... HARD CASE! Mr. Charles Reed, of Kagle House, Eroadetain., has published the following appeal tor sympathy behalf some brave boatmen, who appear to have made the victims most unfortunate curcum stances; There are at this moment lying the gaol Maidstone ten ...

... engine, however, Is not without its disadvantages, for, .'us the tunnels are long, I, and as have sank larger than sewers, the boatmen are lialf stifled the volumes carbon that arc? emitted from the low’ funnel; cal Wing burnt instead of coke. Friday night ...

... gasped •* it what I feared ! wont forebodings are realized.” Secure the passage ! n cried Blanche, turning suddenly upon the boatmen, and speaking in a firm, commanding tone —her beautiful features assuming on the instant an expression of power that Eugene ...

... liainc to lined £->O, and Presentment is it. made ids salary. SHANNON COMMISSION. 2 3 Vic., c. 01 TO BOAT-O \V NE RS, M STER S BOATMEN, &c„ NAVIGATING or PLYING the En sIT A N ON. WE, the Commissioners ai inted tinder the Act and Vic., Cap. 61, for the Improvement ...

... being placed terror of lives through the threats the attacking party, brought the boat the hank, when the mib compelled the boatmen to into the cabin, and td the plunder. They had a yawl in their pusseS'ion at this time, which was also laden with flmr. ...

... TFIF. CIAXT’S CAUSE WAT. From the crag-men and boatmen of this wild coast you hear of no talcs of fairy, no hints of the gentle legends and superstitions collected the south, or in the inland districts of the north not that they are a whitless superstitious ...

... Menius to the transit of French slates. ** Art The Belgian boatmen navigating the canals or rivers of France shall have all the rights and privileges enjoyed by the natives, and reciprocally the boatmen in the Belgian canals shall enjoy the same privileges ...

... an ehcomium from the friendt Blanche. While the female party were thus occupied below, the uncle of Blanche, calling the boatmen together, proceeded to give them such instructions and warnings he thought might best promote the safety of his fair kinswoman ...

... limeborncr?, bricklayers, shoemakers, tanners, saddle and harness-makers, painters and glaziers, ship and boat-bnilders, -ailors, boatmen, tUheimcD, coach-buildcis, tin ...

... Long Reach. The coal* were all lost, but the boat was driven in and secured by some country people, who also rescued the two boatmen from watery giave. Water/ori Cronide. ...

... ruins leaving only fioatiog porii*ias her woodwork u 1 *on the surface and tell thy tale of her glory, and to b« eolU-ctul boatmen and fishermen relics for the curious. And -if this not victory‘enough for ’one clay, was announced the afternoon, on the authority ...

... the bank aMve, desired one of the men to up for the bag; witness went for the bag; Mr. Kirwan was himself, and and one the boatmen, named Michael Nanglc. went ...