... UM T ON TSB ALUM. Gres, the boatmen who was rearmed to the the Prins Dent, Mowing steer ..at to the akin : ?boats Wake, the menet boa, to scan✓ Ulm% an wen to that m we at dote tato at the dm waft Boa has. At neat halfpet Vele* the meek tie sky end • ...

... three started from tbe Trianon in a shore boat, to come to the Cockle-hole. There was lot, 1 think 25, in tbe boat, with boatmen altogether. We came to within about yards right abreast the Brunswick Dock gates. The boat was very deep in tbe water, aud ...

... which took place in our river last Friday has naturally led to the inquiry as to the laws which regulate the conduct of the boatmen on the Mersey; and we certainly have been dreadfully chagrined to learn that the most perfect free trade exists in this traffic ...

... the residenoe of the deceased, to await the corornir's iniquest, which will be held to-day, The general opinrion aosongst boatmen and others capable Of forming an opinion is that the boat was overloaded- a matter which will no doubt he thorou~ghly invosti ...

... at sea in June last. • To Henry Fryman, chief boatman a bronze medal and ; and to Alexander McAllister and George Sparks, boatmen; William Melmore, master mariner; Thomas Johnstone, and William Dunnigan, the sum of £5 each, as recognition of their gallantry ...

... employ of Mr. Evans. I poer r»detick-strect. Ip to law boor last evening ntne bodies bad been recovered. The conduct of tbe boatmen who, bearing of the ocoorreoM, proceeded to eeeneof the calarmty to render ell tb* thflr power, is of tb* comm*odstion. ...

... which took place in our river last Friday has naturally led to the inquiry as to the laws which regulate the conduct of the boatmen on the Mersey; and we certainly have been dreadfully chagrined to learn that the most perfect free trade exists in this traffic ...

... occurrence are not yet ascertained. to a late hour in the evening none of the bodies had been recovered. The conduct of the boatmen who on hearing of the occurrence so promptly proceeded to the scene of the calamity to render all the assistance in their ...

... Evans, Upper Frederick* street. Up a late hour last evening, none of tbe bodies have been recovered. The conduct of the boatmen, who on hearing of the occurrence so promptly proceeded to the scene of calamity render all the assistance their power, is ...

... principles of old times adapted to the present, would be local steam manned by our fishermen, as volun- teers, who are excellent boatmen, but adverse to large ships and long service, but who would readily enter for this ser- vice ; only to be called out when ...

... of dark grey cap, coat, and trousers, with scarlet facings. _ Tub Wreck of tub “Blervib Castlb/’-Ob Menday night some Deal boatmen came up with the wreck between the Kentish Knock and the Galloper, fiOerfiOmilss from the Yarns Sand, and they got it int ...

... body was conveyed to tlio residence of the _deceased , to await the . _coroner's inquest . The general opinion _amongst _boatmen and _others capable of forming an opinion is tliat tlie boat _was- overloaded _. —a _matter which will no doubt be _thoroughly ...