... BEAIUMARIS. On Thursday morning the boatmen of this tcwn re ceived the gratifying news from Sir Richard Bulkeley that after this they will permitted freely to dredge the. boundaries of the Baron 11ill estate in the Kenai Straits, and that the permission ...

... nation. (M.B.).-Biology: E. T. H. I}avic'., Thi- g mar Davies, Ai. Richmc.nd Roose. Boatmen'A Ilegattab at Beaumadis.-On Th'mlae, ( favoured by 'ine weather, a local boatmen's rogut was held at Beurmamris, and, wast witnesscd liy 2, large rowd3 of spenrtaters ...

... by Mr John Jones, of the Nannau Gardens, from where these choice ever. greens came. Numerous flags were lent by Barmouth boatmen, including Mr Francis Morris, Mr Garnett, &c., and the brilliancy of the scene will not soon be forgotten. At nine p.m. Mrs ...

... either for money or per. eonal support. He has spoken at temperance gather. ings, addresged,artieans in their workshops, boatmen, railway porters, scavengers, letter carriers, meetings of women, and meetings of young men; from the stage of a theatre he ...

... u 'otr P that sir Joul otwring is suixitis ti claiin ilie itnt t barbarous ott them .Is Blriiish ei iz.11.s. I'll t i ese boatmen adti sailors wete ceili tly Sir GetigL e Girey, a set if blarkgiiar-ds Oiutt this. 2ur. Itei- bert ngaiti remarked - e ...

... 7hsird Rae.~e-tA Cop, robese l5 sovs. the gift of the: Liverjr301 Rewing CUdlrf'for six oared hosats rowved and steered by boatmen, in twso saces,' Wins 'by the Waterswitch (of Cihewter? berttrnf the Livser tlie Atelope, and ?? -i'his 'yas a Ieil 'iiiteresiing ...

... refused. ' At last we may hope to have some regulation in our boating system, as the Board are about to issue licences to the boatmen. -The celerity with which this business has been accrnpished is astounding-only some two years, sir..' 'i * I wonder if P ...

... ways of getting the money, and therefore no need to shelve the matter again for another year. Mr William Williams did the boatmen good service in taking such a decided line. His complete restoration to health has made Mr Williams quite a militant member ...

... Dublin Steamship Company began to run steamers to Menai Bridge from here, years and years ago, Mr Edwards was one of the first boatmen to meet the packets, and during all his experience in that capa- city neverwitnessed an accident. Before Llandudno had the ...

... in the first rate (with fear oars.) ..'I'hre ?? r's''.esoe's. i The Swallo 2: SmXT% ;RAc3r.For four-oared gigs, rowed hy boatmen,, for a prize of £3. 3s.: The X(ater Wrtr.h (rowed by Sconce brothers) .1 The Lirci 4 This race proved the superiority of ...

... in the boiling surge, reached a point where the a coast-guard, aided by William Lightbody and others 3 of the Groomsport boatmen, had waded out at aa nimminent risk through the surf, and succeeded ia ; rescuing M'Fall from his perilous position. Those ...

... reached land'sd were much tossedabout, and not having fully reefed sails, .lbecome utifm'aageable, and one or two of -the boatmen. were precipitatedinto the water, which for the anoment, I created some 'alannr',HZowever, at the ilnstance of a boat rescuing ...