... After 15 minutes' consideration, the jury re- turned the following ?? the deceased, Alfred Jackson, and the five harbour boatmen who accompanied him, lost their lives through the accidental upsetting of a boat in Douglas Bay, on the night of Saturday ...

... duywculd be confined toplearing ther anA *i y didprompy. Then weapplied tolthe,'governorf a militar force to protect the boat'men and' ti' men worldjn onthe canal. H- E~piromptly assen1 and asseo as they found that. the furnaces were likely to be supplied ...

... overboard in order r to keep herabove water. So soon as she rounded Douglas Head, her dangerous position was ob. s6erved by some boatmen, who at once saw that she could not make the harbour unless she was warped in; but the distance she was off made this I a ...

... t ie lake, where they were driven about (luring the ect f the day and the whole of the succeeding night. Towards ?? Fooie boatmen from Vevey told two ?? C of the sufferers that they had set olut fralnz$41lat town, and that if they had TnOt got aslore thcy ...

... Little. who attended him, found him suffering from a compound fracture of the foot. FOUND DIOwNED.-Yesterday, about noon, two boatmen named William Taggart and Thomas Doran found the body of a man floating opposite the Albert Dock. They conveyed it to the ...

... severely injuring MAr. Cowburflb tc i almost every article of furniture In t tic made its way out of the back door .01 Here some boatmen managed to t its horns and hold it .ntil it 10 give otr eamoamalts a u a ..r- G direct wetuh the W cie, end Do! asith 5be ...

... ferry boat plying between Roseneath and Row Point. The boat, on leaving the Rose- neath shore, contained, besides the two boatmen, four passengers-namely, Mr. William Andrew M'Intyre, 102, Eglinton-street, Glasgow ; his brother Mr James M'Intyre ; Mr. ...

... performance and a number of {tenons wero precipitated intolhe pit. Borne severe but no fatal injuries were sustained. Six boatmen who had indulging in liqior took a fail Sunday the open boat. Being unable to manage their frail in the gale, they ran her ...

... On the second da at the Asored, the wind dropping a little, the mate signalled for boats to carry the passengers. but no boatmen would out out. When the gale was over the em anta clamoured to be allowed to go on shore, and fnaly an empty warehouse was ...

... the owner of the boat and nets, as in as tie metayor land system of Italy, while the to other half is distributed among the boatmen, In has a rude analogy to this system ; and we to understand that, in the leadandeoppermines es of Wales or Cornwall, the ...

... kept a straight course and coma in fully two lengths a-ltead. Bo ATM fin's Kace.—This was a raco for a prize £8 between the boatmen in their gigs wh'.ch ply on the river. Only two boats ran—tho owned by J. Shaw, and the Royal Victoria, owned by S. Rlc ...

... ferry boat plying between Rioseneath and Izow Point. The boat, on leaving the Rose- neath shore, contained, besides the two boatmen, four passengersd-namely, Mr. \ llliam Andrew I M'Intyre, 102, Eglilltollstreet, Glasgow; his brothei, 4r. James MI'lutyre; ...