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... REWARDS FOR THE ATHERFIELD LIFERYDB> . . BOATMEN. For Good »nd Unfal Clotiunf—E. WBTOHKBH The crew end belpere of the Melwet Nod*in. THE RKCENf Wjtkiy Ben. me»t. of leninetioM foe the Oowty Oooecil which eppeere bM teoabte end the Miter fur eleewhiie ...
... Local Board.—Mr. H. C. Dement, who prosecuted, said it was rather hard on boatmen who had complied with the by-laws that, ata time when profits were to be made, unlicensed boatmen should come in.—Ur. C. J. Richardson, in the employ of the Local Board, deposed ...
... visitors—l M. Hydooand MissO. Hyslop, 2 Mis.** Hyslop and Mis* Wynch, 3 Mr*. Delamain and Mbs Bullock. Sculling race for Sea view boatmen—l A. Gr.tut, 2 P. Mnraell. 3 F. Newell Pair-oared race for cer.tlemcn visitors 1 E. L Ring and C. A. E. Ring. 2 Nonnan We*t ...
... £62 sa. Bd.; leaving net balance credit, £1425 7s. 9d. boatmen’s licenses. —ds. hoffmeister's porch. Mr. Matthew* the report the General PuriMwee Committee raying that with reference to boatmen’* licensee they had received application# and recommended ...
... LW. Tel. KBsL Ooartodabo's PnosoTio*.—Boatman Joseph Cogger, of tbo Needles Coastguards, bee been promoted to be leading boatmen. Bnsintss jLnnmmttmmfi. ...
... boats on the beach. The Clerk stated that in accordance with a previous reeolution of the Board notice had been served on the boatmen requiring then, to remove their busts. U., to the spaces allotted to them within seven days from the date of the notice. He ...
... that a eompet('Dt boatmen must h«.-. rn) such parties. did not know who the i-jal pr prietor was. nor did he wan: ; bnt as c-.m--plainU bad be«-n n.ade to him though* ly right send forth this note «*f warning. lVrht)« the boatmen had not read the by-laws ...
... hire in tbe way he did, but that other boatmen would have equal privileges (bear, hear), which they ware not aware they had up to the present time.—Mr. Fellows replied that the Board had given notice to tbe boatmen that tbe by-law referred to was inoperative ...
... a proper petition meet them with respect to the mooring of boa* which were an obstrection to the White Hart slip. Berard boatmen had come to him on the subject and he bad told them that to a corsair' extant they were right. ...
... that if the efforts to provide raoee in which tbe boatmen might participate were not appreciated ttaeee events muat be omitted from tbe programme in future. On the other hand it is explained that tbe boatmen vie with each other in procuring the beat boata ...
... bylaws, bat it was all about joist* and walls and things be never heard of before. There was nothing there about boat* or boatmen ; they all referred to buildings, but tbe Clerk had told him there was a special pamphlet for each. He expected they would ...
... to what they could to keep it in proper order. It also smelt very unpleasant.—Major Broarn expressed the opinion that some boatmen littered the shore on purpose.— The Chairman also mentioned oomplainu that the Streetatwere not kept they should be.—Mr. Love ...