... considered a final argument unless the discomfited disputant can match it with a better one. Asa nation of boatmen. the Japanese say: Ton mammy boatmen will run the boat on a mountain. instead of 'fist many cooks spoil the broth. Where rice is a staple ...

... ELEVENTH RACK. Boatmen’s five-streaked y uv’-s. First prize, £8; second, J6I. entri-s were—Prince (Th 'maa o‘Hare, Warrenpoint), M ry (Ow.-n Gr- , Ouioath). Margaret (Bernard M Geown. Warrenpointi. Tlim race was 11 con'est- d. and cause !no liitle interest ...

... —Gigs (pair oared), inrigged. pulled by Amateur Members Bowing Clubs. Prize, Cup. Value £7. , . sth—6.o p.m.—Rowing, for Boatmens fouroared Yawls, and 6 streaked. First Prize ; prize 10s. Entrunce Od. A Military Baud will attend. JOHN-ROBE RTS, Hon. Secretary ...

... i O .l the men were entitled to that, he trio., cordingly. Mr. Hourican seconded the motion, was passed unanimously. TIW BOATMEN'S LICENSE.', A n application was received Inn, Omeath and the Warrenpoint boat:fol, ing that the Council should boat license ...

... Joke thisoppmtmky thanking my Dynamos Coidonnes / or Nee kind pekonsip dunks dm pain kw yews, sod boon by mind attention to boatmen to omit a ooMissattoo id nano to the new dna SIGNED, CHARLES (YHAGAN, Chemit. HILL STREET, Aagod 15, 1906. C RILLEY'S ARE ...

... under distinguished patron.iii ♦ Lieutenant Habbis to'act President, and John o*Haoan. Vsi., Treasurer. Rice—Eleven o’clock. Boatmen s Race—fiveprize. £1; second, £l. Entrance Fee, which i. Clwllcagf, will be pulled S Chief officer the Coadguarfc. Car[{tmm ...

... Sir Charles Slingsby, of Scriven Park, Knaresboro’, Messrs. Loyd and Bobinson, of York, and Mr. Orvis, the whip, and two boatmen, named Warrener. The bodies of Sir diaries Slingsby and Mr. Robinson have only been found yet. The latter gentleman's watch ...

... It was shown that the night after the mnrder the prisoner attempted to drown himself the canal, and was rescued by some boatmen. The jury found tho prisoner guilty, and he was sentenced to death. ...

... daily from £5 to 1500 to Merchants, Farmers. Tradespeople, and oaten, in any part of Ireland, ON NOTE OF ELAND ALONE, without Boatmen or Inquiry Fees, at reasonable rates of Interest, repayable by instalments, as may be agreed rpon. lEPOITANT. - - - - Being ...

... Secretary if he could state under what powers the Urban Council of Warrenpoint, County Down, was attempting to compel the boatmen of Omeath to pay for a licence ply between Omeatb and Warrenpoint; and whether the Local Government Board had any authority ...

... knowledge Warrenncdnt, bn. waa glad say (hat knew accident character occurring where the boats were under the control of their boatmen ; the latter had been most successful, Tfo lav provider that the Commissioners could limit the number of passengers, ami was ...

... 2nd Race—l p.m, Sailing match for Yawls, seven streaked, prize, £4 ; 2nd prize, £l. Entrance fee, 4s. 3rd Race—l.3o p.if. Boatmen’s, four oars, six streaked, Ist prize, £4 ; 2nd prize, £1 10s. Entrance fee, 4s. 4xa Race—2 p.m. Boats, four ears, manned ...