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... section, by prescribing and defining the terms and conditions cn which they will grant licences for pleasure boats, and to boatmen or other persons. The letter of the Under Secretary was fully discussed by the memb.rs, and the Council fixed licences for ...
... night a violent storm came on, which swelled the river so much that the bridge of hoots over it was carried away and the boatmen of the place said it could not he renewed. I then reetllecte4l that ther were English prisimers in the barracks. and had ...
... days in March. 1907. April and May. . Witness, continuing, said boatmen were not supplied with luncheon by the hotel. The cap and jersey were worth Bs. It would not true to state that boatmen wore supplied the hotel with luncheon. but they would bo supplied ...
... an efficient and capable man, and well able to do Messrs Cook's business. He and his brothers were steady med and capable boatmen. He was 'certain they would not send out unseaworthy boats in a rush, and if he thought they did that he certainly should ...
... obtained a degree, practising, incognito in the poor quarters of Lisbon. She is finely courageous. and once saved one of her boatmen from drowning. But the supreme test of her courage c , Tre on February Ist, 1907, when in the streets of Lisbon ber Royal ...
... disposed the question of regulations for boats and boatmen they might discuss another matter of importance. He believed it was very-desirable to give the public the belief that the boats were good, the boatmen reliable, and the safety of visitors secure. He ...
... pomps are in sxietenoe. Mr John Dineen, Bally doff, it the present Councillor, no than is likely ta close contest,' Chief Boatmen Melville, of the Casben Coastguard Station, baa been transferred te Valencia. Mrs. Melville, wife of the Chief Boatman, will ...
... To Mr Downing—There were 15 persons in the boat and there was no neglect. The boatmen were perfectly sober to the best of his belief. To Mr Jones—He did not notice the boatmen Harnett or Roberts. Daniel;Leary, boatman, stated the stern of the boat struck ...
... KILLARNEY tiIES BOAT LICENCES—YEAR ENDING THE alet MARCH, 1923. NOTICE TO BOATMEN AND BOAT-OWNERS. NOTICE is Hereby Giveo, that Owners of Boats plying for hire, and Boattned assisting in the charge of such Boats, are required, before the Ist April, 1922 ...
... question of Lord Kenmare's proprietory rights over the Lakes, for the safety of the public by granting licences for boats and boatmen on such times and conditions as the Council may think fit, subject to the provisions of subsection 7of tho said section. In ...
... proceeding in small boat from the Island to Darrynaoe, accompanied by two of bis, who are grown-up young men and exoeUeat boatmen. From tbe intelligence to band it appears tbs boat waa by sudden and one*, peeted squall when about midway between tbe Island ...
... receive gifts of books papers magari 11PS, MA' ( not daily pacers) which we would place before our troops, marines, patrol boatmen, etc., who are protecting ut from the unspeakable Run. The marines on the mountains vt-st of-Oiri g Te are not forgotten by ...