... Admiralty case, in which several boatmen claimed £250 salvage in respect of the steamer Nar (Captain Hudson), of Lynn, 350 tons, which recently went ashore, and wve in peril, near Port St. Mary, was settled on Saturday, the boatmen receiving £67. PtESIENTATION ...

... rge THE CUSTOMS BOATMEN. ev, CONCESSIONS BY THE LATE i of GOVERNMENT. ol Sir John hibbert has addressed the following rn, letter to the Coommissoners of Customs, an- of coing considerable concessions as to the status 4 of their boatmen. The advances in ...

... telegranm from ?? ,tates t.- :÷ Captain Fox, of London, fre' I''1v f,1tO v ?? Le tg- cargo of ore, grouned s('on 8eri ad hi or.I boatmen, and proce~dd DOC Lte ?? e m a r ed t M aggie.re o'f 1A Cf As at Burhad this afernoo , re 4- he i0o3tOfai. MIA, LOea I ...

... abandoned steamer was towed into Burnhan, Somersebthire. yesterday afternoon, having been s-eeen a dangeros position by some boatmen. She proved to be the Jones Brothers, screw steamer, ws fo£ n r850 tons burthen, ladenK with co&l, and beeasund in a sinkng ...

... After 15 minutes' consideration, the jury re- turned the following ?? the deceased, Alfred Jackson, and the five harbour boatmen who accompanied him, lost their lives through the accidental upsetting of a boat in Douglas Bay, on the night of Saturday ...

... SUEPPIENG NEWS. CLYDE TUG BOATMEN'S STRJKK The execative of the Cyde tvg-boaten an interview with the tug owners at Greened en Saturday, and indiated they were preaged 't to consider any proposals the eplym Wad be to make with the object of bringing about ...

... duywculd be confined toplearing ther anA *i y didprompy. Then weapplied tolthe,'governorf a militar force to protect the boat'men and' ti' men worldjn onthe canal. H- E~piromptly assen1 and asseo as they found that. the furnaces were likely to be supplied ...

... o'clock, and a large quantity of provisions and a few casks of water were also landed. He then described their rescue by some boatmen from a neighbouring island, who conveyed them to Ben- becula, whence they were taken on a cart to Loch- maddy. s The sea has ...

... overboard in order r to keep herabove water. So soon as she rounded Douglas Head, her dangerous position was ob. s6erved by some boatmen, who at once saw that she could not make the harbour unless she was warped in; but the distance she was off made this I a ...

... question. I am happy to state that no serious difficulties have arisen upon our canal Certain representations were made bv our boatmen as to changes which tbev considered dshfable at some of our stations, and also with regard to extra ork which they had to ...

... the riv'er. -Mr. He-Ton said lie thought it ought to be made Aknown to the boatmen that neobod would be th allowed to ply without a license.- r. MIGeoch C asked if the local boatmen would be protected NV from strangers, supposing they did take out- liceuces ...

... to ldeweilyn Brinkworth, Wm. co Pnrker(comrnissioned boatuen), Henry Warren, TI William Chamberlain, and Charles HaWkilsl {boatmen), of Helenua Bay Coastgard Station, in on recognition of their service in rescuing the crew of a thesdoooner Clans, of Qhaster ...