... ordinary efforts of Air Whitfield, assisted by two boatmen named Adams and Moore, the loss of life would have been terrible. Up to 6 pm. no bodies had been recovered, though a large force of boatmen with grappling irons, assisted by divers, were doing ...

... proceeded toseain charge of two boatmen, named Geo. Beaumont and Hnry Leach, and carryinz seven passengers, three of whom were women. The wind was easterly and squally, necessitating much care ' on tCe part of the boatmen. All went well until the boat was ...

... for Likona, travelling via Rifa and Kota. When they got as far as the entrance to Monkey Bay a stron-g wind arose, and the boatmen advised the bishop to put up for the niaht in the bay, and wait till the heavy sea abated. But he refused, saying he hoped ...

... LPKIIA, Mond ay. wit) d The steamer Ocean ICing, with the Ottawa, Winni- of r, o peg, and Indian contingents of Canadian boatmen for que: e the Nile Expedition, arrived last night at Quebec, of n l, where she took others on board, making 500 alto- for ...

... I who expressed the opinion that the boatmen should have taken the centre and got the side of the arce, the jury returned a verdict of aoci- dentally drowned, adding a rider that there should have been two boatmen, and that Smith was too old for hisapost ...

... ourselves, There are certain fish American boatsen wish for and which Cana- dian boatmen wish for, in which the Canadian Government lays down rules to suit its own boatmen, and in which we are bound to support those rules, even though their effect may ...

... but before the boatmen could do so, it bad back-filled (accorl- ing to the nautical expression), and, melancholy to relate, the boat swamped, the whole crew and passengers being precipi- tated into th-weter. From the exertions of the boatmen, %who were-goad ...

... runs excursions daily in the Bristol Channel, and yesterday afternoon she started Rs usual with about 26 passengers and two boatmen. When off Torra Walks the boat was struck by a squall, and capsizing, sank immediately. The shrieks and screams of the drowning ...

... amined by Inspectiitg Commiaiialer itt..' as , iHammond 'Graeme. T,.ero were liso proesot-- Commisioned Boatmen Collins anid ieigltiev, r Boatmen Brown and Htayward, and the full volunteer crew 'of 25. (COniellissionned Boatiman . Collins was in charge ...

... Slo'wly-.'pointing my're'voliver at thecrowd, I went backwards to the boat. Nur was already in, and Mku, followe'd. . The boatmen were- puehing off, w*hen from the s shore- was eard a defifening 'howl of , trmumphl and a' clapping ot hands.' A tan u ith ...

... September, they were conveyed in a boat to Ireland's Eye, where they remained until it had been left by every one else, the boatmen having been ordered by Mr i Kirwvan to fetch him at eight c'clock. About aun hour before tb.'t time several persons at Howth ...

... submergedl. Thecral, once capsized, throwing 1ll ita occupantsitcth turbulent river. A heartrending scene enoaj All four boatmen succeeded in reachingthebij in safety, but Mr and Mrs Buchausa, their enb family, and Mr Cnmming were swept awaya drowned ...