... lifeboats have jusi got five Fethard boatmen alive at the Island, ‘and eleven of the crew of the Mexico. One man of the crew was buried in the Island. Six bodies of the Fethard boatmen were washed ashore. Three boatmen have been wunaccounted for. The Mexico ...

... Lake, Killarnev. ‘Solicitors appeared far Messrs. Cooke, Messms Rolerts, owner of the boat, and for the next of kin of the boatmen, Mr. Willkkinson, of Tondon, identified his sistar, who was aged 47, and was engaged as Superintendent of a Convalescent Home ...

... Telegrams reccived here ic-day announce a dockers’ etrike at La Pochelle, while at Cette the tramway men, and at Dunlirk the boatmen have ceased work. Some slight disturbances are(reporied ftom the two last named places. Gendarmery is guarding the port of ...

... being carried towards the sea released themselves with parachutes, but dropped close together about a mile from the shore. Boatmen rowed out and rescned them, and they shortly afterwards re-appeared at the Municipal Fete in the Park. . ...

... compelled to be beached at Deal. Holds 4 and 5 are full 6f water. The Batjan has taken assistance from the Deal lifebout and boatmen to get out anchors. ...

... to their precipitous nature this was impossible. Their dangerous position was noticed, and a surf boat was launched, The boatmen were successful in taking all the 9 persons on board, but not before the tide had reached their waists. When rescued the ladies ...

... two in attempting to do so upset the boat. Thres of their number were drowned, while the fourth was rescued by some other boatmen in the vicinity. ...

... Among the latest Paris mysteries is a discovery made to-day in the Bois de Boulogne, by the side of the great lake, hy some boatmen, of a woman's oycling clothing, together with an empty bottle of Benedictine, a cigar, and a stiletto, says the “Daily Chronicle” ...

... at Sieligwi on May 25th. The other wing will be held in readiness in case of necessity. Batteries of artillery and attack boatmen for service on the Sangpo river in Thibet will aleo arrive at Sieligwi at about the same-date. Colonel Read’s appointment ...

... Lower Lake, near Burnt Island. This time- the unfortunate victims consist of no less than nine visttors and two boatmen. two' other boatmen having survived. Five American tourists numbher amoenest the drowned, their names being— Mrs. Hilton and her son ...

... owing to the recent rain, coutinues to give the comvoys the greatest trouble. The other day a mule driver, thres Tibetan boatmen and ten mule; were drowned The Dalai Lama is now apparently quite bevond th 2 reach of messages irom Lhasa. It seems that ...

... Castleview Terrace; Patrick Kiely. Field’s Hill: and John Bullman (aged 55), Maylor street (one of the men who were drowned). The boatmen were waiting leisurely until the regular ferry-boat with her full complement of passengers put off from tho slip to the Tivoli ...