... MISSION TO BOATMEN. COUNCILLOR ANGELL TELLS OF HIS GRANDFATHER'S CANAL DAYS. Speaking at the seventh annual meeting of the Incorporated Seamen and Boatmen's Friend Society, in the Corn Exchange, Sheifield, last night, Councillor W. L. Angell said that ...

... to the stir causad by the biz aegirs. Numbers of beantiful fish ir o choking condition have been taken from the river by boatmen. One gentleman residing on Trentside, on Sunday counted more than a score fish, weighinz up to 251 b. ar 30lb. float past ...

... persons have at one time or another found themselves surrounded by the tide on these rocks, and been rescued by the safety boatmen. This has been in the summer season, when the bathers’ safety boat was afloat, but at this time of the vear there are no hoats ...

... has rvined what promised to be the hest scason since the Boer war. The chief sufferers are :h. fishing community, cabmen, boatmen, and reflunnturro- Kv‘oton. The towa is emptying and ya w lo are arriving. The hotels and hmnfi::‘hom'i are also suffering heavily ...

... preperty of Robert Street, of Stanton-by- Dale. Joseph and Frederick Symons, of T.oughbro’, and John Jukes, of Ilkeston, all boatmen, were remanced at Ilkeston Police Couart vesterday. Police-constable Robinson said he went with Detectivesergeant Cos. grove ...

... from Lincoln. On Friday he wasseen on the Trentside wharf to draw a knife across lus throat and jump inte the river. Some boatmen rescued him. He was taken to a doctor’s, and the wound in his throattwo inches long and quarter of an inch deep —wus treated ...

... golf. Away from the football pitch they apparently thought the¥ were something in the nature of born oarsmen, although local boatmen had grave doubts after they saw the handling of their craft. Manager Reg. Freeman offered prizes for two races and the winners ...

... coasfing boats the rate will be 2%. mkf'y.n.dnncoufb to scamen and Ils. to firemen Following upon the decision of the Tyne tug boatmen not to carrcy non-unionists to any ships the pickets at Shields informed the captain of a tng tha® a Dutch carpenter Mdglcd ...

... Bentley, of Kilnhurst Hall, was walking along the bank near the Pottery, when he miseed his way and fell into the water. Three boatmen, who were in their boats moored a Irttle higher up the water, heard the splash, and were quickly in attendance, but they were ...

... Wo‘ car of % PR e(i :,f':i : e : 1 The majorit oliou’n‘obm' v the m'. M. m‘ek._g::‘:. AwmsterpaM, Monday. ! Four hundred boatmen have joined the strike.—Reuter. g The King then said: “My Lords,—We have been pleased to summon this Chapter for the purpose ...

... allnddmngamgdoo. 17 Decem. “S‘illt?'medd o Dawson Downey, hoatman, bronze medals to George H. Hitchcock. and George Bridden, boatmen of H.M. Coastguard. Arklow, for services in savi life from the fishing boats Fisher Lad -;x Mary Immaculate, which eapsized ...

... ‘WALKED ON THREE LEGS.’ WAKEFIELD MAN FINED FOR CRUELTY TO HORSE. _Yesterday, at Wakefield, John Stead and | Harry Roberts, boatmen, Goole, were summoned for cruelty to a horse. On 6 October Roberts brought a boat from Goole, and on E:tnng to Wakefield the ...