... Farmers, Shopkeepen, LOANS and all Rea Paul Persons. No Fees or Bdorehand GRANTED Charges are made, an no Railway Fares. Boatmen dealing with BY other firms can their Loans paid off or increased, and those who POST. are ablaut to harrow should for full ...

... ed predecessors. Fr. Higgins. said his endeared himse:f to the people in every place in whll he ministered. be it to the boatmen of Alen. the fishermen of Achill or the fanners of Kilbannon. Not alone was he their spiritual adviser and pastor. he was ...

... properly developed would yield something like C 30,000 annually apart altogether from the tqnploytneut which they ivould give to boatmen. Some yeNare ag o Portumna a great fishing resort and extraordinary stories were then told about the Catches o n the lake ...

... wheremion there was a sudden red flash frem the steamer's boat, and a bullet ahizzed unpleasantly dose to the head of one of the boatmen. Next moment halt-a-dozen shots rang out in quick euccession from the steamer's heat, and a bullet striking oue of the Arabs ...

... 1916. And as -ailed home across the broad river in the deepening crimson of that marvellous desert of the back-besd Nubiau boatmen, grinning from ear to and showing his white teeth produced a derabukkeh from beneath the mat and began beating upon it, whereat ...

... travellers time to in3pect the temples. lint the afterloon proved too hot, • and nobody set foot .ashore, save the native boatmen, who, in ILIA,- red jerseys, blue breeches, and bare, Crown legs, did their washing in the river. Se. till evening, all was ...

... was chattering with the ladies, pantile Englishman, addressing the Bey. •ro. j Ding the' marriage feast. day t‘vi., Nubiau boatmen also, in my I But the man who had held Egypt. and ,preoenee, made oestain statemeets to the especially the poor, beneath his ...