... no their and were Hlready on the hih road to Siparia. At about 3 &elm!: on Saturday afternoon, the Sergeant of Police and boatmen went haven light put so as to guide the ships, and as the incidents took place just about that tlrne, we thought it was ...

... Sergeant Hoffman also of the 2nd West India Regiment and two boatmen, were on their way from , the Vigie in a boat when the boat capsized, throwing all of them into the water. One of the. boatmen caught hold of the boy and held him above the water, at the ...

... been thrown out piecemeal, as the surface of the island was, to a great extent, honeycombed. It was no easy task to coax the boatmen to be the pioneers. They didn't seem to care for the honours (?) accorded to Commander Peaty, nor did they seem to appreciate ...

... on, to. the steamer. In a few the • beat was: drifting keel up a considerable way astern, with Air. Weeks and.; one of the boatmen. clinging to it. the middle distance- was .the third; boat- who. secured! a. life buoy thrown. from the• steamer. matt, Oming- ...

... much difficulty, the passengers, three of whom were women, were rescued mainly by the exertions of Robert Noel, one of the boatmen, and of Mr. John Frew of Plaisanoe Estate, who was the only male passenger, and who from all was the hero of the misadventure ...

... on shore and could be seen running along the beach or rushing into the water to reach the boats from which the terrified boatmen had. fledmight be taken off. It was a fearful moment for Captain Newton. But the coolness which characterises the British ...

... the passengers wets transferred on board the Bak, under movedlanes, in boats flying the yellow flag. The Bak was then of boatmen, laundresses, and other people from the shore, who were not required to bays the only as soon, as the from the got onboard ...

... reefs and shallows are plentiful and great care is needed to negotiate them safely, even in daylight. The way in which the boatmen land and bring off their cargoes through heavy surf is also a revelation, and the people who are 80 ready to complain when ...

... labourers employed in agriculture and manufacture or upon any pnblie work and includes menial servants, washerwomen, portere, boatmen, or any ordinary seaman attached to any vessel or craft belonging to the Colony or plying in or between the ports of the Colony ...

... Coolies and our boat swamped and has mate drowned—and as the Doctor (or Captain) continued calling for help, we shoved both the boatmen into a 'sand-boat that had just anchored a short way astern of the wreck, then going alongside ourselees in our little c ...

... what. is more important, Mr. Editor, is that the Harbour Master, now that Pilot Clark is on sick leave, has appointed of his boatmen to act as Pilot. Instead of recognizing his responsibilities and iloing a little pilot work himself, as lie ought to, he sends ...

... with the boatmen plying for hire in Castries Harbour. We understand that a tariff of charges is in existence, though the fact does not appear to be generally known. Some stringent reguulations are required with power to enforce them, so that boatmen should ...