... BOATMEN DROWNED. A Rothesay telegram reports that John Burgoyne, boatmen, 45, and his eldest son, aged sixteen, were drowned at Rothesay Bay about midnight Saturday. They had conveyed a man the opposite coast and started to return to row hack. Nothing ...

... BOATMEN'S BOW. The case of the Queen at rue prosecution of Mr H. J. L. Carey, DI., against Thomas Flanagan (Madhi). for attempting to drown a fellow boatman on December 3rd. '9B, which was before the court on Monday, 27th February, was again brought forward ...

... TO BOATMEN AND OMER% T.we 9,01.01,0 d esertl , Oh In time of Itnn u.. the part of ' , coalmen and 0tt. uJ finitely off .6,1( the I.l•es of lour I tl r. rta..o 1.4 t, MI .1 111.1: Ff. 1 he LW, N. grauts Izewarua of None) or .11 oases the Rewards ...

... BOATMENS' REUNION Boatmen for Graignamanagh, Killaloe and Robertstown had a most enjoyable reunion recently at Robertstown organised by Rev. Liam Merrigan C.C. There was Mass at 2.30 p.m. and festivities began with a boat trip on the canal after which ...

... BALLYCOTTON BOATMEN. Besides the £1 mentioned Mr. Tomftns’s letter, we have received 10s. from J. H. Carroll, Esq., .£1 from Miss Sealy, South £\ from R. D. Bfimtsh, Esq., and 10s. from Shone A Conservative’s suggestion should be given to the Committee ...

... BOATMEN IN THE CUSTOMS. The Senior Whip to the Government, who is also the Patronage Secretary to the Treasury, nominates. Influenes must therefore be used with him through an M Por some equally influential personage. The qualifying examina tion will ...

... DROWNED BOATMEN. CLAIMS BY KELATIVES. ...

... TO BOATMEN AND OTHERS. RAVING LIFE' FROM WRECKS To encourage prompt and •norfO'ic esertlon# tiro* of Dancer on tlie j>art of Boatmen an ...

... THE BALLYCOTT6N BOATMEN. Every contributor to the relief of these poor men and to the purchasing of tho boat which enables them once again to pursue their calling and to support their families will be gratified with the letter of the Rev. Mr. Hodges* ...

... THE KILLARNEY BOATMEN The strike of the Killamey boatmen lasted for only a week. The increase sought was from 2s. bd. to 4s. per day. This advance (says the Kn-n, Erniirt'/ Post) having been considered by the proprietors of the hotels as excessive, was ...

... SINKING BOATMEN trams and trolley buses and slash at their victims tresses with a sharp razor blade. Their haul is then sold off by the kilo to wig makers One woman, whose thick locks reached her waist, lost the lot and cops are now warning others to ...

... ARCADE. boatmen. Won easily. Nirra lisca-6-oared Whaleboats or Navy or men in the Government employment. First prise. £4; second, El. Engineer, J Sheehan P Gunner. P Murphy. A 2nd Four competed. Won & well-contested ram by a dozen lengths. Ra ...