... exposed to nioiin. .~Weather, and fortunately were ?? ?? yven o'clock this niorning', and browght int,1 r. d hour- bv s~ore boatmen belonging, to , Y They were elevern in numiber ; four were cie-~f_ cowd and fatigue ; means of restiscitmin upon thent for ...

... success on every other occasion ?L Was it not probable that the inducements thus held out had produced the evidence *fL the boatmen, of Ragazziuni. and of others, who had been entirely disproved in all the circumstances ' of their testimony ? With all the ...

... so as to confine the boatmen below, while they broke a hole in the side of the vessel, and stink her-keeping tbe tnen under water till they wW nearly drowned. We uroderstand that the party we.e composed ef Graiguenamnana boatmen, who will nI t allow ...

... several holes in her. End did not let her men up till they were nearly suffocated. It is evi- dent that it was done by the boatmen, who have been in combination on both the Royal and Grand Carpals for more than six months. Peace officer Massey took the ...

... late Bishop Heber, in the nartative of his journey through the provinces of his diocese in India, relates that one of his boatmen every day set apart a certain portion of his rice, and bestowed it on the birds, 'saying, It is not I, but my child, that ...

... rangedl any fixed plan of escape. It is also knowni that hli has several hags of gold, and that he repeatedly sail to the boatmen, wlieiu engaging them, that he did not are to what coudtry he wias cooveyel, provided he could uffect his escape fromn this ...

... his rout to Montreal, expecting that on his arrival there all will be well. When arrived a similar scene takes place with boatmen from Ogdensburgh, waggon- ers, from St. John, &c. &c. and without time to reflect, and bewildered with the novelty around ...

... on the Carrickfergus road,, went into a boat, accompanied bI Wmi. Purdy, Samuel Briitow, Nicholas Ward, and Wm. Clones, boatmen, for the purpose of going on board the ship the Marchioness of Donegall, which was then lying downs in the lough loaded with ...

... ilig mnoderat.d a little, a stout boat, belonging to Mr. Moole, Senesehal oif the Manlor of Mourne, was launched, Sklld the boatmen reached the unhappy marinels, *vhose hands lia become so benulmbed that they could not have niuch, longer hield themselves ...

... wee1k, witness and deceased went to Starcross, where they stopt all night. In the mornling; two boatmen shoved them over to Exmouth in their boat. The boatmen having left them, de- ceased proposed to have a bathe; they both got into the boat, and deceased ...

... by great good fortune, picked up, about half an hour afterwards, by a boat from the Carlingford side. M'CuUagh, one of the boatmen, was also saved; as, being unable to swim, he clung to the sink- ing',boat until assistance airived-from the shore. The more ...

... having been observed on the bank of the Canal iiudioatiug. that awfoot had slipped into the t wrater,-theattention of'the boatmen was directed totbhat spot, and in a few. minutes tij.ife&lese body.of:Mr. Dewbsurst was found, with, his iothes, and even ...