... cutters show a large green light duringjtke night, and display a flare-up every fifteen minutes. N.B. There are now no licensed boatmen ; their licences have been long since revoked, and the act authorising their being granted repealed. Masters sliould avoid ...

... according to the daily returns kept by the superintendent. Twenty-seven persons were rescued from drowning by the society's boatmen, who had either got beyond their depth or were seised with cramp while swimming ; of which number nine were taken to the society's ...

... the value of the ship and freight being 580/.; a tender of 15/. had been made and refused. Dr. Phillimore appeared for the boatmen; and Dr. Addams for the Spanish owners. The Court thought the tender cf 15/. ample. It pro- nounced for the damage, but it ...

... this morning, when the crew either left her or wero washed overboard. She soon after came olt, and was brought in hero by boatmen a* derelict. CLYDE. — Arrived, the Santos, from Matanzas. DOVER. March 24.— NW to NE, fresh.— Arrived, the Alfred yon Anerswald ...

... having spoken a steamer (the Malcolm Brown) that had seen the wreck upon the sands. This was quite sufficient to put all the boatmen belonging to this port in a state of great activity, and before evening nearly 20 sail of luggers, having at least 100 men ...

... 1 and not repeated, tbey were not supposed the .-Snals of distress. At daybreak the cen mentioned «w.,. ?? ance to some boatmen of Margate, who, how- -W t u° k no notice, until shortly afterwards a gun wasfired oi the Tongue light-vessel. A lugger then ...

... search of Sir John Franklin; 12,127 copies had been supplied to merchant seamen generally; 2231 had been issued to canal boatmen. &c; and a number of copies had been distributed at the different ports in England; making tbe total number of Bibles and ...

... ward response of her soul than a distinct utterance. It did not reach her companion's ear; the wind and the waves, and the boatmen's cry, completely drowned that deep and fer- vent whisper. •• And now they are in the boat, sitting side by aide ; neither ...

... of the boatmen. The Queen's Advocate and Dr. Jenner were heard on the part of the reputed salvors. Dr. R. Phillimore and Dr. Twiss appeared for the owners of the brig. The learned Judge thought that although the service was rendered by the boatmen without ...

... actually seen, which, with 35 of the crew, amount to 140. ** I feel bound to express my admiration of the activity shown by the boatmen of the port in their exertions to save life, and the manner the inhabitants gave up their beds and clothing to the sufferers ...

... minutes he again plunged into the water, shortly after which he called the servant to his assistance. Griffiths aud Coa, boatmen in the employment of tne Royal Humane Society, proceeded in a boat to bis rescue, but before they reached bim he disappeared ...

... I say, that government is responsible (hear, hear). And that is the reason why, I suppose, it is said that these unhappy boatmen should go to law. Why, sir, it was but a mere mockery to talk se. Now, our demands I think in this respect were very moderate ...