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... the Canadian forces and Dennison of the British army. The boatmen were divided into gangs, each under foreman, and a company of from eight to nine boats were intrusted to the care of two boatmen, one of whom occupied the foremost and the other the hindmost ...
... THE CANADIAN BOATMEN. LOSDOS, TttU RSDAV. A letter from Lord Wolseley to the Governor General of Canada was issued among the Parliamentary papers to day. testifjing to the compotency, skill, and courage of the Canadian voyageure. ...
... RETURN OF THE CANADIAN BOATMEN. hired transport Poonah arrived at Queenstown this morning from Malta, having on board the Canadian boatmen lately doing service on the NiTe. They will be transferred to the Allan Line steamer Hanoverian to proceed to Halifax ...
... RETURN OF THE NILE BOATMEN. The Poninsear and Oriental Steamship Pa:m-esh arrived at Queenstown to.day from Malta. tote has on board the Canadian Boatmen late employed with the Nile expidation who are tuning to Canada. PtRCHASL OF OAMICLB. Gonna.= NOMA ...
... CANADIAN BOATMEN ON THEIR EGYPTIAN EXPERIENCES. The Halifax Morning Chronietr of the sth inst. state* that the returning Canadian voyageurs, amounting to two hundred and aixty-two in number. arrived at Halifax, Nova Scotia, the 4th. Tli'i men state that ...
... CANADIAN BOATMEN FCE, THE NILE EXPEDITION. QUM WI DP CSDAT. The Poonah, one of the hired transports arrived off the horbour lat.t night with the Canadian atmen on tumid V, hen the anchors were let go the stcond length of her main abaft was lad); damaged ...
... THE CANADIAN BOATMEN FOB THI MILE EXPEDITION. QoiEKf.TowN, Wednesday. Tha Poonob, ono of the hired transports, arrived off the harbour last night with Casadlan boatmen on board. When the anchors were let the second length of her main shaft was badly damaged ...
... boatmen (Yale. GREAT SUCOESS. More Late News than any other Daily Papero Zb be had of all Newsagents. Tr..lolll(s.—lllers Camomile's, teen sit it I.Ley.—.seesiat liagetts of a/I Chewer, sad Civil wwW. trees our Spade by SWALE trona all Marts of Sows sad ...
... for the efforts of Mr. Whitfield, assisted by two boatmen named Adams and Moore, the loss of life would have been terrible. Up to five p.m. no bodies had been recovered, though a large force of boatmen, with grappling irons, assisted by divers, were doing ...
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... extraordinary efforts of Mr. Whitfield, assisted by two boatmen named Adams and 3foore, the lose of life would have been terrible. Up to 5 p.m. no bodies had been recovered, though a large force of boatmen with grappllng-irons, assisted by divers, were doing ...
... purchase camels for the use of the Suakim expeditios. THE CANADIAN BOATMEN AT QUEENSTOWN. '1 he hired transport Poonah, which left Alexandr and Malta on the 9th inst. with the Canadian boatmen who assisted in the Kilo expedition, numbering three hundred, was ...