... - , on t he Marine Parade, where 'igns aud tokens indicate a not far distant repetition of the unedifying conduct of some boatmen during the sea son last year. It is a ,natter for extreme regret that some of those who are obliged to earn their living on ...

... THE RIGHTS OF PILOTS. In the Northern Divisional Police Court, Dublin, on Tuesday, before Mr Keys, two boatmen named Farrell and M'Donough were summoned for that they, not being licensed pilots, piloted ships out of the port of Dublin to the exclusion ...

... the steamer in swarms, the boatmen offering in fair English to take you to the shore and back for six cents. I am now speaking of pawn. pre who only stop at Yokohama es route for seine other port. I engaged one of these boatmen, who, seemed to understand ...

... Byrne was granted a licence for the sale of petroleum, his premises having been appiuved by the Inspector under the Act. Boatmen's licences *OW granted to Peter and Owen Cassley, Omeath. and street trading licences to Mrs. Ellen Cabe, Mill Street, Newry; ...

... the bodion of the four men, namely, Alfred Adams, under butler for Lord Londonderry ; John Connor, Dc.:,urcey M'Gillicuddy, boatmen to Lviy Londonderry ; end James Muckle, publican, Gieyabbey, who were drowned in Strangfurd Lough on Friday lent. Dr Parke ...

... seen but two men't hats and the stern sheets and oars. It was ascertained that the only occupants of the boat were the two boatmen named Helbren, of the Rock, nu elderly married mail, and Richard Smith, sired forty, with • wife and tire children. ...

... the station here. Already the working strength of the station has been reduced by the new collector, and the two remaining boatmen (regulars) may go any time. We are all sorry to lo.e Sergeant If• Bride —first became hie strict attention to duty kept us ...

... accidental death was re. turned. The jory severely censured Mrs. Charles Ling and her for removing the boat, thus preventing the boatmen from fetching Mr. Heal until after dark, the weather was squally. The coroner w.is rowed to the place of holding the inquest ...

... JAMES ROW LEY. ROBERT EMERSON. D. 31-51ENAMIN. Ist Race—For Yachts . * Cup. 2nd Race—Sailing Match for Yawls . C 5 o 3rd Race—Boatmen's Race, four .. 510 0 Race—Boats manned by Men in the service of the Coast Guards and Customs .. 7 0 0 sth Race—Boats, two ...

... Mr. John Collard, of Homehill. Shortly after four o'clock they hired an ordieery pleasure-bait, carrying a litgetil. The boatmen went with them for • short distance; but it wee thought by Mr. Collard, who has had some experience on the ester, that his ...

... two boats competed, both belonging to the steamer Emerald Isle. The one was rowed by crew from the steamer and the other by boatmen belonging Warrenpoinl. The boat rowed by the steamer’s crew came in first, and woo the prize of £2. ...

... is a very quaint and extremely useful school at Brentford, Middlesex, where education is imparted to the children of canal boatmen. The children travel up and down the Grand Junction Canal with their parents, and, of course, their attendance at school is ...