... of the 8th inst., and was driven into the channel Opposite that port. On the following morning the r lifeboat and several boatmen went to assist, Snd an at- temupt waS mnade to anchor the lvessel, hlat shle was foundl to be leaking so much that she had ...

... perfectly sober. Robert Miller, pilot, Carliogford tough, proved that the captain was sober at Greenore. George Anderson, boatmen, Carling. ford Lough, gave similar evidence. Other wit- eses were examined, and proved .that the cap- teda was sober at times ...

... down the Whitgift ferry-boat, on lriday. nighlt last. Thlcre were six hersons its the beot, iielidilig two ferryincis. The boatmen aid two other plersons were drowened; the reillillalg twso 11m(1 l itarrow eseape, but ere salved. [IIY Al AQ 1N t IC TgtL:CIt ...

... ships which drove (the Elizabeth, from Lon- don from Belize) has been reported as being off the North Foreland, in charge of boatmen. Ramsgate harbour is getting crowded with shipping putting in to repair damage. The loss in anchors and chains is very great ...

... succeeded in talking the crew, consisting of ?? tints ter, two sailors, and two small boys ashore ill an an hausted state, the boatmen having- to carrl themr) ill their armls to place them in Mr, Carahier's c:ar, which was in attentdanco to coinvey theist to ...

... and broaght to the Pile Light. One of them was the master of the schooner Margaret Petter, of Barrnw the other, a Belfast boatmen. A third man, who had been in the boat, waslostprevious to the steamer'saessstauce. The barque Juliet, of Greenock. from Demerara ...

... chance-a good one, too-of being restored to animation again. Your readers hardly know how prevalent superstition is amongst the boatmen of Bundoran, and how utterly linpos- sible it is to get such ideas as those oat of their heads-for example, they considered ...

... LLOYD'S LIST. BY OUR Sl'ECIAL WIRE. Tite Ocean Rells, of North Shields. froe SafI, for orders, was assisted into Seilly by boatmen. Tire mate atid two sea. itteit are laid tp with sinallIax. The eteamier Sopile, from Swansea for Gothenbutrg, arrived at ...

... from Trinidad, laden. with pitch and cocoa unts, was ashore yesterday morning off. Dngeneess, but was assisted ol fby Deal boatmen. ind pro- cecded east. She is reported to biave strtick heavily, and is probably leaky. TIse schooner Alpha, of Perth, from ...

... Inia la,Si, ga pore, and Ceylon. TE CIVIL S1VICS.-CnstOms-Mr. P. Mahone has been ?? from the seeond to the first class of boatmen, Cork, vice E. Land, promoted. n Reve me a St&pand Tam Brasoh-Mr. Samuel Far lo -, stamper, first class, Dublin, has been ...

... onL Saturday. The W~ild Danek, a competing yacht, founderd half-way round the course. HEer owner, Mr. C. L,. *Vray. and two boatmen, ?? were out hoard. xvere throwvn into tile wvatet-.ug HughHuhes, boatman, aged tits ?? Printed and Published for the Proprietors ...

... away, havngfu been in collision Bi th ile Barium': wheii in Yarmouth Icoads. V he Barbalnawas ?? into Yarmouth by a. tog and boatmen,.vwith loiss ci1meter and chain and stern, damnaged. The schooner Earl. l',iilgrave, of Tynemantil. irt;~n London to Shields ...