... Ninsale ‘on Saturday last ; one of them a pleasure boat with Ladies and Gentlemen on board—the other a large yacht, with boatmen only ; we are happy to state that no lives were lost. We understand the accident was attriluta- ble to their carrying too ...

... money. The Police at Carrick-on-Suir have been lately in- structed by the Magistrates to carry away all fishing nets from the boatmens’ houses within their district, along the banks of the river Suir. The reason given Salmon fry. for tuking this step is te ...

... the shore and the life boat was manned with all possible dispatch, by Wm. Folkard and David Harwood (Pilots) and fifteen Boatmen, under the command of Lieutenants Carter and llarincr, who gallantly volunteered their services. The ebb tide was now running ...

... in the Out-door Department are expected. » A considerble reduction has been made in the establishment of Tidewaiters and Boatmen in the port of Waterford. Four of those stationed in that city, and thirteen of those at Passage have been placed on the retired ...

... BATHING COTTAGES AT BLACKROCK. COLONEL NAGLE wHTfeET fue4ong Terms, the several HOUSES,’ lately occnpimby the Rever nue Boatmen at Bladurock, a Garden attached to each, also several Lota ft* Building. _The Cottages are quite convenient to Bemagt'command ...

... 17. BATHING COTTAGES BLACE.ROCK. COLONEL NAGLE will LET for long Terms, the several HOUSES, lately occupied the Rove- Due Boatmen at. Black rock, with a small) Garden attached to each, also several Lott* for Buildtngl>Blte Cottages are quite convenient ...

... said he had nothing to add to what his fellow prisoner had said—be declared he was innocent. Two persons of the commissioned boatmen in the service of the Customs were examined for the purpose of shewing that the men called the Company had assembled for the ...

... daughter,) bod gone see the Upper Like, after the amusement of the day was over. consequence of the drunkenness of one of the boatmen the boat was upset, and melancholy to relate, the Tutor perished.—The sons of Mr. Leader, and the rut of the Company, pro ...

... until four o'clock yesterday afternoon, were providentially relieved by the exertions of the Deal boatmen, and all safely conveyed on shore. The boatmen just arrived have been on board her, and have brought from her a quantity of cordage, some sail, and ...

... containing alj his ready money, about 4,000 dollars, had been purloined from the stoop in the dead of the night, while the boatmen were asleep. Suspicion was immediately fixed on a stranger, who bad come passenger in the sloopfrom Newburgh, and who, it ...

... steam-boats on the Upper Rhone (in the establishmeoe of which they have assisted) will materially benefit their trade. The little boatmen who have undertaken hitherto the carriage of the wine to Holland, were never responsible, and seldom trustworthy persons. ...

... Sand notwithstanding the exertions of several steam vessels to get her off; part of the cargo has been brought here. The boatmen affirm, there it no probability of floating her. It now blows fresh from the westward, with the appearance of stormy night ...