... policernan named Fench, hadl a very narrow escape {from} drowning, and would in all probability have perished, had not two boatmen, named John Brien and Mauricc Hennessy, promptly come to the rescue. It appears that a sailot on board a collier observed ...

... shouted at the toz) o? his voice, whilst he struggled to keep himself above water. Fortunately, his cries attracted two Carrick boatmen, and they guickly pulled for the spot, and saved him. When hauled into the boat he was in the act of sinking the second time ...

... William, but the latter l]l:Lillwl it. Silx Mex Drowxen.—A special telegram from our Cork correspondent reports that six boatmen, with a young ,lad steering, started from Castletownberehaven on Thursday to Cork, for floating timber in harbour. Midway ...

... manure from the Pill through the city. l The Chairman—That is contrary to the municipal aws, Dr. Mackesy said the reason the boatmen were ordered to load beside the railway was, that the place was a depot for manure. Mr. Hudson, some nine years ago, said ...

... had stranded off Castletown, Isle of Man, on the 12th Feb.” -_— _4_ —— A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR. On last Weducsulay evening two boatmen, Michael Quinn and Wm. Morrissey, left Waterford for Carrick, on board a lighter. On leaving, both were noticed to be under ...

... come to market. On Friday last “the first boatload of herrings arrived, and were soon disposed of. They sold cheap; and the boatmen declare there never were better prospects. The shoals are hrfi and frequent, and some heavy hauls have already been made. EAgLY ...

... Brazilian Chambers have voted for the emanci| pation of the slaves by a wajority of twenty-eight. | On Monday evening two boatmen named Cummins | and Tor{y, when returning from Carrick, were in| formed by a rod fisherman that there was the body | of a ...

... and a pint of beer by a sailor friend whom he met. Fined Id., and ordered to Fay for the stabling of the horse. Two Carrick boatmen, named Ryan and Houlahan, were fined 6d. and costs, for being drunk on the Quay on the previous evening. - THUESDAY. (Before ...

... plam bob, weighing 13 pounds, and attached it to a small but strong cord. Then we secured the services of one of the ferry boatmen, and started out into the stream. The boatman was ordered to row as nearly under the Falls as possible, and the result will ...

... the county \Waterford, was driving a horse and car down the quay, when the horse bolted and backed into the river. Several boatmen who were standing near immediately jnnm into the water, and succeeded in unharnessing the horse and detaching the rody of ...

... Parle), who said that | that amount, except tywo or three private contracts, |M to ’g:’ 001 o l“:lm ;,.f R SOWRS M E any the boatmen could half lo:u& a boat of manure, and | was expended in the cify. In the country they were | wages they (¢ cu.lnull 15 I ...