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... eaucelling ufformer exemptious, tlii* lerying of new imposts, this taxation of straggling boatmen who snatch a precarious existence by their dangerous calling—the whole thing is abhorrent to all justice and right, and redolent of black injustice and public ...
... MILANCROLT SUICIDE IN BELFAST. Oa Friday moaning two boatmen dimovered the remains of a young and beautiful woman floating in the Ti.llll mew the Twin Islands, Ballast. The aniertunate sweater* appeared to I be aimed twenty yams of sge. The sorpee was ...
... GRAND ILLIJMINATION ROSTREVOE RINK. WOODSIDE SE kTING & Boatmen will be Illazaiastal, aad the Electrie Light —Made WIDE • sad 'Us dam be a paid Troia tem pro. ta Eons. , ram Oar at 10.30 pas. ...
... NOW OPEN BEACH HOTEL, WARRENPOINT. THIS MAGNIFICEN f HOTEL (so ROOMS) Commanding an uninterrupted View of Carlingford Bay, Boatmen; and Mountains ; Hot and Cold Salt and Fresh Vv ater Baths; Billiard, Smoking, Private, sod other Room.; Yachting, Boating ...
... SHIPPING AND BOATING CASUALTIES. MANY LIVES LOST. GALLANT RESCUE. LIFE-BOATMEN DROWNED. FEARFUL HARDSHII!S OF THE HEROIC RESCUERS. The Press Association's Liverpool cortesponclent telegraphs that e during the heavy gale which pre. vailed on Tuesday night ...
... LOANS. ct 10 UPWARDS LENT DAILY 70 Clergymen. Fanners. Shocolteepe rs and all claws of roapEnrstble boatmen, on note of hand alone. For forthav information call or aroe in coral. deuce to ILa actual Lerders, B. BARRIS i CO., G, Dublin Street Dundalk ...
... BANGOR PETTY SESSIONS. 'BUSES AND BOTHERS. BOATMEN PERSECUTED. FOOTBALL CI.UB AND REVENUE PELFAST BOUNDERS BOTTLED. An unusually heavy court of Petty Sessions was held in Bangor on Wednes- I day at which AIR. J. F1 :, 8AR8,E,TT, J.P., ...
... lODIZED S•RII•PARILL A. Salsernewas. man se to produce es le she paiket. Car boatmen with asesleusies Ns Arnie is a sems. sad sera= a ef the emit costae le se s mil appeoesest ern the epardwisM et a ateelliese ma w rz= Irn these brusees Awe Ite %Nen be ...
... Llctisißg «f Pliasire M«IS. WIEBESPOIST URBAN COUNCIL T. OHEATH BOATMEN. NEWRY BOROUGH COURT. Tl.i« court b*M tb* Courtl»ou*e, Kewry, y«*tcrday, before Mr. H. J. M'Conville, j.H.,'chaLrman o* the Urban Council. Mr. W. M. Cronin, clerk, waa in attendance ...
... Clerk reported that a number of the boatmen had appeared before him with regard to the Council's proposed charges. The boatmen pro• posed a lesser rate. which he was inclined to accept. Mr. Milliken slated that the boatmen had very hard luck these past few ...
... passenegers), etc. Mr. Sharvin said that two boatmen were preparing to spend a lot of money to comply with the regulations if they had an assurance that after doing so the Council would not give a licence to other boatmen who might come along. Chairman—As a public ...
... e, at 3-30 o'clock p.m. BOATMEN'S THE first of a series of aquatic carnivals organised by Bangor boatmen took place in the harbour last Friday. This initial event was provided in recognition of the support accorded the boatmen during the summer season ...