... pallid faces. These personages occupied the seals of honor; and behind them, well as be’ow, were crowded together fellahs and boatmen, women and children of all .es, equally intent upon enjoying what may he considered the national dance. The two dancir.g-girls ...

... of smibmittiig for approval of the Shareholders certainl Rlslc, Orders, and Regulations , to be observed by Boat-owners, Boatmen, and other personss navig aing or otherwise using the line of the Royal t'anal. And also for the purpose of submitting for ...

... m-n-KS pewltnl.f . . f.f ,unl *• t. mp- PIPIY THOUSANO POUNDS,..A p.rdi ,U,N THOUSAND PER ANNUM ■ hare been r pn _.’ of it, boatmen, which hare been m unu competitor, which the intti the promptitude and li. **t>on eomhnue, torecnre m Rented in the of the ...

... purponse of submittingfor approval of the Shareholders certain Rules, Orders, and Regulations, ti to be observed by Boat-owners, Boatmen, and other persons 4 navigating or otherwise using the line of the Royal Canal. 4 And also for the purpose of submitting for ...

... stripped off her mantle mid bonnet and bendy jumped two the river at the Graeing Batik. She was itutnedtately picked up by poise boatmen and lauded on terra !testa. re- o•est. 'lig herself with the cast habiliments, she walked off with her friends quite chop-falleu ...

... necessarr steps to hpve the sild bill passed into law. Thatt the Rules, Orders, and Regulations to be observed by 1;lat 0 wners, Boatmen, and other persons navigating, or ctlierns'le using the Line of the Roval Canal be, and the same are herebv duly enacted, ...

... requesting three 4s. 61. bottles : Ha hair was feting off very fast and changing colour, from illness: she le happy to inform Mr. Boatmen that his excellent Fluid has not osly prevented Its changing colour, but has produced top great a simply of bate. From J. ...

... from Ireland. The’ Counties of Waterford, Kilkenny, and Cork, have been pouring forth, for fifty years, a stream of their boatmen and fishermen—an adventurous race—into this favoured island. All the hospitality—all the eccentricities, errors, vices, and ...

... having spoken a steamer (the Malcolm Brown) that lad 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 ...

... having spoken a steamer (the Malcumb Brown) that had seen the wreck upon the sands. This was ...

... reported having spoken steamer (the Malcomk Brown) that had seen the wreck upon the sands. This was sufficient to pat all the boatmen belonging to this port in state of great activity, and before evening nearly sail of loggers, having least 100 men board, ...

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