... Mdlyoedg and otoilat moon Ilo'day for Ooemoown. Fa~llon, oand from Sunderland low Honfohen, put Into v1arargate glieodwm boatmen (no agreomeut), having boon A2 Rthois, on the Goodwi Suans. '0 Bereualle (harmone) when coming out Gfl.the graving dock I ...

... for Crouietadt. in with coals, was wasisted into Dover Roads to~day by Deal or boatmen, very leaky, and with four feet of water in her bold. - No agreement with ths boatmen. e. Glan Menal (schooner), of Beaumeris, from Soutbasupton for Swcansea, with pitch ...

... Liverpool, stranaed at Perwell Bay awter eoLL. 2lon: got of and entered Bas-Sat EEHrbor Wish the Sasitt- &Of5 of a SUg und boatmen. The abooner Mrw. of Pad. stew, with which sbe collided, also at Rasgate damaged. A oabtrra from New Xork states that the ...

... barque, bound for London, with a Trinity pilot in charge, was ashore on the Blrake Sand. She was got off by Deal and Ramsgate boatmen. WRECK OF A BRIG AND LOSS OF ALL HANDS. The brig Catherine Morrison, of North Shields, which sailed ten days ago from Ardrossan ...

... Bertha (brigantine), of Brake, from c Hmu frthe Bresiss, has put in with nasinboom broken C and salts split. Agreement with boatmen, 20.C Dunkirk, Dec. 21.-The Poritand, from Timara, y.E.,Uj !Wi- ashore eastward of this port. has completely isunk. Very heavy ...

... brigantine) (of and Alt from iatntes, bhas Pot in. Her captain reports that when in Bu th Don ehdt obtain the assistance of Deal boatmen .Bet for Middleoborough. in ballast, went ashore on LydderSpu at ton o'clock last ntght, to prevent the vessel, which had ...

... Kroomen at Sierra Leone are capable as deck pu at bandsto work cargo on board ships, but that they 18i at are of no use as surf boatmen, for which purpose tuc in roo labourers are obtained lower down the coast. sla A letter from the Cost AfrikanscheCompaay, ...

... over npon f the poor little cabin boy and drowned him. Sharp . and the other four survivors of the crow wore z rescued by boatmen, Who, with lines and cork belts t attached to them, waded into the surf and took I them off the foremast. Bnt, though the ...

... Little. who attended him, found him suffering from a compound fracture of the foot. FOUND DIOwNED.-Yesterday, about noon, two boatmen named William Taggart and Thomas Doran found the body of a man floating opposite the Albert Dock. They conveyed it to the ...

... severely injuring MAr. Cowburflb tc i almost every article of furniture In t tic made its way out of the back door .01 Here some boatmen managed to t its horns and hold it .ntil it 10 give otr eamoamalts a u a ..r- G direct wetuh the W cie, end Do! asith 5be ...

... the ferry boat plying between Roseneath and Row Point. The boat, on leaving the Roseneath shore, contained, besides the two boatmen, four passengers-namely, Mr. William Andrew M'Intyre, 102, Eglinton-street, Glasgow; his brother Mr James M'Intyre; Mr. Thomas ...

... been assited into this har-bour by a tug and boatmen, vith loss of anchors, chains ?? ofer dzmages- No ?? Jane (schooner), from Shields for Jersey, With Coal, has been asisted into di. harbour by a tug-sea boatmen, wfth loss of anchors, chains, and rudder ...