... Grampus, about sixteen feet long, and proportiessblf large, was fotnd on Tuesday evening, on the slab, behiof Clare, by some boatmen, when going to draw the Oil salmon. It was exhibited in the town on therierdfor C/arc Jouernal? . I1 ...

... perilous posi- tion from Kingzstown about nine o'clock, and the local representative of Messrs. Paglrave and Co., with several boatmen, proceeded to render assistance. It was considered advisable, for the interest Of all concerned, to strip the ship, which ...

... Strangford Lough. In addition to having a boat the seaworthiness of 'which was undolbted, the excursion party had also TWO BOATMEN UPON WHOSS E EICIsNCY ZVEttx. :: SIANCE COULD 3;E PLACED, and who in: addition were most intimately acquainted with Strangford ...

... yaqoa. ,ea wis capsized a mile froni shlore, and mc debp water. Jamnes Watt, 33, and George Vine- combe, 41, coastguard boatmen, saved Johrn Carnduff, at MIyrtleville Bay, 'Crosshavon, County Cork, on Septmbher 2ad. William Davy, shoemaker, saved Mary ...

... something of the kind. I may tell you also that for each boat we employ four men, three boatmen, and a driver while on English canal boats only three men, two boatmen and a driver, are employed. We, therefore, employ and pay four men, whereas on all the ...

... with a boat and crew of the Boston saved some twenty persons, many of whom were in the water at the time. Michael Driscoll. boatmen, who was alongside of the ship, Northern Eagle, a, quarantine, and the boats of the Eagle picked ni from 41f1teon to tweity ...

... Sunbeam swung round and slowly steamed away for the coast of Norvway. There was a slight swell at the time, and the loca; boatmen predicted a somewhnat stormy passage across the Channel, but it was understood that unless the elements were in every way ...

... the port when she was boarded by ?? officers of Passage. While the Revenue boatmen were about making their search, and just as they had taken off the hatches, one of the boatmen, named Stephen M'Donald, found a strong smell of tobacco, and, upon further ...

... here-from- Toronto states that the information published by the N~ew York Tivies respecting the proposed employment of Canadian boatmen for service on the Nile appears n to be quite authentic. It is added that the a. Marquis of Lansdowne has written to the Militia ...

... Saturday. The Standard's Vienna correspondent reports the discovery of wholesale murders at Giurgevo, on the Danube, by boatmen who conveyed work- men, returning from Bulgaria with their savings, to a small isiand on the Danube to escape customs dues ...

... them out. The first lieutenant Mnfi: Shaen Carter, had, it is stated, to put up at the Coffee Palace for the night, as the boatmen dare not thke him off the pier. One of the paymaasters, it is said, actu-ly got a boat, and, having succeeded in eluding the ...

... difficulty in enforcing the law than to the poverty of the occupiers The collectors stated that it was impossible to get boatmen to take them to the islanl on a rate-coliecting business. Under these circumstances the commissioners suggest that tke collectors ...