... de 'vashiting-work. With refereuce to the crew, f thle thirl;een. at Roy lake are hardy boatmen, alt-the eight at Ma- if giizines,- The eleve; at Forrabl, are boatmen anid fishermen by Ollturc, I May Say- all the best-clirnaeters in the~neighbourliood! ...

... in attempting to head a vessel anchored in the an stream, got foul of her hawser and instantly upset, n- when one of the boatmen was unfortunately drowned. on ie- Rlcer~y.-Last week the countinrg-house of Thos he Booth and Co. in Hurst-street, was broken ...

... cibusiness it wvaS o~lesi1leked. rthe race in thi Iquestion took place On W~ednesday the 811th of October, and the eeo] Thasmes boatmen beat their opponents by one minute and twcenty secends8.1, VOyAGES BET'EsEN ENGoLAND AND 'rTHE UNiTED STATEn Oi n A~susicA-IfCa ...

... husband, who went tha ladder, and after round returned and said he could bear nothing, .immediately afterwards she hard some boatmen sbniiting. and Ler hu-band went on deck. She followed hint up tbe ladder, and then the heard that there was somebody in the ...

... hez , etitled to the Ladies' Cup. tlse second Boat to dr eIi.iera, i ?? the third float to the Prize of - ?? rr.g oarfsr Boatmen's Bats. , ,; ,, 0 Gulineas in value, for Boats not exceeding 23 feet vra t theseeondBoat, and I Guinea to the third Boat. ...

... purpose ice of fitting up some machinery. On Saturday afternoon, pi- having left off their work, they engaged a boat and two ed boatmen to have a sail on Lochlomuond. While thus en- ,1e joying tlemselves on the Loch, a suddon gust of wind in- camsse rushing ...

... remain in full force. Cl ,e,E l e as NOTICE TO BOATMEN AND PORTERS, m |Pipin-for Hire at the ?? aid Basicsithie the Ta. lb of I EAT inconvenience having been experienced fromT hi L-'the improper Conduct of Boatmen, Porters, ad other. A; he Persons, uponhe ...

... Yateks-s-t-et,_Treh rfoMilkmen. Grsengrccars. ato ter.- p Float, and Harness; Vr 3-r 128. Stasiey-rsad. ?? t. mCoaldealers. Boatmen, sod Oik--h. zm A. HORSE dor Sals ?? Cs Park-lane, Liverpool - .s 0 GTOleotlemen ?? or t T. Welsh PON1IES and &largess:~'~~ ...

... Carriga- d halt, to the opposite coast of Kerry. They were accom- o S- panied by Mr. James Meany, a young man, and by two s rt boatmen and a little boy. Having landed on the beach at i, at Ball bunnion, where they spent an agreeable day, they n - were returning ...

... Kireutdbrigltt.-On Friday mori lg, he ILinstant, a vessel was obsserved off Peel dc Castle, apparently under bare polcs. The boatmen of to Peel, to whom titers is mouch credit due, loot ito time in fo going out to her assistance, titorgh the sea wits running ...

... Course: From ¢ Bronhborough Pool, combng in at Rock Ferry.-Intrntce, F1 Prize S.-Half-past Three p.m.-£S, ROWING RACE FOR BOATMEN, in their gigs whilc ply on the rivor-four Pt oars. Course: Same as abovo.-Entranco. is. each oar. St Prize 9.-Four p.m. - ...

... -Frorm VBl Bromcburough Pool, coming in at Roeok Ferry.-Entrance, abir Prize 8.-'Hsht-past Three p.m.-£;S, ROWING RACE FOE be BOATMEN, In their gigs whimn ply on the rlver-four for orrs. Course: Same as above.-Entraace, ls. each oar. fo Price 9.-Pour p.m. ...