... supported by an oar, while two boatmen were seen clinging to the boat. The clergyman was seen to disappear, and while one of the boatmen was making an endeavour to rescue the two ladies they also disappeaerd. The two boatmen were rescued in an ed exhausted ...

... SUPPLEMENT THE BOATMEN OF BLEAR ask. ( Clear Air is poetical name for Killarnet, given to it be une ita oldest boatmen.) • .I'll sing a song, of my netive hind, that seta my heart allaue, A bong to a.a.othe the wintry mind*, that do not hope for Niue ...

... Press, and which would restore the wide world over,condfience in the boatmen and skill of the boatmen of Killarney. Mr O'Brien said it was plain they were anxious to safeguard the boatmen, while at the same time they were equally anxious to bring back the ...

... throuvb the surges. Oh, loved of our maidens are Boatmen of Kerry I For stalvrart arid true are the Boatmen of Kerry 1 To guide the black hooker or scull the light ',Berry, My life on the skill of the Boatmen of Kerry' Though wealth is !lot outs, though our ...

... sons distance from Darby's Garden, involving the loss of three lives—two boatmen and a lady tourist. It appears that a party, consisting of Mr. Hogson, tourist, a lady and two boatmen, named Michael Gleason and James Fenton, went out troat fishing. They ...

... 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 ...

... Killarney Boat Traffic. A memorial was reoeived from the .boatmen of Killarney asking Lord Kenmare not to permit the use of motor or power boats for the use of tourists on the Lakes, and pointing out the si , rious injury likely to be done to a harmless ...

... all joined. BAILE 'N FIRTEURAIG, KILLARNEY BOATMEN. - arAt Killarney Ru Council a resolution was adopted to the effect that as their hinds didn't enable them to pay a salary to an Inspector over the boatmen and boats on the lakes, that they ask the I'rban ...

... drowning disaster was continue& to-clity, but with no successful results. There were six boats on the lake manned uy local boatmen and constabulary. In Catholiel and Protestant church to-day reference's were made to the disaster and in the Catholic Churches ...

... the bc.itt in flue tion fur about seven years. The boatmen cre excellent men. Leary did not take drink: iLyneli had to take the pledge before he left him out, and witness 'poke highly of the boatmen who were drowned. Maurice Gleason sand Jchn McCarthy ...

... dark. An hour went by, two hours, still no boat came. We knew at something was wrong, and conjectured that some of the boatmen had got drunk, and let out the secret. In that case, said Connotion. the next boat that comes over will oe a police boat ...

... 22nd, two steamers were ready to take the vessels in tow. The crew were conveyed to the. Port Stanley and same of the Life-boatmen were also put on board. Oommunieation with the Steamers was established and the barque u towed away. Duding the lengthy services ...