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... named locally as Jim Gibson, was last night missing, presumed drowned The young boy was plucked from the waters by local boatmen and taken to shore where police administered heart massage. . The Royal Navy helicopter wluchdmzdlnmmhupml in Oban had given ...
... more than 85 oil refineries and fuel depots around the country. 4 For the first time yesterday they were joined by French boatmen who lined up their barges across the Seine in Paris to block river traffic through the capital. About 30 barges and one tourist ...
... potential impact of the killer shrimp showed how it used its formidable mouth parts to “kill and mangle” damsel flies, water boatmen, and other varieties of fly life which form the staple diet of salmon. The zebra mussel has gained a reputation as one of ...
... game. -~ - . But boat owners and ’ ‘gatherers are at odds over - ‘shares of a proposed total .- catch of 2,700 tons-a year. ‘Boatmen are portrayed as rich, rapacious and ready to vacuum the cockle beds dry; hand-gatherers are described as black marketeers ...
... 4 Cheat - produce song without words (6) 5 He praises suite ¢ about piece of m 6 %Sh about and butt copper 7 % amon( ) g boatmen on a 7 8 Unmarked type of p?er useful for starters (5,9) 13 Frivolous drunk keeping things dark (5-5) 16 Oil hero spilled ...
... mile-and-a-half-wide Sound ing. The 43-year-old formerKew of Taransay to Harris on Satur- Gardens worker, from day. Local boatmen claimed sex, looked dejected, accordi they had not helped him. to villagers, as he and He is the second castaway to young ...
... Victoria Buildings (now the site of Lloyds TSB). The building appearing directly behind, which was the dwelling house of boatmen, was demolished and in 1906 George Leslie of Laxfirth built Ellesmere House (now D & G Leslie). The sunken passage at the ...
... expressions and body language, even just to guess their ages. By contrast, five minutes of a lone piper playing The Dunkirk Boatmen on Pipeline (Radio Scotland, Sunday) was as about as stirring as history gets. ¥ L T -o ¥ . _ A P i e S’ N \\; - . : S NG ...
... alone in the sun,” he croons to a Latin beat. “I'm a star without a destina'. The bar gradually fills up with guides and boatmen and curious gringos waiting for their four-wheeldrives, until two familiar characters wearing surfer beads and stupid grins ...