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... THK BATHING PLACES AND THE BOATMEN AT WAR TUB NORTH OF IRELAND. rf.npoint. have copied the two em-iee of •rticlee on The North of freUnd” appearing in the Itinniwjhnm Daily Oazrlls. hi. la.t contribution the writer il. with W.rronpoint nnder the heed ...
... dispute between the boatmen and the local powers that be has been going on for some time, and more will be heard of it as indicated by a remark made by Mr. M•Murray—in the (possibly near )' future. Bangor depends a good deal on its boatmen, and why should ...
... OMEATH BOATMEN. OVERCROWDING CHARGES AT WARRENPOINT. At Warrenpoint Petty Sesions, Mr. E. Pedlow, presiding, Owen O'Hagan, a licensed boatman of Knocknagoran, Co. Louth, was summoned under the Pul Health Act, 1907, by the Warrenpoint Urban Council for ...
... BOATING DISASTER AT KILLARNEY. TOURISTS AND BOATMEN DROWNED. A feer.ser boat sad tourists from Graham's bas bees imitating the Lake. The host ret amine from the Gasp of Dunloe, awl was hit clogs to be Burnt Island in the Lower Lake, miles 'Meant from ...
... BANGOR BOATMEN'S CARNIVAL THRILLS OF A TREASURE HUNT. LsiTERRUPTED BY ROYAL VILIOTOR. Bangor boatmen staged what was: generally voted to be one of the most entertaining amusements of the season at the Central Pier last Friday. In recognition of the support ...
... °MEATH BOATMEN IN WAR RENPOINT COURT UNLICENSED BOATS 1 At Warrenpoint Petty Sessions, before NI i . W ilson, R.M., the Warrenpoint 1 Council summoned three Oineath ; boatmen named Edward (.'Hanlon, I Robert Anderson and James McGrath i (Druninitillagh) ...
... every day in the week. Now the boatmen on Louth side of the Lough had to take out a licence at Warrenpoint, and were being subjected to a good deal of annoyance by the powers that be. On the other hand. Warrenpoint boatmen came over and took sway thousands ...
... 11w Clerk—The boatmen stopped when asked. Mr. O'Neill's men did not. Councillor S. 111111er— I more that 11w clerk write to both parties and point out that they ■re b:eakiug the law. The Clerk-1 have more to do than to write to boatmen. I went down to ...
... LIFE-BOATMEN'S SPLFND ID BRAVERY. GALLANT CO. DOWN RESCUES. While the large French bar,iti.- Croiraete, bound fmm New Caledonia, w.i s bating up Channel for Glasgow tat Friday night, in the face of a revere gale and a downpour of ria, laden with a ,aluabl: ...
... THE WELSH BOATING DISASTER. (X)RONE-WS-TNQUEST. VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST THE BOATMEN. Aberavon, Tuesday.—At Aberavon, to-day, the county coroner, Mr. Cuthhertson, held an inquest concerning the death of twenty-four persons who were drowned through ...
... Ancient Anchor.— anchoor was picked up and brought in by the boatmen of Broadstairs last week, supposed to have l>een under water upwards of 220 years. It had the of a mass of petrified iron, being entirely covered with flints all sizes. —Dover Chronicle ...
... EGYPT AND ruE sounAN. THE NILE EXPEDITION. CANADIAN BOATMEN TO BE ENLISTED. WAR BSTWREN FRANCE AND CHINA. THE RECENT BOMBARDMENT. . THE LOSSES. ley. —The bellowing telegram has hem : Teesday, 6.is p.m .—A letter boo l'iiiv. at soon on Sunday, the et the ...