... strange as it might appear, boatmen and 10 sailors appeared to be least acquainted with the IC art of swimming. At the suggestion of the Chair- 2 man it was agreed that the same prize should be I offered for competition by boatmen at the first entertainment ...

... the above association is to be held at Hope H4U this evening, when Clarke Aspinall, Esq., will preside. THE WOODSrDN F1minY BOATMEN AND Tn1f LATS Fog.-The Woodside ferry committee have.very properly recognised the exemplary conduct of their ojewe during ...

... strange as it might appear, boatmen and sailors appeared to be least acquainted with the art of swimming. At the suggestion of the Chair- man it was agreed that the same prize should be offered for competition by boatmen at the first entertainment of ...

... MNOWER I ?? - . A..9 -ceb rn *A ln UI-'t sI ?? (AN INCIDrENT ON TllE NORP). (Frorm Dujy's Fireside Magazilf.) Oh ' the boatmen went dowu The brown river a-rowing, And an old man stoorl near, In a meadow a moo ing; A child at his feet l.Ly- Tho poor ...

... 'I'he leaded net with might, ci And to his wish, the silvery fbsh lic Caine tp to land and light. vc Hio luck had changed. No boatmen ranged co The bay to make him grieve; or Tlheir flbhing' ce:4sed, ivith song and feast 1`0 They kelt St. Peter's eve. WI Again ...

... class of boatmen, coastguardsmen, and others, as the world can pro- duce, who risk their own lives-and often lose them -to save the lives of others. Here is about as melancholy an incident as ship-life could produce. A wreck has occurred, the boatmen have ...

... position, by the boat r`Chi' against him, he was again precipitated iota t, ter, and with difficulty reached his oenbolt;a gther boatmen most unaccountably left them v 11 the mercy of the waves; when, if it had renmT510 only a few minutes longer, by a very lintle ...

... instantly ordid troiizo to leave- his house. The heroine non attn 5pts to ?? ealcide in the ?? liber, but is -eccOa by sime boatmen. who take a ring from hs-r figer, n which, on examinintiie, 1rederic 5ou hi.i ?? niame united to that of iar^he. Toe ?? ? ...

... premises, and twelve chairs stolen thence. Vn Thursday night se'nnight, during a gale of din wind, a ferryboat, containing six boatmen, unfortu- slit riately sunk opposite the King's-dock, and, melan the choly to relate, they were all drowned, of ...

... greeting of A Happy New Year. This cordial interchaugs went on for some time in Church- street, but, in the meantime, the boatmen on the river had their own speciel method of welcoming the New Year. Almost every steamer on the river, from the size of an ...

... overboard to get ashore. It swam v with the tide till almost exhausted, and would have g plaibedsl but for the exertions of some boatmen. This e morning I saw a-poor (sw streaming with blood, from s, thc goadgng of her drivers in landing: one horn was d torn' ...

... Monday in the Sound of Iona, about midway be- tween the Island of Iona and the Ross of Mul Two brothers namedM nld, both boatmen, had rowed two ladies aeross the Sound to Finaport, and on their return the boat foundered. Thebody of owe of the men wau ...