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... THE BANTRY BOATMEN. We are glad to learn that the eftorts made by Patrick O’Sullivan, Esq., of Bantry, to enlist public sympathy in substantial manner on behalf of the brave Florence Sullivan and his family, for their heroic rescue of the Lady cf the ...
... BALLYCOTTON BOATMEN. were about to write, Nothing for the poor boatmen to-day! when George A. Wood, Esq, of Lota, brought ua £1- Perhaps Monday ...
... THE BANTRY BOATMEN. Mr. Tomkins has requested us to lusert a second letter (the following) addressed to him by the gentleman (Mr. Stocrwix) whose liberal donation was acknowledged and first letter inserted in Thursday’s Constitution : The particulars ...
... 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 ...
... THE KILLARNEY BOATMEN AND AN ENGLISH LADY. liCillturary, Woodsy_ The final for the silver challenge cup. * pre - seated to the boatmen of the Great Hotel. by Miss Constance Evefine Clarke, Jug. lan's Lodge. Eafield. Middlemen, oune of on Friday on the ...
... tux coax coxjrmmov.] Boatmen, row,to my love I go. Ere the tide fill* In the ferry; Boatmen, row, to love I go, Thrn speed gallant wherry; Row, row for the tide Is low, And lightly o’er the waves we go. Boatmen, row, rboald tho night-winds blow, ’Mid ...
... 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 ...