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... UNFAIR TO BOATMEN. There was atiotlier matter iti the report idiom which Nlr. Elliott. of Portaferry. taken a great deal illlert.Sl. h vas the hardship under which the loorrineti al Strata:- for I. l'oirtaferry. and other pines were stifterim; owing to ...
... THE BOATMEN OF THE DOWNS, HCSIC. ...
... adults, but on tlie. day of the di-a>tei it contained only thirteen people—mu© tourist* and four boatmen. Michael Leary, one the re-cued boatmen, the boatmen acre perfectly sober. They did not cull anywhere troing tor their |>uty or teturniog. The tourists ...
... CANADIAN BOATMEN. HOW FERRY THROUGH An &nay :oiled ere yens ago. tent how lee re the ht. lereore et Quer., re Artery dey the rine re Id el Ka. litre derrieres the peep el • lanly le ton on a petty rely etperece. Hen of ere Ann the caret, red terns. be ...
... BOATMEN'S GRIEVANCES. The fortnightly meeting of Bangar Urban District Council was held last Tuesday night In the absence of the Chairman of the Council, owing to illness (to which reference - was made at the end of the meeting), the chair was occupied ...
... BOATMEN’S ROW. A row between two Whitehead boatmen had sequel when George Hamilton. Adelaide Avenue, summoned James Clements, Quarry Row, for assault on August 27. Mr. J. MacCauley (MacCauley & Ritchie), for complainant, stated that his client was 71 ...
... BOATMEN CHARGED. Ihuliel Intvidsen, Edward Strpei, INNlUglinolee. was elinrged as being Ilse cWiler 17f t 111• Ruder Reny. Ile slid en loth .%tigust to s•o to it outside the limits itutlittriseti I. his Hoard of Trade rertilleatte, viz. with 52 pitsAeogers ...
... THE BOATMEN OF THE DOWNS. roa music. BT XLIZA COOKS. There's fury in the tempest, and there's madness in the wares. The lightning snake coils round the foam, the headlong thunder raves; Yet a boat ii onthe waters, filled with Britain’s darinw sons, Who ...
... NILE BOATMEN. -- THEY LEAD HARD LIVES OF EXCESSIVE POVERTY. • The workingmen of country are princes compared with those of countries I have visited,' raid a traveller. • Take, for inatance, the boatmen on the river Nile. They live a miserable life of ...
... BOATMEN'S GRIEVANCE. Relative to a statement made at the last meeting of the Council to the effect that boats plying between Warrenpoint and Omeath were overcrowded, and also complaining of scenes on the beach on a recent Sunday. Mr. P. G. Curran, solicitor ...
... BOATMEN WANTED. TWO BOATMEN, capable of Working a Lighter of about Tons, on the River Foyle, can find constant employment applying to X., Journal Office. (3 FWMI Londonderry, November, 1877. ANTED, Assistant to the General Drapery ▼ Trade. Apply to G ...
... - THE DEAL BOATMEN. Ro mime wee* or Me is the Goodwin ma Bs simadeella or owilesaa las given to a I sits mem see to. Daly gar re ailreang lestsef of the la Amber& at lime is ea oe ono which inform, lie it het Full be steed, with kis sadsaard arm ; Re ...