... hotly pursued by the savages. After a hurried parley with the boatmen in English, he threw himself into the water, and swam out through the surf to the boat, immediately drawn into it the boatmen, and conveyed to the island, where be was re ceived with the ...

... its baneful influence will one day be felt. These iron founders, tinworkers, quarriers, with all the race of bargemen and boatmen, occupying the manu facturiug towns on the Loire, the Rhone, and the Saone, besides various manufacturing centres in the North ...

... rent was ward. At had driftet she stuck: whelmed the con point or filling vitl gers to kei ral confusi and the re apathy of boatmen strove will the boat ol the waves had alread hapless pe a sail was It is rs some twer of the coa old Paul tance, foi and wavef ...

... upon the Coasts. _ , „ 2nd.—To assist Seamen, whether of the Royal Nary, Merchant Sendee, Fishermen, Coast Gnardmen. Pilots, Boatmen and Apprentices, Subscribers to the Society, to replace their clothes, boats, tee., when lost by storm or other accidents ...

... induced by importunate boatmen to embark for Greenore. My fellowvoyagers were a bog-oak carver and saddler, and like Richard Seviveller, they had th« sun strong their eyes the previous night. They soon produced bottle and with the boatmen’s aid speedily finished ...

... a word cane and sketching-book. The boatmen rowed them over to the Islet. At about I * o’clock they conveyed second party across, whom they brought back at 4 o’clock in the afternoon. By that party, and the boatmen, Mrs. Kirwau was seen alive at the hour ...

... elusive of masters. - 270,000 And if, like the French, we had recourse to man our ships for defending our homes bj fishermen, boatmen, and all other seafaring men,” a royal proclamation calling upon our maritime population to come forward would be addressed ...

... destitute upon the Coasts. 2nd.—To assist Seamen, whether the Boyal Navy, or Merchant Service, Fishermen, Coast Guardmen, Pilots, Boatmen and Apprentices, Subscrihers to the Society, to replace their clothes, boats, &c., when lost by storm or other accidents the ...

... been promoted to be a postmaster at Hudderfield, Customs.?Mr. Hugh Tunna has been promoted from third to second class of boatmen at Liverpool; Mr. W. Falconner has been promoted from fourth to third class of out door officers at Leith. Mr. William Carlisle ...

... istiea of the age which live—exciting the admiration of the world at large, and wae, happily, not limited to onr boatmen and fiihermen, bat was ah?red by all classes of society. In addition to the 788 lives and 85 Teasels saved exclusively the Life-boats ...

... crocodile.— | On the contrary, they appeared timid the extreme i when out the watery element, and even when it. Not only have our boatmen who were constantly the river, returned invariably without let hindrance, ] hut I have again and bathed in the very wafer ...

... old block-house, and again entered our boat and retraced our steps. A sail was hoisted which lightened tha labours of onr boatmen, and hour and a half brought ua to Warren point. We had hour to refresh ourselves, left the ata-side for the old Cathedral ...