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... BOATMEN'S DISPUTE. The adoption of the new Public Health Act by the Urban District Council of Warrenpoint is regarded by the Omeath boatmen a« an attempt to license the men of the Down shore who ply between Omeath and Warrenpoint. and on the lough generally ...
... the lifeboat, and the boatmen, with assistance of steam tug. took them and brigantine into Yarmouth. The Invincible after remaining some time anchor, pro south. The Invincible only left the Tyne Wwinesdav. on pateniiß out builderu* hand*. She known the ...
... adults, but on tlie. day of the di-a>tei it contained only thirteen people—mu© tourist* and four boatmen. Michael Leary, one the re-cued boatmen, the boatmen acre perfectly sober. They did not cull anywhere troing tor their |>uty or teturniog. The tourists ...
... BOATMEN’S NARROW EBCIPE. The force the tide yesterday carried the White Star liner with great violence against the Liverpool landing-stage. The liner, which was about to embark passengers for Australia, did considerable damage to the stage, and crushed ...
... TWO BOATMEN DROWNED. Deal, Sunday. Off Deal this morning two boatmen named George Finnes and Henry Cribbon were drowned through the overturning their punt, the Little Wanderer. These men, with another man named Snoller, put off at five o’clock their punt ...
... PRESENTATION GALLANT BOATMEN. The bravory of eight St. Agnra boatmen. named Frederick C. Hicks. Osbert Hicks. William Trenary. Obodiah Hicks, Grenfell Frederick Hicks, William C. Mortimer. jniL, and Israel Hicks, jun.. who rracoed the survivors the crew ...
... DEAL BOATMEN'S GRIEVANCE. ...
... requirements, may prove be detrimental to the interests of the Deal boatmen; hot, in view ol the contents of the Trinity House report, hie Royal Highness inclined to think that the boatmen will not so injuriously affected a« he feared, especially as it seems ...
... TWO BOATMEN DROWNED. Two cousins named John and William Norton* of Cardiff, went cut late on Wednesday night iR small boat to fetch another boat. There no tidings of them last night, and was coo-i eluded they had lost their lives. THE HEAD MASTERS' CONFERENCE ...
... ALLEGED MURDER BY BOATMEN. Yesterday afternoon two boatmen named Tamer and HaGaanruy, both residing Weiaall, were remanded by the Barton magistrate* on charge of being concerned the death of another boatman named Green, also of Walsall. body of Green ...
... JOSEP he’ rea 17. BOATMEN DROWNED OF irs of; ers in A fata} boating accideat occerred c derland Harbour yesterday. hi timore and Tam ent te an morning two young Foy bestmen—Ha: VS even ESTABLISHING RURAL at ‘The second sitting of the eleventh 1 era Fe ...
... AND TWO BOATMEN DROWNED Th© Press Association's KilUumey correspondent telegraphs—A party, consisting Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Hodgson, of Bradford, with two boatmen, were upset yesterday the lower lake of KiUainey. Mrs. Hodgson and the two boatmen were drowned ...