... imposed. Unlicensed Boatmen.—Several persons were summoned for having on the August plied for hire with pleasure boats at New Brighton without having taken out licenses.—lnspector Bowyer stated that on bank holidays Liverpool boatmen went New Brighton and ...

... spite of the warnings and entreaties of the boatmen. It became thus overcrowded that it began sink as soon as it was started, and the passengers—over 100 —were in a moment to their knees in the water. The boatmen lost all control, and the current forcing ...

... on mY re- :torn, was surprised to find Mr. Barnes and Mrr. Whitehendl .squanbbling with the boatmen, said boasting that they would go themselves, if the boatmen durst venture. To try their courage, the cart was sentfor a second time; and although it did ...

... hal a mile out, whe she - was thrown up by a large wae d g heavily, dropped across a trough betteen le waves. Onto of the boatmen then Eedh W md D, a noise of cackdig, and looldng into the naD and seeing almost full of wat Thcrote4 in W. elsh tob brother ...

... lifeboat at New Brighton weil be found very ditlicult to man, at any rate with professional boatmen. It is notorions that mest of the resident experienced boatmen of New Brigtbton, who could rnaily be depended ulpon en any greatemergencyouteide In a heavysea ...

... liquor. hnd £23 co Daniel Rogers, boatmen, for jamping into tho the tiver, at oeorge's Stage, and resetuing a man who had to fallen in, oD the tvening of the 19th ult. £1 l0i. to Daniel ?? and William Evans, boatmen, igh for ponrig in a boat and saving ...

... proceeded to sea in charge of two boatmen named George Bannat and Henry Ieach4 and carrying seven passengers, three of whom were women. The wind was westerly and squally, necessitating much care on the part of the boatmen. All went well until the boat was ...

... Wood, receiver of wreck at Harwich, gave evidence to the effect that no charge of plundering was entertained, and that those boatmen who had been described as wreckers were in point of fact salvors. The evidence called by the Board of Trade was then ...

... the port arising out of the application of certain by-laws passed by the Morsoy Docks and Harbour Board for the payment of boatmen, riggers, and others employed in the docking or undocking of vessels. The plaintiffs were six Irish labourers, wno each sought ...

... young man Gallagher, aged about drowned Thursday at the Shrlff Bay The deceased ware in the employ,, # Oaptaln Owen Wynne as boatmen. the accident they were sailing yicht Glance the second race, and the buoy Church island, from ■we the weather, were unable ...

... n- as shoals ot them were for hire, and the boatmen were pr d. not over extravagant in price, their fare being half-a- Oc crown to the yacht and back for each person. This sum T. was charged by honsct boatmen; but in all professions 1 es there are some ...

... his clients were boatmen. They represented themselves as such, and it now appeared they were not.--Mr. Sowton urged that that was not the Issue before the court. He would be prepared to show at the proper time that they were boatmen, but the question ...