... acknowledged the continued co-operation of the local branch committees and their ed. honory secretaries and the coastguard boatmen and er, fishermen. Many very liberal donations and legacies vol received during the past year were gratefully ack- ght nowledged ...

... be required in the British military v expeditions in Egypt. at Y ORS~rEnawA, Tuesday. d 3 The agent commissioned to engage boatmen for ti: tservice oni the Nile is meeting with great success. li The Press Association is informed tirat provisional te ar ...

... cloak, and not finding his watch, he ired thbee boatmen to convey him back to the vessel, where he received the missing article. The boat then put off' for shorer; and if the statement of the boatmen is to be believed, lie fell into the water before ...

... SOLDIERc FO'UND.-On Wednesday afternoon a body was found on the sands half a mile north of Don- mouth, by one of the coastguard boatmen, which proved to be that of John Cliff, cc private in the 74th, who had been amissing for four or five weeks. The bodv had ...

... -Two boats have been towedi ashore here from, the Prince's Channel with Calypso, of Aberdeen, marked on 'the sterns. The boatmen report-the Calypso ship, from Otago (N.Z.). for London, has sunk near the Prince's lightship. No further particulars obtained ...

... his neck to his feet, with which he completely doubled himself up. In this attitude his bIody was found. On the inquest the boatmen ex- pressed their belief that he was ams much strangled as drowned. A verdict of temporary insanity was returned. TouamsrsTs ...

... (Captain marchaude), from Newcastle to Cannes with coal, ir ashore upon Scoohy Sand, near Yarmouth. Boatmen ant steam tug are employed; agreement, £155. The boatmen are jettisoning the cargo. She is expected off sok next tide. naes THE PARIS EXHIBITION. )h, ...

... outrage, and returned to c a Dublin the following Saturday. His evidence was also cor- roborated by the mate, stewardess, and boatmen-all of ! whom positively identified Wyles as having travelled to and from Holyhead on that occasion. From these facts, the ...

... impossible. So there ensued a terrible scene of tumult on the beach, hundreds declaring that they must go at all hazards, but the boatmen absolutely refnised to leave the s ore. Garibaldi's family did what they could to find some sort of shelter for as Mniny as ...

... Europeans and six natives were cross- ing the Teesta, when the boat was swamped .by the high waves and sank. i One of the boatmen, who was saved, was I carried 14 miles down the river. a .He states that Messrs Anderson, Kuster, r and Wbitton-the three ...

... and far from the land that gave him birth. I Small wonder is it that his situation raised pity in the heart of the Chinese'boatmen,'and vith tenderness- with~which we have never credited the Mongolians- they approached the foreign devil , and asked him ...

... Telqrpnias.) I The barque Ella, of aid for Sundeiland froni 3Molil : 3 treao (pease) still remnailis on Cross Sland, Yirmotlih. I Boatmen employed; agreement £350. Anchor and 3 chaliens laidl. Lloyd's agent oln board assisting Captin-l. Steam tugs been towing ...