... alarmed, Mrs Ives engaged two boatmen at about eight o'clock, and went with them in a boat along the Conway side of the shore, but could find no trace'of the deceased. Subsequently at midnight, Mrs Ives started again with some boatmen snd went around the Great ...

... sketching- wi book. The boatmen rowed them over to the islet. an At about twelve o'clock they conveyed a second , party across, wihorms they bm'ouglit back at four Af o'clock in the afternoon. By that party, and by ti, the boatmen, MrIS. Kirwan Was seen ...

... irregular. WhWleiayinog-toestore a#iimatieanthe inhabitants I of the South Beachprovided everything required, and. t'hei boatmen did their best to help in re- I : covering the bodies. By,, Mr E. eR. Rivies': Trhe messenger said atl first that there were ...

... years been ai tile habit of spending the summer months at. Beanniaaris, wvhere he. has made many vios.: On Thursday, the boatmen of t'ie place were trekted to a-,substaiitial supppeP at the ?? Lion, wherei a large eornpauy with Air flobert, tubeirte at ...

... two brothers-in-law-the Ilev. John Morgan, rector of Lian- dndno,and the Rev. Owen Jones, rector of Pentrevoelas- and two boatmen belonging to Garth Ferry also denied the specifio charges against MNIr. Roberts. Counsel then replied. Dr. Phillimore sub ...

... being a native of Wexford. Nare a one of them could understand what I said there. BOAT ACCIDENT.-As the brothers Griffith, boatmen, 2. of Garth, were proceeding to the Carnarvon Regatta, ar on Thursday, with a view to contend for a prize, a sudden and violent ...

... etfiort Mr Griffith lost his life, both lie and Blanchard being drowned. Their cries were heard by Mrs Griffith, and by some boatmen who were passiniv, but thby were too far off to render any assistance. Two hours later the two bodies, which were clasped ...

... appellant, and Mr Arthen Owen for the ?? appeal was dismissaed. SERIoUS CHARGE AOAEIT AN OLD YAN, William Williams (62), boatmen, Bangor, Was indicted for indecently assaulbting a girl eieht years of afe, onmed Maheel Priuoo.-r S. R. Dew prose- cuted ...

... there so long that he thought he could manage.the beach better than the Commissioners. THE BOATMEN. Ur Chamberlain mentioned the cases agaiust I several boatmen for causing a nuisance on :the Parade by sbouting. They were adjourned from tbe pievions court ...

... Corrol'orative evidence was given by Samuel Davies, lighthouse keeper, Hlolyhead; ''homas Williams and Lewis Evans, two boatmen from Holyhead; and also by (Captain Parry, Spanish Consul, Holyhe'ad, who had surveyed the vessel after the collision. For ...

... corroborated the foregoing evidence. William Jones, one of the boatmen who picked up the deceased, stated that they found him insensible. He merely groaned. Lewis Joses, another of the boatmen, said he assisted to undress tile deceased. All the articles ...

... Kneesha* (ini the chair), I*r; Dlton; Messrs Allan- ' son Pioton, W. Wooodal,, Elilis Jones; Ephraim Wood, Colonel Gough. BOATMEN TOUTING ON THE PROMEtINADE. Jumnes Hughes, Oxton Cottage, William Lloyd Jones, Emlyn CGttage, and John Hughes, Glanyinor Villa ...