... evenings, and the pier is thronged with promenaders to a late hour. The performances of the band are attended with much success. Boatmen's Regatta.-This event took place on Friday afternoon, and the weather being favourable, good sport -was enjoyed. Mr W. Dudley ...

... and fifty-nrirre sil-er rnedills, to civilians, otlicers, and men of tire Royall and Mercantile Navy, the a Coast Guardi, boatmen, fishermen, and other persons, in- cluding soein brave foreignters, as honorary distinctions for their' meritorious and iumtreplid ...

... assailants. He met Police-constable Hunt, who had walked from Sand- bach after the deceased; and he also questioned some boatmen on the canal, but could not hear of any persons answering to the description given by Blore. He, however, apprehended, on ...

... object is to ?? at home, by members of tibe Society, by agents, .or otherwise, amsongst lands- men, seamnen, fishermen, an'd boatmen; and abroad, by clergymen, missieaaries, and othors, amongst ourI own countrymien or the inquiring heathen, the Book of Connirio ...

... '-luminait I. Society's boats were launched, and within four minutes of the time wilen the mani was first Il immiiersed, the boatmen succeeded with their ii drags in raisiig hilin to the surface, atd took e hiru to the receivitig house, where lie was at- ...

... from sight, and here he ! he returned to the boat. The distance between the two it points is fully three miles, and if the boatmen are right, of this stretch has never before been made by any Swimmer ad of Llandudno. It is fair to add, that the beautiful ...

... reat nd neighbourhood, mo the occasion of the coming-of- trea age of .liss-Moore, Moore House, ofthe above place. ire- rhe boatmen in connection with the landing place of the town, were presented with uniform jackets, trow- rd *sers, atd caps, and paraded ...

... rigoritoiislyi observed, as, without this, itevita. I ble confusion will ensue, and we trust that on this occa- w sion the boatmen of Llandudno will do their best. is The lightings up of the Great and Little Orme, though of presenting a spectacle of an ...

... The Dinorwic, schooner, of Port Dinorwic, from Newcastle for Plynsouth,bha been assisted into Yarmouth by a tug, and boatmen, having lost her fore.masthead and all gear off iiasborough; agreement, £10. SUDDEN DEATH OF THE DEAN OF WORCESTER. The lion ...

... The application wasfdeferred, and the deputation were requested to w'-ite their application on ipaper. BRUTAL CONDUCT Op BOATMEN.-Ins.pector Owen Jones attended the board, and reported that on Sunday afternoon last one of the excursionists who arrived ...

... ofthe t m tow c,, I eoi'dbeeoe, pof a,,lager, lhze than those already n , d l That (a ?rivy''anf.l ?? 'sbe erected near the boatmen s 'asntng place. Thise was sete~ef d toith' nisance ,ommittee ?? colnpl'iunt 'was made to the Board. of gi eat iriiegisla ...

... valuable ship and cargo were again sared by the harbour commissioners' steamer and lifeboat, aided by the brave Raamsgate boatmen. It is expected that the first class lifeboat which the National Lifeboat Institution has just statioseed on Walmser Beach ...