... THE DEAL BOATMEN. The recent wreck of the North on the Goodwin Sands, and the plundering of its contents, has given rise to a great deal of discussion the papers, and the Daily Telegraph gives the following history of the affair:— In the church at Deal ...

... THE BRAVE BOATMEN OF OUR ENGLISH COASTS! On Friday last there was rough weather the eastern coast. E/en in London the day was a bad one; but all along the shore from Northumberland to Kent a wild north caster was raging: and blowing storm of snow and ...

... for at Bardsey Island. The boatmen had observed them, and had immediately put off. On the following morning they were taken home. The inhabitants of Towyn have started a subscription to purchase new cutter for the boatmen, in admiration of their conduct ...

... Livingstone a reln|( rcement of seven men, who have engaged to place themselves at the disposal of the doctor as porters, boatmen, &c, and a quaitity of beads clothes, and provisions for his use. hopes that these reach Ui il In the month of February; but ...

... however, is not without its disadvantages, for, as the tunnels are long, and, and we have said, no larger than sewers, the boatmen are half-stifled by the volumes of carbon that are emitted from the low funnel; coal being burnt instead of coke. On Friday ...

... using the fine lUtbjat the NatlonallasUtution has on this station to rescue the poor shipwrecked men. At Deal eight poor boatmen lost their lives almost within earshot of their own homes. Shortly after six the midst of a heavy gale from -S.W. and In driving ...

... triumph ! Cutting a Chinaman’s Pigtail.—One day a pair of Chinamen landed on the point at San Francisco—the great stand for boatmen —who were evidently very recent importations from the Flowery Land. It was difficult to say whether pride or corpulency was ...

... murky receptacles live many brave and stalwart, and sometimes most exemplary men. There are, probably, no better or bolder boatmen on the British coasts than the fishermen of Lewis, especially of Ness and Uig. On any sea where a boat can live—and the seas ...

... subject; detectives ire at work; and befere long we shall probably heai of further prosecutions. The slur cast upon the Deal boatmen has siren rise to great deal of discussion, and defenders of their conduct have not been wanting. One gentleman thus sketches ...

... Inn, Chorlton street, to await an inouest * and in the course of the day was identified as 1 Sof Elizabeth Guild. While the boatmen were removing the body, some other men who ere working I a boat near to Chorlton-street discovered the body of young man in ...

... swept out jo the power the current, and in all probability have gone to the bottom had it not been for toe exertions of the boatmen and other citizen* Yerk. An Important Captubk ! —A carpet-bag seized by the Provost Marshal's officer to-day * its way to ...

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