... men, a boy named Andrew Koex, ran with from Porirush, who was near the all pesaible speed to Portstewazt, and informed the boatmen there—Alexander Frizzle, Randal Mac- donneil, John Turbit, and Wiiliam Shaw—of the accident. These men—the same, we should ...

... was effected in safety. The large masses of floating ice, which threatened at one mo- ment to crush us, the shouts of the boatmen who occasionally jumped out to fend off the boats, at other times paddling as if for their lives, their en- couragement of ...

... was effected in safety. The large masses of floating ice, which threatened at one mo- ment to crush us, the shouts of the boatmen who occasionally jumped out to fend off at other times paddling as if for their lives, their en- couragement of and their ...

... first year's policy.— Court Journal. or Two SHARKS IN THE ForTH.—Two sharks have been brought into Anstruther harbour ke boatmen, who had been out ing the great line-fishing in the Forth. Oneof them was a small one, three feet ; but the three yards in ...

... Leke, where they were driven about during the rest of the day and the whole of the succeeding night. Towards even- ing some boatmen from Vevey told two relatives of the sufferers that they had set out from that town, and that if they had not got ashore they ...

... constructed as to capture a great num- ber of these fish at each haul, including full-grown salmon, colgan, and trout. The boatmen engaged with the hand-nets on the Boyne, between therailway viaduct and the mouth of the river, number about twenty-five, ...

... Saturday, inquest was held at Holyhead, on *' the body a male person, uiiknown. The facts the case are these:—WhiUt some boatmen in the service tbe London and North-Western Railway Company were grappling f, some which bad dropped into the sea, from a ...

... men, a boy named Andrew Knex, from Por.rush, who was near the ran with all pessible speed to Portstewa:t, and informed the boatmen there—Alexander Frizzle, Randal Mac- donnell, John Turbit, and William. Shaw—of the accident. These men—the same, we should ...

... constructed as to capture a great number of these fish at each haul, including foil-grown salmon, colgan, and trout. The boatmen engaged with the hand-nets on theßoyne, between the railway viaduct and the mouth of the river, number about twenty-five, ...

... was up to the knees of the pas- senvers, the boatmen were joking, and jocularly re- marked, in reply to the alarmed inquiries of the pas- sengers, that it would take three hours to pull to shore. The boatmen made nearly all the to the stern. Shortly afterwards ...

... Month. ,The Larder is always well supplied. HOT, COLD, AND BATHS, TO BE HAD ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. GOOD BOATS AND EFFICIENT BOATMEN. The Liquorsare of the best kinds Boarding Moderate. FIRST RATE POST CARS AND HORSES, WITH DRIVERS. a 950 Commercial Posting ...

... Month. The Larder always well supplied HOT, COLD, AND BHOWBB BATHS, TO BB HAD ON SHORTEST NOTICE. GOOD BOATS AND EFFICIENT BOATMEN. The Liquors are of the lot kinds Boarding Moderate. BATE POST CABS AND HOBSE3, WITH CAREFUL DRIVERS. EXCELLENT BTABLINO. ...