... kept at a respectful ?? outside the grounds of the company ; while, for those tbat require them, re- spectable guides and boatmen ere attached to the hotel, who are not allowed to iniportco visitors, and who have flxel tariffs to charge by. It was thouoght ...

... acordance with the recommendation of tihe coroner's jury in the Woodhouse drowning case) for the registration of boats and boatmen plying for lire in Poitrush. The Board unani- mously approved of the bye-laws, and it was agreed to have copies printed and ...

... the present moment most deplorable in every wayv. The officers and men of the trans- port corps and the Canadian and Indian boatmen are expected to arrive her to-morrow. The difai- uulties of transport are still increasing, and there are great fears that ...

... BradY deter- m tinedh ex laing e whele of, te cargo, but au ' tho dtorm incrad it wau considered dangeroue to the hres of the boatmen to continue unloading ! her, and after having landed three hundred sack of the potatoes, cotalning about thirty tons, the ...

... the servant's deposition taken at Glhaiaeeporo. It appears that the fnigitives mnoored their boats near Cawinpore, their boatmen ran away, the gentlemen gave the villagers money to induce th0eml to get More men, instead of which they told Natma, who sent ...

... Aitcheaon (Robert), master of the crew; Stevens (Alfred), Stevens (Elenry), O'Mara (Tho- mae), and Lynch (Martin), coastguard boatmen. Your Excellency will receive those medals, as well as the di- ploma to record the concession of them, end I shall feel obliged ...

... being brought into harbour, on the 8th instant, she had on board no lees than osie hundred and fifty men-all fishermen and boatmen of Arklow and ite neighbourhood. On the vessel being brought into Kingatown harbour, Mr. Lawrence, her commntnder, applied ...

... the bodies had drifted away from the boat, returned to Bangor A number of the fricads of the deceased persons asd several boatmen from Bangor and Grooimsport were engaged throughout the day in trawling and grappling in the lough near the place of the ...

... taken place at Chagres between the American and native boatmen on the river, which resulted in the loss of some twenty lives on both' sides. The affray arose out of an attempt by the foreign boatmen to prevent the natives from carrying pas- sengers to and ...

... mniling au alarm was uiade that one of the was un fire. A number of employes at ?? ruilway htbl, consisting of guides and boatmen, t'ortunetely wete if) the vicinity of the hotel at the thILm, and with the assistance ol Mr. Foley, the riLtiom-Master, at ...

... they went on board, show a desire on the part of the American naval authori- ties to canue a feeling of admiration among the boatmen for their service; bat the most probable reason for the act of yesterday is that the Federals acted under pressure from the ...

... rescuing eight of the men, the other two being get ol board the boat which had pulled over 'romB Holyn-ood in charge of two boatmen named Shannon audl Pattey. These two man, who were a great deal the worse of their adventure, were taken to Holy-. wood. where ...