... LIFE BOATMEN IN PERIL THEIR VESSEL CARRIED ASHORE. Whilst the storm was at its height a number of vessels in Holyhead Bay commenced dragging at their anchors. A number of signals were scat from ships in distress, and the sailing lifeboat was launched ...

... LIFE BOATMEN’S ORDEAL. Intense relief was experienced in Dunbar on Monday afternoon, when message was received that the crew of fifteen of the Dunbar lifeboat had landed at Cockenzie, about twenty miles west of Dunbar, after being exposed to the fury ...

... The boatmen, as a class, are exceedingly civil to strangers, but are pugnacious towards each other, All are espesially where locks are singers; are principally of a sentimental kind—lovo, suicide, murder, poaching, hunting, and ! sea songs all take well ...

... fatal coble accident occurred off Sunderland harbour on Friday. In the early morning two young boatmen, Harry Lattimore and Tom Hall, put out to sea to look for vessek. Later in the day their boat was found the bearh in damaged condition, and at night ...

... WORKSOP. BuaeHßY.—On Wednesday at the Worksop Police Court, George Henry Bell and Charles Bell, brothers, and boatmen on the Chesterfield Canal, were charged with breaking into lock-up shop in tbe occupation of James W. Bradley, boot and shoe maker and ...

... local bodies license boats and boatmen, gave n power to interfere with people who did not take Hoenses. It semcd clear that the powers the Council in this connection only extended to licensed boats and licensed boatmen. This was, reality, fight between ...

... loads. This has been particularly the case along the portions from above Shireoaks and into Derbyshire. A few weeks ago the boatmen of Retford and Worksop joined in petition the Canal Company, asking that a fleam dredge should placed on the can il for permanent ...

... reduced loads. This has been particularly caso along tho portions from above Shireoaks and into Derbyshire. A few weeks ago tho boatmen of liotford and Worksop joined in a petition to tho Canal Company, asking that steam I should be placed on tho canal for perma- ...

... authority to loca to license boats and boatmen, gave n lower to interfere with people who did not tak ut licenses. It semed clear that the powers o le Council in this connection only extended t icensed boats and licensed boatmen. This was i eality, a fight between ...

... Woolwich, and Inspector Kobacn, its only occupant, was drowned. Hi* body has not yet been recovered. To-day (Friday), while boatmen named Met. calf and were mooring steamer dock, Shields, the yes-el oanted and crushed men against the Mete was crashed to ...

... between the stone protection and pier. Amid a scene of intense excitement the crew ot eleven were pulled on the pier by local boatmen. The vessel proved to be the Sirene, of Norway. Four suops at the entrance to the pier, were destroyed by the Sirene, and ...

... holidays the Welsh went bathe on Co'hugh beach, when they -auk hole Loud cries were raised, and s.reuuous efifortji were made by boatmen and others to save Blackoler Jones were rescued exhausted condition after considerable difficulty, but A?hton was drowned ...