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... BOATMEN, AIXEUEI) THE KNIFE At South Shields, yesterday, boatman named Henri Ord was remsndnd in custody, charged with wounding John Campbell, another boatman. It was stater! that the men quarrelled Wednesday night about their work at Whitehall Point ...
... BOATMEN AI.LK(iEI> UBK THK KNIFK At Sooth ShitliK ' o«t. r.Uy, » twotouiu named lleurv Ofd w»k remon'l«d in cutody, charged with wounding John l ampbeil, another lioatroan. It mated that the men i|aarrell».i Wedneeday night their work at Whitehall I’oint ...
... DEPUTATION OF BOATMEN. At a meeting of the Licensing, Fire Brigade. and Watch Committee, on February 17th, present—Ald. M'Haughtan, in the chair; the Mayer (Aid. Hall), Aid. Birch; Councillors Challoner, Eaves, J. B. Fisher, Mycock, and Read, a deputation ...
... THE BOATMEN AND THEIR SALVAGE. At the City Police Court, this morning, before Mr. Kinghorn, John Howell was charged with stealing pocket compass, value 10s, the property of S tod dart, rivetter. Mr. Meyer, who prosccute«l lie half of the police, said ...
... BOATMEN'S FAMILIES. Mr. asorge Smith, of Coalvillis, Leicester, writes to the Doily News The serious dupe t ..ce of the question I have so much at heart must be my Wore for again so soon trespaseing your spas*. e l socking realities brought to - life ...
... I- 'THE BOATMEN'S BETHEL. ml - . . The annual tea meeting in connection with the Boat- Min's Bethel, ?? Mil. was hold on Monday at the institution. There was a large attendance. After tea, the chair was taken by the Earl of Ellesmere. There were also ...
... THE BOATMEN'S KLONDIKE. atietupt to oettk the differ. so .. bet..o the by re•arranging from winch ply ...
... INTIMIDATION BY BOATMEN. At Birmingham on Wednesday, W. Gosling (25), boatman, was charged with assaulting Henry Smith, boatman, on the canal side, and stealing from a boat in his charge a shaft, a windlass, and a boat line, with intimidating the complainant; ...
... UNSKILFUL BOATMEN. •A large proportion of boat accidents occur thronah the inexperienoe of those who go out sailing, and their neglect of the pre°anti. in of securing the services of a badman. A case has kid occurred, however, at Scarbra . to Vhich this ...
... CERTIFICATED BOATMEN. Sir,—! should like through your columns to ask some member of the Town Council to bring before the very next meeting of that body the desirability, if not the necessity, of making some provision whereby the owners and captains of ...
... THE BOATMEN'S KLONDIKE. The Council's attelopt to settle tbs Jew. ences between the boatmen by re.arratigiog thc tdands from which the latter ply Soe simply in the setthitimit of one grievant.* by the creation Tin complaint of the south aectiou boatmen ...
... THE NILE BOATMEN. It is an unfortunate fact that the common people seem to get demoralised proportion as they are brought in contact with foreigners'. Thus the servants in the large towns, and the Nile boatmen, are the most dishonest classes in the population ...