... lough, and once hurried to the shore where found several boatmen, who speedily launched boat and hurried off to the rescue of the now drowning party. On leaching the scene of the accident, the boatmen found that already tbe taro ladies and tbe younger of ...

... of Devon and Worn wall; the prisefighters the southern and midland counties ; the navvies of Lancashire: the Guards, the boatmen of the Cam, the Isis, the Tyne, and the Thames, would beat the men af last into fits. In every manly exercise*boxing, running ...

... the Grand Canal. —For lengthened period it well known that an extensive and sjktcmatic system of plunder ha* been earned on boatmen employed in the trade boats plying G:iiml Canal. This wholesale robbery nut been cuufinrd to the boats belonging to the company ...

... idea of this voyage I can only tell you that, for five or six miles,., although the hour was so late, all-the fishermen and boatmen, the only inhabitouts, were crowding along the waterside, which, was illuminated by bonfires and torches. I, who know this ...

... landsmen omitted from No. I. No. includes ship-carpenters, and all kind* I * bearers, whether employed national yards, likewise boatmen who desoond rivers so far jas the lido water. No. for mechanics and firemen. Proceeding to analyse e figures, Mr. Baxter say:—*‘lf ...

... Adriatic, chiefly owing to the small the gunboiui. same of which are not longer than the laiger wherrir* of your Parisian boatmen. arc unite ready, and w® now ihu Emperor’s order* net-for oar I movement w ill, of course, be combined iih those I the army ...

... bis budy, preferring, said, to bold it in bis hand. had ben down for about SO minutes, when suddenly, to the horror of lbs boatmen. his body sppsared on the sarfsea of the water little distance from the boat, floating if lif* were extinct. With all speed ...

... the men were on the qui rive, and Vent down to the edge of the water prepared to whip up the cargo and be off in moment The boatmen approached the shore cautiously, and soon they saw the figure of the first man inquired, Is it all right The question was ...

... Francisco. She had experienced heavy gale of wind on the Ist of July, in which ouc was c overboard and lo,t. Seven of the boatmen belonging to the crew had taken boat from the swinging boom, and made their escape. After coaling the vessel was to start ...

... aficrwards saw Lint again stree g, scizc«l two wou»en, who knock d him down ; hut Una fear prevented his in erfereoco. Some boatmen, who came up the Suir from Waterford, say that a float'd , ost them, which they were nnabtc to catch owing the rapidity the ...

... the cliff, and watched for the issue. they put oat in their boats, and left her, they might be saved,” aome one said. The boatmen shook their beads, and said, they wouldn’t launch their boats in such sea.” The storm increased, and just near midnight they ...

... necessary for passengers eithec to take cars, in order to get to and from the stage, or to mount the shoulders of stalwart boatmen, who offered to carry passengers at so much head. A telegram from Admiral Fitxroy having foretold tke storm, much precaution ...