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... THE BOATMEN. The Town Clerk produced the printed book of the new bye-laws, in which it was set out the boatmen should take out licenses at 2s each, and to wear badges when plying for hire. Mr Benner—You have absolute jurisdiction over the township, but ...
... THE KILLAKNEY BOATMEN The final ties for the silver Challenge cup, presented to the boatmen of the Great Southern Hotel, by Miss Constance Eveline Clarke, Juggler’s Lodge, Enfield, Middlesex, came off on Thursday, on the Lower Lake, at Inniafalien Island ...
... THE KILLARNEY BOATMEN A Miss Clarke, Loudon, who is on a pleasure trip to Killarney, has taken great interest iu the boatmen attached to the Great Southern Hotel, where she stopping. She presented a beautiful and costly silver cup to competed for the ...
... BOATMEN'S ASSOCIATION. TEALEE PARISH. 10th Somdat Tbuott, Adocst 20th, 1911. Tralee Church, 8 m—Holy Communion Preacher —Ber J J HaoManaway, B A. 30 a m—Morning Prayer, Te Doom, Steward in ...
... so took no great harm. It shonld be added that when the boatmen took tho throe men off the barge a tremendous cheer burst forth from the spectators and almost drowned for a time the roar of fire. Instances like those created an intensity of excitement ...
... THE TOUKIST TRAFFIC THE KILLABNKY CAB OWNERS AND BOATMEN. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Killarney, Tuesday. Another adjourned special meeting tbe Killaruey Town Cuuiimseionaru w«a held 7 o’clock last evening, for the purpose again perfecting, possible, reasonable ...
... tbe accident which occurred might hare ill effects upon their proapect*, they being moat them poor, dependent the poor boatmen who unfortunately lost their liree. Therefore it was right one who bad known these lakes from bis boyhood to point out «~1 that ...
... A DUEL GALWAY. As ttis boatmen pulled in towards the share, we per. ceivej, a few hundred yards off, group of persons standing, whom soon recognised as our opponents. Charley/’ said the count, grasping my arnr lightly, 1 stood up spring on the land, Cftariey ...
... meeting of the Killarney Boatmen's organisation folloaing rules were nnanimonsly agreed to(1) That tbe boats and of Killarnay Lakes licensed. (2) That all pair-oared boats do not carry more tban four tourists and two boatmen. (3) That all font-oared boats ...
... i ha* promised lay the grievances of the boatmen before the directors the railway, and the result is anxiously looked forward to the boatmen. I think right to mention that it is not these unfortunate boatmen employed the hotels who extorted on visitors ...
... had taken place at Chagreo between the American and native boatmen on the river, which revolted in the lose of soma 21) lives on both sides. The affray arose oat of an attempt the foreign boatmen to prevent the natives from carrying passengers to and from ...
... the model byelaws, there was nothing of any harm tbe boatmen in them. The Clerk read bye-lawa drafted by the Committee, and asked bow many boatmen in the town. Cronia (boatman), said about eighty boatmen, and 112 boats, Ur J O’Shea said tbe council bad appointed ...