... melt the lead and partially injure the coping. understand that the labourers and neighbours, together with the preventive boatmen, stationed at Wouldham, rendered much valuable and willing assistance to stop the progress of the fire. The property is severally ...

... distant, as to melt the lead and partially injure the coping. We understand tbit the laborers and neighbors, together with tbe boatmen, stationed rendered much valuable and willing assistance to stop the progress vf the fire. Tbe property was insured. ...

... gave .« ire Mtis- ,,, r paid for tern. ,„ , n.rres as Jlton. , „ o°, tartre spprebendrd Threa The.nnoalaup|ierof the “Deal Boatmen. Comm.ttee I Woodruff and ' n bern „n, committed to took place at Star Inn, on New- ear a Eve. The .Tana pnhlte.lßiu . cbmrte ...

... cutters show large green light during the night, and display a flare-up every fifteen minutes. N.H. 1 here are now no licensed boatmen; their licenses htv* been ioog since revoked, and the act : utborising their bring granted repealed. Masters should avoid ...

... Vessel at Cardiff.—At the Bute Docks, on Tuesday, some boatmen were employed to convey a quantity of coal on board a Greek vessel. In consequence, of a most disfraceful attempt on the part of the boatmen to keep ack a portion of the property with which they ...

... show a large green light during the night, and dis. play a flare-up every fifteen minutes. . B.—There are now no licensed boatmen ; their li- censes have been long since revoked, and the act suthorising their being granted repealed. Masters should avoid ...

... shore when she was grounded on Arklow sandbank, two miles from the shore. Captain Rochford thought it of use for the life-boatmen then to return, it was certain death to them if they did. The vessel was then among the breakers. The conduct of Captain Rochford ...

... which appears 22,051 persons, who had suffered from shipwreck, Itsse b. en relieved. It is much to be regretted that the boatmen and fishermen of this port arc not more acquainted, or more anxious to become partakers of the benefits secured to their families ...

... character,” giving e amusing accounts of Ills personal adventures in America, and interesting anecdotes respecting the Kentucky boatmen, Lynch la'.r, gambling, &e. His remarks on the native Indians were also highly interesting. Dr. Welch will deliver a second ...

... the of the Conti was the worehi el the Surrogate, in thel It vowel, which was found derelict on the Goodwin hy some Deal boatmen. *boot two menthe ft appeared that the vessel in was honed from I agimgrog to St. bees with wood. - aid bad takes a pilot ...

... sank opposite the Collingwood Dock. The few parties on board, including a female, were saved by the active exertions of boatmen. There were comparatively few large vessels lying in the river, and these mostly nearer to the Cheshire than the Lancashire ...

... the worshipful the Surrogate, in the case of a Russian vessel, which was found derelict on the Goodwin Sands by some Deal boatmen, about two months since. It appeared that the vessel in question was bound from Tagangrog to St. Petersburg, laden with furniture ...