... LIFE BOATMEN’S BURIAL. A remarkable tribute was paid to the Caister fifeboatmen, drowned by the capsizing of the Beauchamp, at the funeral on the 17th inst Each of the coffins was placed in separate hearse, and followed by family mourners. The procession ...

... simple exercise of act of his calling, puts forward the mo*t extortionate claims for salvage, and the proffered assistance of boatmen, fishermen, and steamers. feared the captains of vessels almost as much the rocks from which they are in danger. Thus, the ...

... being painted, and consequently some delay occurred before she was fit be launched. Meanwhile nearly all the fishermen and boatmen of the place had gone to the scene the wreck, with the view of rendering assistance iu saving the crew by means the rocket ...

... under-butler at Lord Londonderry's Irish residence. Mountstewart. near New lon wards, went for a sail to Grey Abbey with two boatmen named O'Connor and McOiUkroddy. On the return journey the were joined by a man named Jamee Muqgle. but alter leaving Grey ...

... Teasel had been fallen in with by boats from the shore surfbuat was put off by some Kinpadown Imatmen. Soon after starting the boatmen met a csSlej-mint palling from the xessel. and ther were informed that if they went as far as the wrerfc they would probably ...

... her all Light. In the morning it was seen the ship perish. s.» the captain and crew were token off »bv the liicboal. Tht- boatmen had advanced some distance to land when they were greeted loud cry of despair tiom the captain. It then appeared thatliU dog ...

... noticed at Deal, but meanwhile his top-aail-vard wa* carried away, and the condition of the reeeel became very critical. Some boatmen pot off to hi* assistance, and their aid wa* accepted, but it wa* necessary to telegraph to Captain Jones, the harbour master ...

... crew of tiuneen of the Arthur were a*leep the time. Four men were rescued from the water about half an hour afterwards Barry boatmen and pilots, and were conveyed Barry. They were greatly exhausted, and one of their number, the second engineer, named McCoy ...

... £2OO each Wallasey Cottage Hospital. Liverpool PrerentiTe Homes, the Girls' Industrial School, the Incorporated Seamen and Boatmen's Society (North- Western District), and the Mersey Missions for Seamen. ...

... years of age. Of the four missing boatmen two were named Cronin, and the others Hartnell and Connell. Throe out of the four were married, and leave families. By a strange coincidence. Hartnell’s son was one of two boatmen who perished in an accident at Old ...

... discovered little vHlow-faced man. with sgonised espression in his protruding eves. Although dressed in Russian clothing, tne boatmen suspected that was a Japanese, and carted the body to the police office. A search showed that the dead man was a Japanese ...

... decks being then level with the water, though pumping had been vigorously carried on the whole time the ship's crew and the boatmen. ...