... over from the tremendous force with which it charged the boat. I am anxious that the public and especially the credulous boatmen and fishermen of Teignmonth should know this and drop their unmerciful chaff of as good a boatman, viz., Nicholai Itamellar ...

... delicate operation in a fairly heavy sea, sad is• fact, it sometimes happens that when the steamer tints in for passengers, the boatmen have not sufficient pluck, and positively refuse to take passengers from the pier to the steamer, and consequently intending ...

... About three o'clock eighteen of the visitors, hailing meetly from Ystrad, neer Cardiff, hired a boat, taking with them two boatmen William Bath and John Cramp. The boat, a craft of 22 feet by six feet, started from near the base of the Breakwater, and it ...

... too genteel for jollity. There are no niggers to fascinate the ear with echoes of the refinements of the music halls. No boatmen stops one to enter into an easy conversation on the subject of sailing and the weather. The inland watering place may tickle ...

... Dimbleby, evening dress Miss Sense, Queen Elizabeth GINTLEMEN. Captain T. B. Sandercock, uniform D.A.V. Mr. F. Dwelly, Hens the Boatmen Mr. Pike Ward, evening dress Mr. W. H. Noreworthb evening dress Mr. T. Rodgers, Jack Tar Mr. J. U. lalentine, evening dress ...

... stood at the entrance of the structure. The Grew of 11 were rescued, the men being successfully pulled on to the pier by boatmen. The vessel was the Sirens, of Tjorno, Norway, which had left Fleetwood the previous day in ballast for a port in Florida ...

... SEASONABLE SELECTIONS FROM THE ANNUALS. 51.&-WITCH O 1/IIAID. OM day this summer I sailed with Phadraie Moors* and Ivor McLean, boatmen of lona, along the south-western reach of the Roos of Mull. The whole coost of the Rose is indescribably wild and desolate ...

... Cellars to Newton as black as ink, and the stench unbearable. This can he fully corroborated by anyone making inquiries from boatmen. fishermen, and visitors at Teignniouth. The sewage and other offensive matters hitherto allowed to enter the Teign from Newton ...

... good deal of local discussion and a strong division of public opinion. At first might it would seem that, the Teignmouth boatmen were guilty of a dereliction of duty —bat a little investigation puts the matter in rather a different light, though it does ...

... pile is steered by means of immense oars, and is so oonstruded as to twist like a hop snake in the narroer channels. The boatmen often have their wives and families on board, and various trades are carried on, such as tailoring, dressmaking, spinning ...

... such • whirlpool in the stream that the boatmen n r;:dit without commending themselves to Heaven, rmer years many had perished here. Bicee then the passage had been rendered less dangerous, but even now the boatmen sent up prayers for safety in passing ...

... The two other meu I who were saved Charles Rancher and George Green were then on board, lie did not attribute any e to the boatmen, and said the affair was purely ecoidental. Jabez Grunnill, fisherman, said the boat was built to carry 60 passengers and ...