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... go on the pier, when, ,s was expected, hie 'asm wrashed over by a sea, and was only saved by the 'humane exertions of the boatmen. H3e was nearly fifteen minutes in thie water. DEATo 0P A MisEm.-There expired at Hais- thorpe, near Bridlington, a few days ...
... SCENE.—At the Bute Docks, on Tues- day last, some boatmen were employed to convey a cer- tain quantity of coal on board a Greek vessel. In conse- quence of a most disgraceful attempt, on the part of the boatmen, to keep back a portion of the property with ...
... VESSMr AT Cmwirsu.-At the Euate Docks, an Tuesday, some boatmen were emiloyed to convey a quantity Of coal on boardsa Greek vessel, in consequence ofe.a most disgraceful attempt On the I pun of the boatmen to keep back a portion [of the property with which ...
... the policc, and accompanied by P.O. Vincent, went to his boat, and id the cabin found 220 half-quarters of tobacco. The two boatmen were apprehended, and were committed on the following day by the ltcv. David .Jones. COACH ACCIDENT.—On the 14th iust., as ...
... most disgraceful at- temopt on the part of the boatmen to keep back a portioni of the prsperty with which they had been entrusted, tels Greeks boarded the barge and proceeded to remove the coal. The boatmen gave way for a mnoment; but being joined by several ...
... when she grounded on Arklow sandbank, two q miles from the shore. Captain ROahfori thought It of no nse mited for the life-boatmen then to return, as it was certain death to a at them if they did. The vessel was then among the breakers, a but The conduct ...
... sort of traffic (smuggling opium between Cam- t ainguioon and Canton) was formerly carried on almost exclusively by Chinese boatmen, who arranged with a the Mandarins to pay a certain proportion of the large sum they received per chest for their non-interference ...
... grounded Jea on Arklou, sandbank, two mailes from .the' shore. CBS Captain Rochford-thoug'lit it of no use foi the life- me boatmen then to return, as: it was certain death to nlea them if they did. The vessel wras then among the 3c- breakers. Tbe conduct ...
... idea on.. Airtlow sandbank, two' miles froni the shor'e. mness Captain Rochford thou''ht'it bf, no 'nse for the life- ieme boatmen then to return, as it 'was 'certain death tod ,had them if they did. The vessel' Was then among the Be- breakers. The conduct ...
... n to the burgess constable. Since the storm broke up an immense quantity of water has come down from up aloft, as thl' boatmen term it. The Trent has overflowed its banks, and in some places broken them, fromn the combined pressure of the fresh and ...
... 'which was with difficulty re- pelled by the ex>traordina~ry gallantry of her captain and crew. Nons coastaf that the Sarebas b*oatmen were pirates-they were not Malays. Had Rajah Brooke convincing proof, or even strong presumptive proof that they were pirates ...
... Railways, tippers, - banksmen and labsrers. n The Macclesfleld Brass Baind. t sa Banner, inscribed Perce and Plenty. i r Boatmen and others, living on the estate and in the neigh- ir re bourbood. Of Banner, inscribed Speed the Ploug. After this came ...