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... wishing to return to the ship, left the beach a small boat with two boatmen. Thomas Lawton and dames Pumphry. arriving alongside the vessel some ecuffle ensued between the boatmen and the passengers; they were, it seems, rather groggy” at the time. The ...
... lost his life. A Mecklenburg brig came up the water, and anchored off Hytbe. Mr. Witt, a tide surveyor, went off with four boatmen the Customs lug sail boat to board her. The wind was blowing very hard from the westward at the time After putting on board ...
... little ammunition. A few days after rounds of arnaraniUotf were sent up in large flat-bottomed him. There were 25 Burmese boatmen and sepoys board. The boat was passing point where the banks were high, and the jungla dense, and they were suddenly attacked ...
... were not a little alarmed observing the boat adrift, and the tide rapidly covering the sand. One account states that some boatmen considerable distance off observed the unhappy fellows rushing about holding up handkerchiefs and other things in the hope ...
... of having be»*n placed on a cushion, which Heated down the current, and carried the child to a point the shore, where some boatmen took up. When rescued, it still held an apple in its hand. (From the Globe.) The Accounts relating to Trade and Navigation ...
... Immediately on the vessel striking signal guns were fired, and it being ascertained that she had emigrants on hoard, tbs Deal boatmen and others put off in their luggers to render assistance and save the passengers. nearing the Tassel it was found that the ...
... wreck, where they held for some hours a painful state of suspense. At length, about nine o’clock, they were observed by some boatmen, who gradually put off. and after much exertion succeeded in rea» cuing the poor fellows, who were much exhausted. Lower down ...
... uDdetnamed Fishermen and Boatmen of Kingstown JL return their grateful thanks to the following Noblemen and Gentlemen, for the sums awarded to them for the loss of their Boats in the violent of November, 1852:—His Excellency the Earl of Egliutia, Honorable ...
... good condition. A first-rate sea boat an/ /old Ailer. Now lying near the Water Tank, Kingsto*//At/ly to Hinds or Gallagher. Boatmen,' Packet Pier, «i*st*n, J. E., Office of Saunders's Newa-Letter. ' COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, 50 REGENT-STREET, LONDON. ^T’ OTICE ...
... Charica L\ one, Mullingar. Letters to propaid. YACHT FOR SALE OJ* HE-The “Con Ctecen ,* Tone, now lying iykjugertwf Harbour. Boatmen ; n-quay, DuUin. IAOK SALE, good Boat, with Four Oar* and Saiia; pric® Ten Guinea?. Can ha rrfn Ja. Apply to Martin Miller ...
... FOP. SALE OE A. splendid Fast Sailing, Copper ALBERT, Tonnage 20 Tons For particulars Ni cholas Reynolds, or John Cummins, Boatmen, Kingstown Harbour. . COT TICKET— The Owner of No. 162, will i pay the finder 10s. Kcward upon producing it—Cth August, 1853 ...
... boat violently against the bank ami landed. They took with them one of their companions who was wounded, and left one of the boatmen who was mortally wcunde 1. The third sportman, seeing hinnelf forgotten, was able to return to Smyrna The the Bournabat was ...