... barque, with a crew of 17 hands, fortunately westward of the highest ledges, where enormous breakers were rolling in. life boatmen succeeded in warping the vessel off some distance means ana almost floated her, but there wee no other kedge available they ...

... 56m1a.). Sunshine had been registered ou every day during the month and rainfall on day*. BOATMEN AND TMg COUNCIL. The reported that request had been made by boatmen and others ou th« shore for permission to piece their boots and ticket-offices on the Esplanade ...

... was that be wm free traihr, not only to boatmen but everything else, end boatmen knew him too well think that they would do enythiim against their iateroeU for one moment At this time there ween too many boatmen, seen at 55, end be wished know who would ...

... for tho University of London. The annual Bailor Saturday street collection in hid of the Western District of the Seamen and Boatmen’s Friend Society took place at Newport, Hyde, and Cowes on Saturday, and will taken at Yarmouth, Shankiiu. and Saadown to-day ...

... Saturday last during • h under storm, a coast-guard boat manned by h ree men, named Marshall, Sullivan,and Pearce, with chief boatmen Newberry in charge, was returning from Lulworth to their station, Warbarrow, about eight miles to the west of St. Alban's ...

... boata were capaiaed on Wodneaday evening, but the acoadanta ware happily unattended aerioua teaulto. la oat cam the local boatmen acted vary gallantly. SIB RICHARD WEBSTER AT VE2JTKOB. The Attorney-General addreated a largely-attended meeting at Ventnor ...

... that the small payments made to the boatmen in any sense compensate them for the risks they have to run, or are the real attraction of those who volunteer for the service These bum' ble•heroes are mostly resident boatmen, fishermen, or Coastguard mon, all ...

... of the boatmen's licenses question was overlooked at the committee meeting. It was the custom of the Board not to charge anything for the renewal of carriage licenses, and now proposed that the san'e course be adopted in the case of the boatmen.—Mr. Coursens ...

... wbicli the Company were enabled to constant supply of water to all parts of their district.—Kef erred to committee. WARNING BV BOATMEN. The Deputy Coroner wrote transmitting the yerdlct and rider of the jury who inquired into the drowning of Mr. d’Hondt. off ...

... —There were seven votes for Mr. and three for Mr. Way.—Mr. Moger whs appointed. BOATMEN AND THKIB FARES. It was decided issue the usual notices as to applications for boatmen’s licenses.—Mr. Reed was asked to again act as inspector of boats. at first declined ...

... reported the balance at the Bank £599 170., of which £lO4 was general account. The cheques required were :—J. and W. Jones, boatmen's shelter, £l6; wages for labour, £18; Egypt sewer, £5; C. J. Richardson, cab inspector, three months' salary, £4 10s.; London ...

... shoreby the fishermen, boatmen, and placed on machine propnetors.—Messrs. Hooper Bros. applied that their steps should be allowed to remain. —Major Brown proposed that the request be acceded to, as the steps were a convenience to the boatmen and the public.—Mr ...