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... THE BOATMEN. The cause of the late sti ike or stoppage from work having been arranged, we are glad to inform the public, that the Boatmen of Carrick and Clonmel, are now full work, and we confidently hope they will continue long so, and that no difference ...
... THE BOATMEN THE DOWNS. SELECT POETRY. BLtZA COOK ...
... WASTEDimmediatelya number of respeotable men as boatmen in the Grand Canal Ownpany. Terms on application to the Manager, James-Bt. Harbour, Dublin. ...
... WANTED immediately' number of respectable men u boatmen in the Grand Canal Coralimy. Terms on application to the Manager, James's-Bt. Harbour, Dublin. ...
... exeition was made by the boatmen and river watch, who were on the spot in an instant, to rescue the unfortunate man, who was intoxicated the time, from a watery grave, but to no effect. The body has not as yet been found. the BOATMEN OF CARRICK AND CLONMEL ...
... Boating at Killarney. A four-oared boat, 'contisiWal ni.,e tourists and four boatmen, was size , lon Tuesday in the Lower Lake at Kit The nine tourists and ttvo of the boatmen were drowned. ...
... country people from the th* connty Kilkenny, and to-n* Carrick boatmen. Tne fight continued between the partic* until the country peiple, defeated, we.e driven over the bridge. The boatmen then *et-to amongtt tbemsclvca, and Jtept up the warfare until ...
... scratch team, composed of competitdd in the different events. beat the brewery inn: ployes ; Ferrybank, Co Kilkenny, pulled the boatmen's representatives. lu the final Ferryleuk the scratch team over and woo: Aie contests were decided with difficrtlty owing ...
... thouah happily unattended with loss of life, arising from the alacrity and efficiency of the Coast Guard service and their boatmen. During the last 12 or days upwards of eighteen vessels are known to have been wrecked.—London ...
... outbreak” that took place there (in his absence) between the boat-men and the canal-men. Mr. Smyth was tecalled on the 10th from Ballybay in consequencenot of a serious outbreak between the boat-men and canal-men, for no such thing occurred—but of what we ...
... BIIIR. On Monday at Piddown Bridge a boat belonging to Mr Howell of Carrick, amok against that Arno. tare and one of the boatmen, John Power of eerrickbeg who was standing at the tiller was knocked overboard and drowned. It appears tbat when the boat ...
... apply Pnifessor WALLEY, Principal ; or Professor it•FADYEAN, Secretary. WANTIf D immediately a number of respeotahle men as boatmen in the Grand Canal Company. Terms on applioution to the Manager, James's-Bt. Harbour, Dublin. ...