... with volunteers, arnms, and stores, for Garibaldi, states that, as an in- stance of the enthusiasm of the population, eighty boatmen, who had tice englaged to embark the cargo of' the above-mentioned vessels, unanimously refused to accept any reniuneration ...

... officers now. Mr. Hennessy-Customs Officers-Returns of the number of all established lociers, tidewaiters, weigh- ers, and boatmen in the Customs' service in August, 1860, with their respective terms of service, their grade, and annual income from every ...

... row round tile port in a small boat. Fortuniately, hovever, the ball passed through the boat without injuring tithe,' the boatmen oem tihe gentleman. Whilst I am writing drumns are beating in all directiops. It is Medici's division making pre- parations ...

... other boat were compelled to witness their struggles without being able to rescue themn. Five of the gentlemen and two of the boatmen were drowned. The names of the gentlemen are-Capt. Beresford, the son-in-law of his Excellency the Go- vernor; Mr. R. D. S-ewart ...

... about four feet high, and she succeeded in getting her two feet over it, and the hind feet were held by the car, A number of boatmen, and men working at Power's lime-works assembled and did all in their power to extricate the animal from its position by attaching ...

... arriving at the lhck the awfutl calas. trophe was at once revealetd. The young carpenter was lying dead in the hold, one of the boatmen was missiltt, anti the tw(, enginemen were lying near the furnace, awfully hiurned. Thwy were at once re- moved to ?? 1oat ...

... just below the level of the water. Thinking that this cord might be in soene way connected with the robbery, they sent some boatmen to the spot, and when the cord was drawn up it brought with it a fishermat's net very badly fastened, and which contained ...

... designation of navvies, every seven men being under a` ganer'. These people wern chiefly shocnuakers, tailors, butchers, boatmen, and runners, and it is hard to say whether, in joining in this cnteqlnise, they were actuated by religious enthusiasm, or ...

... the further end is really magnificent. All . the wild fancies of the I Arabian Nights crowded in E my imagination as the boatmen, resting on their t oars, allowed the tide to gently rock us. It is not a often these caves can be entered; the breakers at ...

... neath and Row Point was capsized in mid-channel by a heavy sea. Besides her two boatmen, there were four passengers aboard of her. Of these six persons, four-the two boatmen and two passengers -were drowned. The other two passengers con- tresed to cling ...

... B3ony FOUND IT TIE FOYLv.-Friday, ,whilst two boatmen -were liscing in the Foyle, they I observed the dead body of a man foating in the river, opposite the Glasgow Steamship Comrnpany's vard. The boatmen immediately picked up the corpse, and hlad it removed ...

... improving their lands and holdings ; second, tradesmen or mechanics, dealers or hucksters, weavers or spinners, fishermen or boatmen, or persons in other occupations and re. quiring loans of money for their respective callings. And be it enacted, that for ...