... the ferryman, that the hour of eleven had struck! This is altogether intolerable. There ought, beyond question, to be night boatmen at the ferries, precisely as there are night tollmen at the bridges. Even were the argument that night ferries would not pay ...

... foolishly go on the pier, when, as was expected, lie was washed over by a sea, and was only saved by the humane exertions of the boatmen. Ho was nearly fifteen minutes iu the water. KlNaw•LL—Musa WHECKS.—I t appears there must have been another vessel foundered ...

... police authorities. Arrserrae Sticiny.—Late on Thursday night, a man aas observed in the Canal. near Drumpeller Hill, by two boatmen who were fortunately passing at the time. They immediately went to his rescue, and ultimately sneeceded in getting him out ...

... Sidiede-.-At a late hour on Thursday evening, tir aperson namned Devine, a potter, was rescued from thee en cana by two boatmen,.named MI'Lean and 'CII The - funfortunate usan was in a state approachuing- to titter in- -iji sensibility- when taken from ...

... their consideration, In such a way as they consumption have been freely taken at rather higher rates; bat the canal by two boatmen, named M`Lean and BPColl. The u at n 9a fal to lls Ott 480 lbs ees Od to 3), Oa Linlithgow Junior l9 Tarbolton l6 to consequences ...

... lan opportunity of seeing a fish taken in the net, which nevertheless escaped being captured through the negligence of the boatmen, who, whether in a state of dreamy apathy from want of previous success, or fast asleep, failed to observe his prize in time ...

... stout boats put out, but could get no trace of that missing or of her crew, who were among the most experienced and intrepid boatmen in Dingle.—Kerry Pee. Lire Losr AT LvsnmoLm.—An engine-man belonging to Cannobie Colliery, named Cutlibertson, was found dead ...

... grain, sunk opposite the Collingwood Dock. The person on board, including a female, were saved by the active exertions of boatmen. ' At eight o'clock on Wednesday, a fore and aft rigged schooner, named the Sailors' Home, and laden with stone, on account ...

... grain, sunk opposite the Collingwood Dock. The persons on board, including a female, were saved by the active exertions of boatmen. v Ateight o'clock on Wednesday,ua fore and aft riggod schooner, u named the Sailors' Home, and laden with stone, on account ...

... having spoken a steamer (the Malcolm Brown) that hadseen 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 tuggers, having at least 101 men ...

... the violence of the gale for the time it lasted has not been equalled for some years; and that in the opinion of the oldest boatmen on this part of the coast, Numerous losses have been reported on all points of the channel, and the Pressshicher Adler, Capt ...

... awing spoken a Bremner (the Malcolm Brown)that had seenthe wreck upon the sands. Thin 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 loggers, having at least 101 men ...