... 20sees.; i. Bluerock (A. G Davies), 6hras. imins. 27secs.; 3, Redrpider (Rupert Masonl 6brs. 15mins. 55secs. Handicap race for boatmen jeni, open. boate-1, Conway Castle (W. B. Robert) tnrs. 4mins. 50secs.; 2, Empress Queen (Joseph Jones), 5brs. 15mins. 3seas ...

... SUEPPIENG NEWS. CLYDE TUG BOATMEN'S STRJKK The execative of the Cyde tvg-boaten an interview with the tug owners at Greened en Saturday, and indiated they were preaged 't to consider any proposals the eplym Wad be to make with the object of bringing about ...

... bathers that cramp had seized their companion and caused his death. Bathers dived, and during the morning the police and boatmen used , grappling lines, but al efforts to recover the body proved frutless. By a struage turn of fate, few h}rs elbqd after ...

... lag he was powerless to resce and eventually both its sark. The Coroner oom= ented upon the error r ied of inexperienced boatmen boating up the rver f ew when they Were unable to swim The jury re . turnd a verdict of Atiotly drowna 1[ THE VICAR'S DIVORCE ...

... pain, and the f whole neighbourhood resounds with the loud f mouthed shouts of vendors of lemonade, pea- F nuts, and candy. Boatmen wit-h their shallow craft loaded to the gunwales are f pocketing large sums of money from the m people who are crossing from ...

... Cardiff yesterday correspondent Arthur The the forecastle force locked Arthur of asleep time rescued from the water about after boatmen to Tbe were exhausted number engineer M‘Coy of about hour after men Ohief-Kngmeer J Crick of Liverpool mote Dublin fireman ...

... Patria. The boats which were acoompanying the tugs immediately prooeeded to the rescue, but, un- fortunately, two of the boatmen were drowned. The chief diver and his attendants, both of whom belonged to the crews of the tugs Secadler and Albatross, were ...

... mISSING. Lloyd's agent at NorthQueensferrv tel9graphxed g | yeslerday that a pilot boat. with a GrangemouhE le nilot and two boatmen belonging to North ig QunsferrY, was runa down on Thursday night le east of Forth Bridge. is The boat has been found, bottom ...

... Friday at Mount Stwart, Lord s i |Londonderry's [ribh residence. Hlis lordship's iI u7nder butler, nanued Adays, wrih two boatmen J went for a sail on Stroanford Loi and as they did not returnt at niaut a a'-asch 'as iustisoted, and on Saturday morninir ...

... afloat left Hoylake astern westerly wind blowing up channel tide there choppy sea trip presented no difficulty experienced boatmen such Mr Lewis Mr Tom undoubtedly were All well until two o’clock little Mosquito of rocks New Brighton the boat by named William ...

... body of a -Young woman was observed efloating in the river Thames, near Blackfriars so( t Bridge, yesterday ernoon. Some boatmen, an - in trying to pull the corpse out of the water, eni Y turned it-over, and were horrified to find the be S body of a ...

... through the gap of Dunloe the Bree Lakes and for this purpose were using four-oared boat- which in charge of four experienced boatmen are some of the best engaged on the lakes The craft reached Dinas Island in the middle lake at- half-past three o’clock afternoon ...