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... POPULATION. TO THE NDrrOs 0F TROF lrVEO XLEOMM. Gentlemen,-After 21 years struggling and fighting against vested interests, canal boatmen's prejudices, and outside malice to bring cur canal population-espeially the children-to a level with other working classes ...
... theory, forcven theseniorwrangler is scarcely more distinguished in the world of letters than are the leading cricketers, boatmen, and pedestrians of our univeraitieA amongst the devotees of nerve, bone, and muscle. And there is good roason for all this ...
... telegranm from ?? ,tates t.- :÷ Captain Fox, of London, fre' I''1v f,1tO v ?? Le tg- cargo of ore, grouned s('on 8eri ad hi or.I boatmen, and proce~dd DOC Lte ?? e m a r ed t M aggie.re o'f 1A Cf As at Burhad this afernoo , re 4- he i0o3tOfai. MIA, LOea I ...
... jumped into the river, in a state of in- t toxication, with a view to drown himself. To John Murphy and GeorgeNicholson (boatmen), 10s. e each, for saving a pilot who had fallen overboard from the Tranmere Ferry steamer, by which they were being towed; ...
... touchin I the water on one side, expanded like a fuil sail, and conducting myself and my little boat to the opposite bank. Two boatmen, named Plassau and Drounlard, were the first that came to my relief. For seven minutes I floated on the water, and my strength ...
... discussion being certain to ensue. - THE CONWAY BOATING ACCIDENT e ?? e The bodies of William Jones (pilot) and Robert l- EVies (boatmen) were found yesterday near the e entrtace of the Conway river. 'he features were quite Mudisoernable. The other body still ...
... blizzard about six weeks ago. The body was C h found by two boatmen, who brought it round to ai r the mortuary at Douglas. It was in a nude state ax and decomposed beyond recognition. The' ki 0 boatmen Faid that only one of the masts w was visible above the ...
... the Home Reading U nion. We started up the Mawddach in the evening and went up as far as the gold mine. We had experienced boatmen with us, and the water was not at all rough. About 8 15 we started back. There were several boats. I was in the first. The ...
... living at 28, Upper Milk-street, Liverpool, and William Rtaffer, living in No. 5 house, 6 court, Lower Milk-street, both boatmen-the first-named belonging to the Liverpool lifeboat-wero going ont shriaping at the time of the accident, in the Sig Elizabeth ...
... butch ti -r -b 61- w bricayIders' laborers, 5; b.. 2; theirphelpers, 1; 4 4; b,,i of b ar mark0ers, 1; bra& *y moulders, 1; boatmen, 1; uildew d bcarbers, a , c . 9 Carpenters, 1; clerks 31; c' tA positor, 1; care'takers, a 1 c C aytors, 9; checkers, 1: ...
... abandoned steamer was towed into Burnhan, Somersebthire. yesterday afternoon, having been s-eeen a dangeros position by some boatmen. She proved to be the Jones Brothers, screw steamer, ws fo£ n r850 tons burthen, ladenK with co&l, and beeasund in a sinkng ...
... were said to be engaged in such unlikely occupations as those of warehusemen, porters, carters, general labourers, and even boatmen. The greaet numbers of working women and girls in this neighbourhood, however, were to be found in the occupations of domestic ...