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... ASCOT SUNDAY A FAILURE. Rain Spoils Great Social * Event. RIVER DESERTED. Hotel Keepers and Boatmen Lose Heavily, A&cot SuuJay Liver * ae. biKJiled lihowers yMk'rday. Jnslead of the great crush through the locks, includ* ing Uoulter’s, Mulesey, and there ...
... h t7.es» fearless life-boatmen during years of war. Help them carry or ' weir splendid work, tending contribution, however small. ...
... supported by an oar, while two boatmen were seen clinging to the boat. Tho clergyman was seen to disappear, and, while on© of the boatmen was making an endeavour to rescue the two ladies, they also sank. The two boatmen were rescued in an exhausted condition ...
... again beard, and the boatmen launched their boat again, and rowed to the Purchase. Although this time the gale was greatly abated, the sea was still running heavy, and required the greatest skill and caution on the part of the boatmen to near the wreck. ...
... DOUBLE DROWNING. Dublin Boatmen’* Search for Bodies. Local boatmen yesterday went out into Eilliney Bay a search for the bodies Charles Phelan (32) and James Malone (30), both married, of Grange Hill, Sandyford. Up. Dublin, who were drowned on Sunday ...
... plight was first eeen by visitors on the Ilfracombe Pier, and three boatmen—J. Barbary, William and John Cromer —went to their rescue in two rowing boats. Owing to the heavy seas the boatmen for some time could not reach the beach and the trapped visitors’ ...
... Street. Single-line working was put into operation. Thames boatmen state that it was tha worst holiday week-end on the river for 45 years. At Henley, Marlow, Maiden, head, and Windsor the boatmen complain ...
... fatal boating accident occurred in St. Aubyn’s Bay this afternoon. A party of visitors went oat sailing, accompanied by two boatmen. The wind was blowing stiffly, and the boat had hardly been out more than half an hoar when squall capsized it, throwing the ...
... Society. The Commiss.onera commended the following pilots and boatmen for their meritorious conduct on the occasion Pilots J. Gilhspic, M. M'Laughlin, D. M‘Cann, and G. Gillispie, and the boatmen, H. M'Laughlin, J. Farren and G. Hegarty. The motor boat, which ...
... inhabited by tenant farmers, a Dublin High Court action had resulted in the boatmen being banned from landing. Alex, echoed the sentiments of the boatmen in his belief that the boatmen licences would not be withdrawn. When questioned about complaints. Captain ...
... POTEEN TRAFFIC. Fortnight’s Imprisonment for Two Galway Boatmen. At Galway District Court two boatmen named Michael and Patrick Kelly, Trahane. Connemara, were summoned for bavin? six tons of malt in their for illegal distillation purposes. The malt was ...
... adrift, and notwithstanding the efforts made by Mr. MKlahan and his boatmen was driven by the strong northeasterly wind on the rocks. When the tide had subsided somewhat and his boatmen secured the engine of the wrecked boat. ...