... she was struck by a squall, which sent second sea into her. and she instantly sank, stern being the first disappear. The boatmen were thrown out, and, recovering from the shock, the only trace they had of Mr. Browne was his cap floating on thesurfuce ...

... march 700 miles in the midst of a sulky population is no pheasant task. The rivers, too, were frightfully in their way. The boatmen never dreamt of resisting, but they quietly sent their boats down stream, and left the Sepoy* to cross on goatskins or any ...

... powder on board exploded, and fi.vo sank. The crews discovered the fire time, and escaped. Suspicion attaches to the native boatmen, from the circumstances of their having received their pay in advance at Dinapore. and having all escaped injury. A committee ...

... much £2,500, under threat of immediate execution. The usual demand is about £7OO. The police are as bad as the robbers; the boatmen are no veiy reputable set, and none of the nurses are allowed to take row” without a male escort. This was thought a hardship ...

... s were now being raised for the purpose providing for the families of the deceased and of rewarding the exertions of the boatmen engaged. It was said that the National Life-boat Institution had otTered to found a life-boat station near Dundalk Bay, if ...

... wrecks. The captain anrgao and 27 of the crew the Athens; the and JhUd and 14 of the crew of the City of Pctcrboro. and 12 boatmen belonging to the port have P?hed. The barques Royal Minstrel end Ster the West had since been floated off without sustaining ...

... excursion with Mrs. Taylor in Portrnsh ?—Yes ? Was there any one in the boat besides yon and lira. Taylor?—there were two boatmen and loy. I went ont to shoot. The excursion had been talked of while Hr. Taylor was in Portrush. This closed the direct e ...

... has been promoted from boatman to first class tidewaiter; H. English, B. Keelty, and H. Smith, from boatmen, to second class tidewaiters and boatmen ;and I. Clark has been appointed second class tidewaiter and boatman, at Newry Telegraph, ...

... —Mr*. Taylor. And the boatmen ?—Yes. Had yon a ?—Yes ; I intended to sheet a peculiar kind of bird. What kindofbird—a dore ?—No ;it was a bird I had seen before. walked round the island. I could not say whether or not the boatmen came with ns. had, I think ...

... the Ivanhoe steamer, from Rotterdam, yesterday afternoon about four o’clock. From the fact that the vessel was boarded the boatmen of her Majesty’s service on her arrival, it would seem that secret intelligence had previously been forwarded to the custom ...

... opposite direction. The constables seein their perilous position instantly jumped into a boat and with the assistance of two boatmen pulled off and after great exertion reached them opposite Carri galoe, just in time to save their lives, as they were quite ...

... they will seen sporting shoals round the boats of the voyagers, and intercepting with their unwieldy gambols the oars of the boatmen. If fired at. they will perhaps dive for a few seconds out sight, and then, reappearing, resume their aquatic sports, if the ...