... CHILDREN ADMIRE LIFE-BOATMEN speeds forth on his errand of mercy with as much hearty satisfaction, as if ® were hasting to his bridal ceremony. Could a testimonial to man’s readiness to save life at sea—in this case a life-boatman —be more aptly expressed ...

... SAVED A policeman's perseverance saved little child's life. Two boatmen saw the child mother. Mrs. Harriet Ellis, standing the canal at Elland. holding the child under the water. Tho boatmen pulled the woman ashore, but her child was then apparently dead ...

... Thursday. Seven little folks went out for sail in boat with two boatmen. The sea was choppy, and tha craft on the return jonrney suddenly capsized. The girls clung despairingly to the two boatmen, hampering them in their attempts rescue, and nearly causing ...

... Brnadstairs lifeboat dispute, which arose over the payment for launch made the boatmen last February, has been renewed. In June letter, which purported have been signed the boatmen, was received the National Lifeboat Institution, in which settlement of the ...

... appeal for eympathy behalf some brave boatmen, who Appear nave been made the victims most unfortunate citvum htaoces There are at moment Ijrlng in the gaol at Maidstone ten of the beat and bravest the Itrowlttalra boatmen. They have committed crime; their ...

... through the sinking of the pleasure sailing boat the New Skylark, the London steamer F. E. Webb. The drowned include three boatmen— George Shreeve (who was skipper), James Hutton, and Arthur Beckett, all of whom leave wives and families—and three gentlemen ...

... and boatmen of the had gone to the scene the wreck, with the view of rendering saving the crew by means of the apparatus, or otherwise, and when the lifeboat was ready to be launched it was discovered that there were not a sufficient number boatmen to ...

... crescent shaped, were pressing close dense phalanx behind them. These sea monsters arc easily alarmed loud noises, and the boatmen kept perpetual hallooing, which rang like hoarse song of the sea from end end of the line. A great clatter was kept, too, ...

... evening laat, a rowing match took place between 4’amateura m the gig belonging to the North Ounpanr Boatmen, and in the “Fred” bclongmg to the Sou.h Company Boatmen. There was an immense of spectators; and, from the great “odds'* those the ‘•Pearl” had to contend ...

... water at Weymouth on Saturday. The boat in which was rowing with four other young men was capsized. 'The others were rescued boatmen. ...

... Europeans. Tobacco is cheap their country, and nearly all the grown mules delight in the pipe. The habit is so common that boatmen Holland measure distances by smoking —saying that the distance between two named points is so many pipefuls of tobacco, meaning ...

... National Life-boat Institution has made rewards for services, compensation for injuries and payments to dependents of life-boatmen who have lost their lives the service amounting to £3.781. ...