, gave evidence the capsizing. Two boatmen, named Carty and Mulliugau. were also exaam int*d to rescuing the remainder ot the party, and were oommended by the coroner ...

... Kingstown harbour by a sudden squall, throwing tho owner and another gentleman into tho water. Both gentlemen were rescued by two boatmen named x>oyle and Byrne, of Kingstown, and steam launch from the Bellisle. Major Lawson proceeded the club, and bis comrade ...

... of the Danube. They were taken across. Tbo Tnrkub guards posted the Danube line r* -d to receive them, bot the Wallaebian boatmen, finding creek where they wore nnoboerved. deposited and left them there. Tbe Turkish guard?, having found them, re-embarked ...

... FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT. Three gentlemen named Radwell, •nd Docwra. with two boatmen named and Burton, went out fishing yesterday afternoon in the yacht Minstrel, starting from Hastings, but when about mile and halt off the east cliff a sudden squall capsized ...