... time to save the crew, which con- sisted of two poor old men, nearly seventy years of age. They heartily thanked the life-boatmen for say- ing thetm from a watery grave, which must have been the case in a few minutes, as they were on the cross- trees of ...

... flowing, And the anber rays of the setting sun on its silver waves were gloteing. And then I saw a little brark, and the boatmen's inlerry son-t : Rose cliverfelly npon my ca 'ars they rowed that hark tloeng; Atid oh ! it -Was a heaotCesS bark, liue the ...

... starting, and the sturdy inhabitants of the place, who are almost I entirely fishermen, having 'always had a reputation as a boatmen. It was expected that this sear's Regatta t would exceed in point of interest- those' of - former years, several gentleman ...

... consider exorbitant.. Wouldit not be a great convenience if ths boatmen were to maloe a small reduction in their fares;- or better still,: if the Company were to agree - with the boatmen for the summer I AB UNO DISCE 0MINES. l Menai Bridge. ENGLISH SERVICES ...

... pair-oared boats-1 Water Lily, owner J. Hughes; 2 Columbus, owner T. Parry. 100 yards swimming race (handicap) for Llan- dudno boatmen. First prize, value l0s; second, value 7s 6d-l, T. Hughes; 2, J. Hughes. 100 yards obstacle swimming race (handicap) open ...

... observed the dangerous position of the visitors, and a message was despatlohed to the oth6r parade to send out a boat._ wo boatmen promptly rowed to the spot, and Littler was picked up just as he was dis- apearing for the last time, there being no signs ...

... servants for a day's pleasure, and those on board who started in her in the moruing were-the cap- tain, Mar John Ellis; two boatmen from, Carnarvou; Smith, Nlr Griffith's butler; Juseph Evans, a lad whu assisted in the house; and four maid servants. In the ...

... worst-ever fishing tragedy Offers of donations to the families of crew from sunken Conwy trawler Katy have poured in from boatmen and others throughout North Wales But fishermen say the fund cannot be launched because the men’s fate is still not confirmed ...

... sketching- wi book. The boatmen rowed them over to the islet. an At about twelve o'clock they conveyed a second , party across, wihorms they bm'ouglit back at four Af o'clock in the afternoon. By that party, and by ti, the boatmen, MrIS. Kirwan Was seen ...

... were cordially - 3 passed. -_ _ to DINNER TO WORKMEN. I 17 Through the kindness of friends, the piermen, lOt lifeboat, and boatmen, were invited to a supper at ne the Cocoa Rooms, on Friday evening, which they t ir- thoroeighly enjoyed. It was a nice sight ...

... irregular. WhWleiayinog-toestore a#iimatieanthe inhabitants I of the South Beachprovided everything required, and. t'hei boatmen did their best to help in re- I : covering the bodies. By,, Mr E. eR. Rivies': Trhe messenger said atl first that there were ...

... pidity, and exertiojns, 5e 0Were eXtricated, with El aoss of anchor, anid cable, and -conductedl to the a s i Downs, where the boatmen bronght 1t5 off a uesw st f slCh( or an( cabllie iil oieat if those lost, and 'ye, the agt p folloivieg uasntihig, put into ...