... BOATMEN AT VARIANCE. Alfred Pittateay, boatman, of Forester's Terrace, was summoned for assaulting and beating Albert Hockin, of Northumberland Place, on the 2nd inst,—Mr. Beal (Exeter) appeared for Hockin, and Mr. Carter (Torquay) appeared for Pittaway ...

... (the Daily Telegraph correspondent informs us) just been discovered in Paris by the river police. It is customary for the boatmen of the Seine to receive 15 francs for e tch dead body which they find in the river, after they have given due notice of their ...

... E. RENDLE Reapact.nu:y Ivktl au ut tutor britAV ittAAlu, wumh are umj.eL ith ali the Lstaet fur tue bosom u 1 Millinery, Boatmen', tiata, Caps, RADiuma, etc. DRESS MATLAIALS. FLANNEL DRESSING GOWNS. Dr. JAWAtes UNDIAtCLOIRIAG. Tenni tor this article cash ...

... Young Woodhouse was a third victim, and up to the time of despatching this report his body had not been recovered. The two boatmen saved thouiselves. ...

... that the small payments made to the boatmen in any sense compensate them for the risks they have to run, or are the real attraction of those who volunteer for the service? These humble heroes are mostly resident boatmen fishermen, or coastguard men, all ...

... sialid . - tliiitlie — lien.keeper had hitherto kept eye on the boatmen. He would commence his duties on Monday next. The Assistant Clerk (Mr. Moore) pointed out that the notices to boatmen were Issued six weeks since and no application for • license had ...

... l'ort of London is, on the whole, favourable and encouraging. in a slow improvement in the morality and condition of the boatmen is to be observed. ...

... Keeper had reported that John Broom, William Hitchcock, George Shapter, George Scagell and Henry Trout were plying for hire as boatmen and not having their boata licensed. The Surveyor reported that a notice board on which the bye-laws had been posted was torn ...

... called t, the pier and took on board a large nut' of excursionists for Torquay. v made by the steam launch 'Dorothy, the boatmen were also busy. The neighbos hood of the railway station was the scoter much excitement, and the patience of th railway officials ...

... the singular part she had played. A ST RANG! ISCOVICRI. Here is a story of a singular recovery of a carrier pigeon. Some boatmen rowing out to a vessel off Dover saw what looked like a dead pigeon floating on the water, and on passing it a second time ...

... on Ore at the Bast Devon Club, and James Fair* fur similar offence, were each ordered to pay Owl cost., ss. I ~wick Can, a boatmen, was 8s id Inclusive, or seven day's hard for drunkenness on April Sth. Be said he two bottles of owl had not Id an slue be ...

... . a 101 i WAY COMMITITE'S REPORT. The Committee recommended that a charge of 18. for each license for pleasure boats and boatmen, be made and that the forms ot license be issued at an early date. Mr. J. Cornelius wrote complaining of the cabstand having ...