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... THE DEAL BOATMEN. The ncent wreck the «>• S»dn and the plundering of coutenU, hugUen rtae .he paper*, *od the Daily Ttleyrcph tine* tb« following hlrtorj of Uio nil*!* the church nt there «a ™ ?“« Georue Philpott, which inform* the renderthnt lull nppUcnble ...
... THE BRAVE BOATMEN OF OUR ENGLISH COASTS! On rough weather on the eastern •oast. X/>n ...
... frotn new Pier at Shroof M 2 p.m. Entry fee, 15/-, including supper at Lough Gara Hotel. ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHORE Boat'; Wanted Boatmen'i fee 15:- Competition co'nftned :o ZTemtiers liieditierstiiii Fez, ...
... n of the Lake. (b) All members of the Committee are empowered to receive subscriptions on the lake or :elsewhere. Boats, boatmen, `rods, fishing tackle and comfortable accommodation can be procured around the lake. Patrons are assured excellent sport ...
... the of taking them before the magistrates Ramsgate, and replacing them, at a very great expense to the owners, Broadstairs boatmen. The men, when taken before the magistrates, pleaded guilty to refusing and continued refusal of orders; but, notwithstanding ...
... HARD CASE! Mr. Charles Reed, of Kagle House, Eroadetain., has published the following appeal tor sympathy behalf some brave boatmen, who appear to have made the victims most unfortunate curcum stances; There are at this moment lying the gaol Maidstone ten ...
... Tagu. arrircd Maneillc. on the 28lh Sho left the Turkish capital on the 18th. The captain of the port of Ttcblxaud ond the boatmen arc imprisoned as reparation the outrage the Kuasian seamen. The Montenegrin Prince, Daniel, repressed tho Turkish frontier ...
... tndtvm’i' FoBTU! e\ilr\r rt*eo port Hi •'* to 9U«|>eoiU‘u the K-ur. ' fell Into ll lined »o made to r guceeaaful ami went boatmen i whieh .- ...
... seen in the rigging, and the life-boat put off to their assistance. The attempt however to save the crew did not succeed—the boatmen, after making every exertion reach the vessel, having been compelled to give up in despair. At nightfall Uie unfortunate crew ...
... twinklins lights and steep-disturbing tom-toms, or drumming. The boatmen’s cooking-fires blazed however, and>odours of savoury curries perfumed the air ; these in their turn died out. The boatmen prepared for rest an ablution, and under the tall, upon deck ...
... waves, which overwbelmed the amall boats. Dozens of people clung to upturned oraft, and some herolo resoues were made by boatmen, whe put out regardless of danger, but m&.llvu weee lost. At Bronx, a well-known resort, sudden hurricane tonuw.iyihumrpttohblg ...
... they the ship »iuk beneHth (be waves. On reaching the spot where lbtes'el disappeared no living ioul was found ; lid the boatmen in tbeir anxiety rowed over and «r mud the spot tor aevera) boors, eould discover traces whstever of the chancier the ship ...