... the naight and had just retired taresS, when an atack 4 &' vas madeon their boat by a number of pirates, w who wvaver the boatmen and demanded 5$ or money. They ransacked the bost completely, wt P breaking open the ladies' trunks aud sesiiog everytbih ...

... heounjust demands Connected lwith the federation are the TMersey n Flatmen, Upper Mersey Watermen, Mersey ir River and Canal Boatmen, Weaver Watermn's i As iation, Dock Labourers, Seamen and Fire- S eola , These soieties will re- t, fstohave Lvthtgto do with ...

... had oc d to e decline-(l) the strike of the hoc lack labourers at Liverpool in the early part of lastyearf o )the bise in boatmen's wagesduning by of lsattear, )-o the rie inear ;(3) the severe frost a which crippltbe s.caual during nearly the whole -e ...

... hurriedly a e jumping on an outside car, was driven to the d e Admiralty Pier, where he engaged awhalebontand t four of the best boatmen to be had, and at once 61 started in pursuit of the liner, which was then t 'tslowly steaming away on her eastern voyage. ...

... t ie lake, where they were driven about (luring the ect f the day and the whole of the succeeding night. Towards ?? Fooie boatmen from Vevey told two ?? C of the sufferers that they had set olut fralnz$41lat town, and that if they had TnOt got aslore thcy ...

... , thus acting in accord- Iance with the wishes of several of the steamship cotpanies. THE LOCK OUT OF LIVERPOOL TUG- I .'BOATMEN. . A letter-was read at the meeting of the Liver- pool Steamtug Owners' Association, yesterday, from the secretary of the ...

... the Bral anrd River Plato. Leads (schooner), Pearon, of GOele, from Dundee for London, assisted Into Yarmouth by a tug and boatmen with loss of foretopmas g Agreement 35. Mary and Jane (schooner), of Sunderln, from London for the Tyne, atranded at Oambolsthls ...

... with only half the usual cargo fni )re aboard. This is not only a loss to the Ship Canal Ti hbe Company, but also to the boatmen, who suffer a an severely. There are two lines of locks at Run- ml er corn, but in order to economist, water to as great qu ...

... StaFa as, near Hythe, and took her in tow; and the other r's vessel managed to get to Dover with the assistance ry of some boatmen. The steamers will be lightened, an- ad undergo temporary repairs at Dover. The Ser Staffa grounded in the outer harbour. ...

... arrived at Stockholm yesterday evening. Jane Nroopre (sa), from Bangor for Hamburg with e~l~ate isuited Into itamagate by Deal boatmen leakry, with lose of sanchemorscain sells. yards. ato Srlaen(stMesrs Knesbt. uplnand GM. Owners .f th Sytfsa (al, sate tat ...

... pacifa Jey attitude could not last, and a very serious crisis the might ensue. yhtI iis- THE LOCK.OUT OF LIVERPOOL TUG tad BOATMEN. en- The only feature of interest apparent yesterday ite- in connection with this dispute, which has now the Lited over a ...

... person could be seen in the water, and S- it was then supposed that the unfortunate individual was Ic drowned. One of the-boatmen, however, p lunged his arm on into the water a few yards below where the life-buoy was- floatin, and succeeded in grasping ...