... defendant Dumas; the steam tag Leader belonging to ohs Shsopshirs Union canal. The Inspector. asked him to stay as he wished boatmen). the Ouse boats that were being tugged end see the certificates, when the defendant took no notice beyond handing the cat ...

... Po p sler Clothing Clubs —One commences every week—Subeeription I / per week. HEDNESFORD. BOATMEN'S HALL.—The Harvest Festival Services were held in the Boatmen Hall, itednesford Wharf on Sunday. The Hall was very nicely decorated for the occasion with ...

... DROWNING MYSTERY. Two boatmen were taking a boat up the London and North-Western Railway COM. pany's Canal at Slaithwaite, near Huddersfield, and on entering one of the locks they were unable to open one of the gates. A boat-hook was procured, and the ...

... DEATHS OF BOAT CHILDREN. The Wolverhampton coroner has frequently bad occasion to complain of the mortality among boatmen's children. A short time ago he inquired into the death of a boatman's child which was the last of a family of fourteen, all of whom ...

... largest. if not setiiidly the largest, re 'Thames of that species. This a the weight of a sunddi which was caught by three boatmen in the eervim of the Melbourne Harbour Trust, and reported in ►drios to hand by the last mail. The monster measured lift. ...

... drinking heavily taking from the cargo of spirits that was on board When their passenger complained about their behaviour the boatmen became offensive towards her She was heard to say to Thomas: “Leave me alone I’ll not have anything to do with you” On the ...

... her all night. In the morning it was seen the ship must perish, so the captain and crew were taken oft by the lifeboat. The boatmen had advanced some diitance to land when they were greeted by a loud cry of despair from the captain. It then appeared that ...

... band, Who live upon our rivers, And have no home on land. In lanes the wild rose groweth, The violet neath the tree, — The boatmen in their cabins The flowers but seldom see. For them no walks at even, Across the sloping meal; No schools receive their children ...

... DROWNED IN SIGHT OF HOME. Four boatmen, named Cole, Green, Richards and Irons went on Friday in the lugger Morning Star to fish for cod off the southern breakwater, Dover. They were after • time seen to be in difficulties owing to the strong sea which ...

... them in great quantities. As they can be made in the homes, nearly every clam of the bumble folk is engaged in the work. Boatmen. agricultural labourers, domestic servants, palmsquin.bearers, all thus fill up their leisure hoarse besides women and children ...

... BY TOOTHACHE. At Broadatairs on Wednesday Mr. Sydenham Payo opened an inquest on John Martin Epps. 32, one of the Margate boatmen who were lost with the galley Reindeer. The body was washed ashore at Kingigate. Frederick William Jones, brewery employee ...

... Erasing a asrvico of song entitled °The Roll Call Wa‘ Airen in the Primitive Methodist Chapel by the choir. Mrs Wilding the Boatmen's gave the connective reading, and th.:. 'orrice@ was idusteated by a roma of Lime light views by Mr W Wardle. There was large ...