... peared to the plucky boatmen' of - Conway and Llan. dudno, too great to overcome over their love of gain,. and the opportunity of thus gaining some hundreds of pounds in salvage money was thrown away. We wonder how long the boatmen of Deal or Hastings ...

... presented at the last meeting ol the Board and referred to this committee re boatmen's jetty, was considered, and it was resolverd that this committee do meet on the beach the boatmen on Monday, 24th ult. PROMENAD9 RULES. The committee drew up Promenade Rules ...

... was carried away, and the topsail.yard was i- just above water, At piesent her name has not been c ascertained. A number of boatmen have gone off to the I wreck, to save what they can. It lies in the fair way of X _ the navigation. The third vessel lost ...

... in a ,troubleA state for' hofrs after, and! was witnessed by large crowis. It is estimated that the damage caused to the boatmen by loss or injury done to boats is about £S160, and efforts abe now in progress to endeavour to wipe off this Eum. On laud ...

... of sailing matcbes for the sailing boats of Llan. dairno, Conway, and the adjacent towns, rowing matches for amateurs and boatmen, swimming races, and the usual sports, such as duck hunting, &c., which accom. rany ordinary regattau. A committee nousisting ...

... -when there was no number on the boat the responsibility he felt rested with, the District Colncil. Unless, therefore, the boatmen were prepared to insist upon these reasonable re- quirements, he thought they should be prosecuted. Mr T. T. Roberts said ...

... many of the visitors, and would also supply a motive to the boatmen to attain to a greater degree of excellence in rowing. There are a large number of fine beats in the Bay, and plenty of boatmen capable of managing them, and of showing to ad vautage theil ...

... Llancu---dno Improveme nt Commissioners. ANOTHER TRY FOR THE CHARTER. THE BOATMEN'S JETTY AT L.ST. CONSOLIDATION HORiF STILL LAGGING. The inonthly meeting of the Crmmissioners was held at the office. Cburob-walks, oo Wednesday wik M Jxnu Jones Central ...

... ed. by his ,son, William Thomas William,'. to row them to the yacht. The party were safely put oni: board, but 8 Atbehe 'boatmen were returning, there being a ground swell and a north- east wind blowing, the boat capsized when about a mile from shore ...

... Concillor hichard Jores .an:uppointed visitor for the ensuing ?? napplications for licenses for hackney carriages, drivers, boatmen, and porters, were considered. The Beaninaris Car Proprietors objected too liscses being granted to persons outside the borough ...

... the in crew, and the case was dismissed. While the only two St, policemen were engaged with this case at Newport, or the boatmen and the residents on the watch-house quay were attracted by the cries from a schooner in the l Roads, on board whichi the ...

... House, on the Commissioners' land at Voryd. Woefut Instrtfausts.-Inspector Richards reported miscouduct on the part of the boatmen, one of whom had given him a knockdown blew into the sea a day or two ago. Thle offender tad been summoned before the magistrates ...