... 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 ...

... trace of it could be Neal, althooih, to a considerable distance. the river had bes n 'leaned. ten Sarno'sy lest. sons , . boatmen helonsinz to Mr Kell., returning (non HMO. perc•is•.l the body dusting th e ► the water sear Ilford, and oleatill.i it he ...

... more conducive to the objects for which the Conusission has been appointed, to exercise the power reserved, and at once and *boatmen to terminate the Contract with the Messrs. Monday. 'ibis determisation necessarily throws the whole burden of the Exhibition ...

... stout boats put out but Mold get no trace of that missing or of her crew, •ho were among the moat experienced and intrepid boatmen in Dingle. (9* The report on the finance condition of Kerry •ill be (band in oar fint*page. This is valuable document, and ...

... stout boats put out, but could get no trace of that missing or of crew, who were among the most experienced and I's trepid boatmen in Dingle.—Zerry Emu's, post. :_ . ...

... then. Mr. Alcock —It would larceny then. Murray, wlio had been summoned witness, was then called, but did not appear—one his boatmen, however, came forward, but refused to sworn. He produced a piece of paper, which, being read by Mr. Smith, appeared to be ...

... several boats put Out but could get no trace of that missing or of her erew, who were among the most experienced sod intrepid boatmen in Dingle.—Kerry Post. DISAPPRARANCIL-A respectable man named Henry Airy, steward of J. E. Scott, Esq., of Anngrove Abbey ...

... if a Coach or Caravan were to run to and from Navan to Kells, for the accommodation of pa.ssengers. TWO MEN DROWN ED. Two boatmen named M ideally and Skelly, were drowned in the Lake of Virginia, nn the evening of the MIL They bad but just stepped into ...

... figure than what it could be bought for in the Met: i From the completion of the Mallow line to the test will arise. The boatmen and others of that class will find profitable employment, and the now deserted lodging-houses of Killarney will find occupants ...

... 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 ...

... purpose of submitting for approval of the Shareholders certain Rules, Orders, and Regulations, to bp ohserypd by IJoatowners. Boatmen, and other persons navigating or otherwise using the line of the Royal Canal. And also for the purpose of submitting for approval ...