... the poor fishermen who loet their nets at Kingstown, has undertaken the col- lection of a find to relieve the unfortunate boatmen whose boats, their only means of support, were wrecked in the harbour during the heavy gale of last Tuesday week; that Captain ...

... at last on a sunken rook in deep water. One of the boatmen became much alarmed and called out to' the steamer to send assistance, which, however, was not done; and the vooifera. tions of the boatmen In Gaelic became treme-i dons. One gentleman who professed ...

... the district. They will be, rated in' the ftrit instance as boatmen, and may be premoted, if deserving, to be commissioned boatmen, and from comailsioned boatmen to be ohiet boatmen. 'Boatmen will receive the pay of A.B. eontinuous services ...

... THE WRECKERS AT THE MOUTH OF THE THAMES. SIDEERIESS, WEDNESDAY Evsrxosc.-The recent attack by boatmen upon the wreck of the schooner Renown, which went ashore on the Nore Sand on Saturday night, and the prompt and vigorous steps adopted by the naval ...

... havion received inztruction- to keep a sharp eye on the b()atmna in that loculity. At about twelve o'clock at night, twi boatmen (George Simins and Levi Skerrett) were re- nrciiing home, neither of them sober, and both talking loudly. The defendant accosted ...

... mae fell from the jetty into the harbour, and alter aeveral minute5 iminmersion was resecued with great diffliulty by two boatmen returning from a yacht, and was brought on ehore In an almost lifelese etate A medical gentle- man (Dr. Thomas More Madden) ...

... Saturday at Yougbal. About half -past foar a ferry boat, laden withtwenty-threepersons ortthereabouts, incliding the four boatmen, left the ferry poiA at Youghal for the county Waterford shore. They Consisted mostly of country peopls who had been-to market ...

... y his lordship proceeded to the rooms of time men, 9 Thomas street, where a con- sidercble gatherin: 'if the drivers and boatmen had assembled. The chair was taken by AhIr. J. J. Whelan, and IMr Myles Kavanagh acted as secre- tary. The Lord ayor brieily ...

... in Cork Harbour at Pas-age would not be large enough to receive her. In a row last night on shore between some Marines and boatmen (a row wvhich was in fact carried on half on sea and half on shore) two Marines from the Iron Duke sustained injuries. One ...

... the boat itself could be of little value withoutintrepid hearts and manly arms to impel them through the roaring surf. The boatmen of all countries are remarkable for their daring and devotion. Con- versant with the dangers of the se' from in- fancy, ...

... three o'clock eighteen of the visitors, hailing mostly F fronm Ystradd, near Cardiff, hired a boat, a taking with them two boatmen named Vm ri Bath and John Cramp. The boat, a craft of 22 feet by 6 feet, started from near the base of : the breakwater, and ...

... the Hook lighthouse. The cannon at the lighthouse discharged several shots, but it seems nonej of the Dunmnore or Duncannon boatmen heard or under- stood the meaning of the sad occurrence. 'When the news reached here, about six p m on yesterday (the first ...