... WABBENPOINT BOATMEN, • nortca has been put up on the Warrenyoint PlOlllOlll.lO prohibiting boatmen from annoyiug than who assemble there during the Summer mouths. They are now confined to the Beach. It has become a matter of public conveuienou to do so ...

... EALLYCOTTON BOATMEN. will be seen by yesterday’s Constitution that more than the money asked for has been kindly given. A half note for sent byEDWARDIToAttE, Esq., of Glenanorc, Castletownroehe, have returned, and we should have done the same with 7s ...

... TO BOATMEN AND OTHERS. LIFE WRECKS Toencoor»i;e •nerretlc exertion# time of Denser on 'ert Hoelmen end other#, quickly MitUnK off a«re the Urea their Fellow Creator, from Wrecks. MHO Oil OfllFß CItAFT, Kationai. LireßcArlMSTirtTion grants l.'evei Money ...

... TO BOATMEN AND OTHERS. roceorusr nanset «a. ' o( thelr „, creature, poittug off -Ate , HlltK rt, The liotAi, K. Grerecrrok 8 ™«. K.w.rd.of Mooe, or ,1., areßiren without further delay neosaaOT htam proof id .ho merlr, .d e.cb care, ,o ure their beluß ...

... TO BOATMEN AND OTHERS. gAVING LIFE FROM WRECKS To prompt and enarpeilceiertioßi tins of Dancer on t&s part of Boatmen and others, by quickly prune off to save the Lives of (heir Fellow Creatures from Wrecks, in SHORE BOATS Oil OI CRAFT. The VsTtosai. ...

... TO BOATMEN AND OTHERS, gAVING LIFE FROM WRECKS prnmptand enerpeMceaerlt'*n» time of Danger on the part of Host men and others, quickly patting off save tho Lives of their Fellow Creatures from Wrecks, SHORE BOATS OTHER CRAFT, The ItorAL Lifki.oat laattTUTioa ...

... TO BOATMEN AND OTHERS. gAVINI, likk from XVkecks To e neon rape prompt and enerpelic e>artl ...

... BALLYCOTTON BOATMEN. Only Ten Shillings today, but for those Ten Shillings the poor men and their families will thankful to “W. A. G. And here is something more to thankful for —£l from Mrs. Deates. But we musn’t begin to' fall oft yet. The Mission Boat ...

... OUR BOATMEN who attended on the hosts to convey the company back and forward to and from the ship, was named Michael. I dont know what his other name was, nor does it matter. was an Irishmin and so was his comrade, but no Irishmen 1 ever saw were more ...

... Killarney Boatmen. The Killarney boatmen, writes our Killarney correspondent, have • gnevance. Quite recently Messrs Cook and Boos, the tourist agents. opened offices in the town for the purpose of booking tourists on carnage and boat excursions. From ...

... TO BOATMEN AND OTHERS. T«*nco«rtre «nerc«Mcexef»t'n» time of t>«nscr the p*rt of Hootmen •n«l other*. I*7 n'iH.My pul tin g off **ft the Lire, of their Creatnros from Wrech'.lo HUATS OIHtH CRAFT, Ihe I.otal National Uvcloat lnAttttTto* Kewaniaot Money ...

... BALLYCOTTON BOATMEN. The contributions continue, but friends will remember that, without a good many more the object cant be accomplished. We have no fear, however, that the benevolence on which we draw so largely and so constantly wi fail the' poor men ...