... THE DEAL BOATMEN. TM went wreck of the North on the Goodwin Studs, and the plundering of Its contents, has given to • crest deal of tilsenssion in the papers, and the Dady Telegraph gives the following of the affair In the church at Deal there is an epitaph ...

... THE BALLYCOTT6N BOATMEN. Every contributor to the relief of these poor men and to the purchasing of tho boat which enables them once again to pursue their calling and to support their families will be gratified with the letter of the Rev. Mr. Hodges* ...

... BOATMEN'S FARES IiMQMd boat's orow sbsll reesivo from ooMsacor (bis ordloarjr loctHE* op I swt, eiadsd) *• From th« q«»y vmml the harboar . M . M Fro* the harboar the email roeda within the booje ~ - Fro* do. ahip moored the or) beyond „ nmn-n-Ti .I. ...

... DEAL BOATMEN, THE EDITOR OF THE SHIPPING AND MERCANTILE GAZETTE. Sir, —KnowiDg jour wiUlogneM all timei to insert in your widely circulated and valuable columns, anything relative to maritime affairs, I must beg of you to record in vour paper the admirable ...

... THE KILLARNEY BOATMEN The strike of the Killamey boatmen lasted for only a week. The increase sought was from 2s. bd. to 4s. per day. This advance (says the Kn-n, Erniirt'/ Post) having been considered by the proprietors of the hotels as excessive, was ...

... BOATMEN’S FARES. Every boat’s crew shall receive from each passenger (hi* ordinary luggage) From the quay to vessel in the harbour From the harbour to the small roads .0 From do. outside the Hermitage, or the great 9 roads—if one passenger only ...

... BOATMEN'S MISSION. Last night the annual meeting of the frieadr and sup- porters of the Boatmen's MLislon washold In the Boatmen's Bbthel, Worcester Wharf. This mission is a branch of the London Society, and wasestablished about seven years ago, Its object ...

... Goodwhn Sends; and among the crew preserved by the intrepid gallantry of the Deal boatmen was a lad named Davidson. Of the, good or ill fortune of the youth the boatmen were altogether ignorant until a few days ago they wereinvited on board a fine barque-the ...

... BOATMEN'S to know that some- thing is is extremely being “ carrying Gospel ” to the inbabitants of the canal boats. The interest displayed erection of this Bethel b; ly esteemed friend (Rev. P. W. 4 who. beliove, i is novel most aod i has found out by ...

... BOATMEN’S FAKES Every licenaed boat’* crew receive from each pMceogcr (hi* ordioiry luggage op to cut, i*. eloded) From the qnty to Teeiel the barboer . M From the herboer to the email roads withia the beojs From do. to ship moored to the bauys, or ...

... MELIKF THE BOATMEN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1859. Tim Committee fc« the dustnliutioo of tlic fimd collected tor the ti-hermeo end sufferuig from the effects tliu lite gales to this tows, mot Saturday lest. The following gentlemen were present; —The Right ...

... BOATMEN’S FARES Every licenced boat’s crew shall receive fro* eick passenger (bis ordinary logitage *■»!, it* clnded) i. d. Fmu. the quay to the barb ) From tbe barbonr to tbe *u)»)l roatitw.-tlio ) , bnoya From do. to ship i: oored to the yr, or) , beyond ...