... traveller, have long evaded them by landing on a small Wand in the Danube, whither they were rowed by Turkish or Bulgarian boatmen, mostly during the night. From this Wand it was possibieto reach the Roumanian shore in diffeeentways unnoticed by the authorities ...

... under-butler at Lord Londonderry's Irish residence, Mountatewszt, near Newtonwsrds, went for • sail to Grey Abbey with two boatmen named O'Connor and McGillicuddy. On the return journey the party were joined by a man named James Suckle, but after leaving ...

... (the Daily Telegraph correspondent informs us) just been discovered in Paris by tha river police. It is customary for the boatmen of the Seine to receive 15 francs for etch d ad body which they And in the river, after they !lave given due notice of their ...

... ers are not so easy to get •talons canal boatmen are, owing to boatmen working ca gives lines. This, to say the least, is misleading and not according to fact. Van-dwellers, when travelling, like canal boatmen, •re always moving about In amatory and ...

... numbers of this branch of naval personnel are: Inspecting officers, chief officers and chief boatmen in charge (station officers). 508; chief, commissioned, and boatmen, 3501, of whom about 750 were stokers before joining the coastguard: divisional carpenters ...

... of rather a email build, being need chiefly the boatmen when going off to beard rereilr, although aha was eoaaldcred oae of the beat galleys baacb. Sbs belonged to Ur. George Porter, well-known boatmen, and was manned by two capable Bail ora named John ...

... Boise - week Brighton • and Nurse Edge, of Case - hill Asylum, Purley. One of the peewee chum to the boat and was reeved by • boatmen. Charles Emery. of Borebein-wood, Herta, Frederick lend King, of 30, Castle-street, Osforderose, and Alfred Stacey Iwere also ...

... was beard the steady and strong pull of the Ninesdown boatmen, whose attention was successfully attracted by calls for assistance. In a very few minutes the boats were alongside, and some of the boatmen at once got into the boats of the sunken ship and brought ...

... load shouting of voices. The impression was that a serious collision had occurred, and people ran from all directions, while boatmen launched their galleys from the beech, and rowed out into the Channel in the direction of the sounds. The mums of the alarm ...

... the side. Clambering up the bulwark, he called to the boatmen look out, then hurled her with hi* utmost strength, dear of the cordage and the spars. Into the midst of the surging sea. The boatmen hauled in lustily. When Shira had recovered from the shock ...

... Throw out ft rope. - Ay, ay! us rope r* shouted the boatmen. Dumb with amazement at the sound of Bhira'r voice, Duke cast n coil of rope toward* the twit. Heedless the remonstrances o the boatmen, ■lung it round her body, and cried to Duke to haul in ...

... the body of disturbed air, and thus gives warning of the coming storm. Upon the great lakes of North America fishermen and boatmen have learned to forecatt storms by observations of the undulations which the waters of the lakes are subject, and direct inquiry ...