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... 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 ...
... TWO BOATMEN DROWNED. Two boatmen, of named James Betts and George Williams, were drowned in the River noon yesterday morning while attempting to board from their boat the steamer llolnuook, from Ilonfleur. The boat collided with the vessel, and sank almost ...
... THK BATHING PLACES AND THE BOATMEN AT WAR TUB NORTH OF IRELAND. rf.npoint. have copied the two em-iee of •rticlee on The North of freUnd” appearing in the Itinniwjhnm Daily Oazrlls. hi. la.t contribution the writer il. with W.rronpoint nnder the heed ...
... BOATING DISASTER AT KILLARNEY. TOURISTS AND BOATMEN DROWNED. A feer.ser boat sad tourists from Graham's bas bees imitating the Lake. The host ret amine from the Gasp of Dunloe, awl was hit clogs to be Burnt Island in the Lower Lake, miles 'Meant from ...
... THE WELSH BOATING DISASTER. (X)RONE-WS-TNQUEST. VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST THE BOATMEN. Aberavon, Tuesday.—At Aberavon, to-day, the county coroner, Mr. Cuthhertson, held an inquest concerning the death of twenty-four persons who were drowned through ...
... Ancient Anchor.— anchoor was picked up and brought in by the boatmen of Broadstairs last week, supposed to have l>een under water upwards of 220 years. It had the of a mass of petrified iron, being entirely covered with flints all sizes. —Dover Chronicle ...
... EGYPT AND ruE sounAN. THE NILE EXPEDITION. CANADIAN BOATMEN TO BE ENLISTED. WAR BSTWREN FRANCE AND CHINA. THE RECENT BOMBARDMENT. . THE LOSSES. ley. —The bellowing telegram has hem : Teesday, 6.is p.m .—A letter boo l'iiiv. at soon on Sunday, the et the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... pro rime among the fo!lowing boatmen—Mesero. P. O'Neill, Arthur liradley, Michael Tool, John M'Ateer, Edward M'Ateer, Carl Millar, Patrick Duffy, Jamas M'Oeown, and Thomas Jack. Mr. Patrick O'Neill, on behalf of the boatmen, thanked the committee for their ...