... profit if it were at the mercy of the unfair and unreasonable demands of those employed upon it (hear). It was to he hoped the boatmen belonging to the Barrow Navigation Company would see that thosa who had counselled them to take an extreme step were not their ...

... to mako the boatmen understand that the young man was endeavouring to escape from justice, they persisted in conveying him to the opposite side, and permitting him to escape. The constable further stated that, in calling ont to the boatmen, he refesred ...

... of the 8th inst., and was driven into the channel Opposite that port. On the following morning the r lifeboat and several boatmen went to assist, Snd an at- temupt waS mnade to anchor the lvessel, hlat shle was foundl to be leaking so much that she had ...

... perfectly sober. Robert Miller, pilot, Carliogford tough, proved that the captain was sober at Greenore. George Anderson, boatmen, Carling. ford Lough, gave similar evidence. Other wit- eses were examined, and proved .that the cap- teda was sober at times ...

... the ship's hands were able, from sick- ness, to work her, the assistance both of the boatmen and the Coast Guard's men was iefused by the master. On the Dungarvan boatmen returning to shore, now late in the evening, their boat, on the bar, was struck by ...

... Harolds- croe ,b3noticed a dead body-of a man. aout 4G Nar5of age fting in -the water, and having dsin ?? attention of two boatmen it was re- -oad to the bank- FOUID 6ROWNED IN THE SPECER DOCK- - cide dealer named James Waih, 64 Lower BlS'riff t wan taken ...

... down the Whitgift ferry-boat, on lriday. nighlt last. Thlcre were six hersons its the beot, iielidilig two ferryincis. The boatmen aid two other plersons were drowened; the reillillalg twso 11m(1 l itarrow eseape, but ere salved. [IIY Al AQ 1N t IC TgtL:CIt ...

... salt and wine, a drawing as much as 16 feet of water. She appears a strong stout built hip, of about 400 tens. The revenue boatmen a continue in charge of her. The captain and some of I the Ir allp mai 9 QA Rd ...

... Deal correspondent ?? accident by which five Walmer boatmen lost their lives occurred in the Downs on- Saturdazy. At 7 a nm a vessel at an- chor a mile- and a half from shore signalled for a pilot. Boatmen- named George Beecham, Albert Arnold, John Cross ...

... ships which drove (the Elizabeth, from Lon- don from Belize) has been reported as being off the North Foreland, in charge of boatmen. Ramsgate harbour is getting crowded with shipping putting in to repair damage. The loss in anchors and chains is very great ...

... brig, Sunderland for Ossernseer grounded on Barsnard Mand, near Lowrestoft, last night, lost was asxisted ott by a rug anal boatmen. AgreemneUt £65. Makes no water, lvili proceed. T}'he Wear, csteamer, returned1 to Shields, tubes leak- ing. HIGH WATEER AT ...

... schooner, from Goole, both put into lieas- gate, leaky, having been on Kentish Knock, but were assisted oil by Broadsisirs boatmen. The Broawtlairs and Ilamsgate lifeboats, with two tugs, have gone to Kentish linork to assist. 'The Queen, steamer, of Dundee ...