... light of a a suenner night. Soon all sound is hushed, and, On thisreer, Deeps the light drip of the splendid oer. As the boatmen pull for the shore, all are nox hastening to their respective lodgings. and in half-sn-hour from the scene was at its highest ...

... dragged under it for some distance, when it became so fastened by the weights used to sink it that all the efforts of the boatmen failed in extricating it. The rope was then drawn taut exacily over the snot on which it was held below and the soundings ...

... the summer lb weeks. Referring to the proposed sewerage scheme, they recommended that the local boatmen be asked to quote for the supply of beat and boatmen per hour for carrying out further goat tests as may be indicated during April, Ray, and June ...

... BALLYMENA Minton Meet every Weduesday Morning at Toe o'clock. for tie consideration of LOOMS. nn i tic leanannion Cl posr.l boatmen. 8192 BALLYMENA LAND, BUILDING . AND INVESTMENT COMPANY (LI)IITED.) RANT LOANS on Freehold. Tomiea-Right.. and Personal Pascantv ...

... • decree for SS, to be levied on the farmland of lioneysaUin. was witnesses' expenses. good garden a ogre fee —.Sir Edgar Boatmen Cuter. ...

... said he had been is Portrush for forty years, and he did not remember one solitary instance of !Evident where fishermen or boatmen had taken out boating parties. Of course accidents to fishermen had occurred, owing in some instances to their own neglect ...

... spot, and daily excursions by road and rail bring hundreds of Scotch and English visitors. Unfortunately for the guides and boatmen the choppy state of the sea for the past two weeks has been detrimental to their financial interests. Sir Robert and Lady ...

... ll'Alister Motfatt-Pender. Seaforth Highlander+ and Royal Flying Corns, youngest eon of Mr. and Mrs. Pender. Onich, Great Boatmen. Surrey, and Lorna Ledlie, younger daughter of the late William Smith. of Ravenswood, East St. Kilda. Melbourne, and Mrs. ...

... THE NEW YEAR. R. fore starting the ordinary boatmen of the Council, the Chairman wished the lameness a happy and prosperous Neer Ye■r. He said they bad roamed another marking-point in the onward march of their lives, and or hoped the New Year would be ...

... be informed of their intention. Mr. W. A. Nixon had forwarded a letter wishing to know if there were fixed charges for the boatmen at Portandhu, and complaining of the charge made b y John Belly. Mr. Nixon had been informed that there was no fixed scale ...

... in a boisterous mood, with a North-West gale, when it accepts the invitation it is likely to become a regular vandal. The boatmen say that if the sand was carted out of the little harbour it could be used to level the promenade, and at the same time a ...

... the value if he had reported the matter. Notices had been extensively posted all over the country drawing the attention of boatmen, fishermen, and ethers to the provisions of the Act. In this case he would produce evidence to show that defendant had the ...