... abong the Leeds aad Lin Bridge Sefton, bad drawn to aa object Im the water, which turned oat to be the body of # man. The boatmen gare information of the di to the and Police-constable Kirby (1,441) arnving on the the body was out of the water and removed ...

... water shouted m Welsh te bis brother ship there's o ber.’ Mr. Arthar Hill vail was at the least sigm of panic, and thet tbo boatmen bebaved as well as say yen conld behave in tre obrcumstaeces. Tee bors wa: pal by sharp and quickly before tho wied. Mr. HDL ...

... years, was the oldest on tha river, and ooosidered that be had right look for living anywhere on the Mersey. The New Brighton boatmen, alleged, were not be had several times gone to tha rescue of their boats. The defendant bad been previously cautioned, and ...

... commissioners decline allow the concession. In consequence the boatmen decline to take anyone aboard. Several visitors have called at the commissioners’ office complain of the action of the boatmen, who are still defiant, and are determined bring the nutter ...

... to their help with three men nemed Daniel Williams, Thomas Doyl+, and John Jgn+s : silver medal and £3; Austin, 10s; and boatmen. 5s each. To Alexander Johaston, slipman at Birkenhead Ferry, for juniping into the river from Birkenhead pier, and saving ...

... tilisation visited Leam urto n court-martial is ant th court has reserved judgment, at P In the course of a quarrel between two boatmen one, called Thom the other, named Read is net to reeover. remanded om the charge. ...

... exchanged for good bales, from the ends of which tho coverings were out, to be trans- ferred to those containing rubbish—the boatmen busily helping in the consummation of the fraad. The good cotton thus acquired has the marks on ite sides further manipu- ...

... the crew of the ship Progress, now lying iu the river, were engaged on the rigging, two of the men fell into the water. Two boatmen, named Samuel Buan and John Seed, who were near the scene of the accident, jumped into the river, and succeeded in rescuing ...

... beec found on Saturday in tbe new course of the Kiver Avon, no great distance from the front of the Bristol Gaol, by sora» boatmen engaged in the navigation. Mr. Guppy, who was cf good family, being the son of a banker of position in one f the western counties ...

... stopping-place wocld Beaumaris. two or three miles away across the water. lasi Jesperate resort the detective offered some boatmen who were lounging about 10s if they would land him Beaumaris Pior before the steamer reached there. The men at once sprang ...

... Quebec, ashore Mataoe. The brig Catherine, of Guernsey, from .Shield* for .lereey, has been assisted into Lowestoft by tog and boatmen very leaky. The Mebsrt Railway Bill, IW.—A motion was made in the Chancery Diviaion, ytwirrday, before .Mr. .Justice Kekewich ...

... watermen the Prince's Landing-stage by the nick-name of Chipps; his proper name, we believe, to be Murphy : but, all the boatmen have characteristic designations given to thc-m by their comrades, and by which they are always called, we cannot with any ...