... later signals of distress were seen flying in his rigging: but the schooner had now so fan drifted in shore, that the Deal boatmen found it impracticable to approach her, on account of the rocks. This was at half-past two; and about ten minutes past three ...

... didl iot see the way clear to raise the boatmen's salaries in comparisool with those of higher officials; and it was ho1ped ,liat the Treasury wooilS soott be wvfling to grant the moderate requests of the boatmen. Tits UwmmSzmtI.oYi. -Thu Unteiployed Orga- ...

... sent to Grey Town. CHAGRES, Nov. 10.-The late disturbance at this I place between the boatmen of the old town or s Indian side of tbhriver, and the American boatmen, r the latter wishing to monopolise the whole traffic, I has caused great excitement, ...

... knows something of fish-ife in general, and of pilebard-life in particular. He looks out for the pilchard, and telegraphs the boatmen concerning the same. In the eariest and greyest dawn, it may be long before the sun makes his appearance, the huer ascends ...

... miade by the boatmen for 230, for bringing the Centurion, Deslandes master, into the harbour of ltamsgate, . was settled by Mr. Cuttler, appointed by Messrs. Hodges on the part of the captainl, and Mr. Burstell on the part of the boatmen, for 'the sum ...

... forty or fifty boatmen were close to the wreck in a very abort time. The first care of the captain was to eave the lives of his passengers, and they were sent ashore in charge of one of his officere. Captain Jewell then called the boatmen together, and ...

... themselves as to the real condition of the boatmen, determined to approach them with the influences of sympathy and kindness. An entortainment was accordingly arranged for Saturday, to which upwards of 900 of the boatmen were invited. It was Ferved in a room ...

... pipes, has been assisted in here by Caistor boatmen, and Yarmouth tug. loaking, and with loss of both an- -chors and ?? Trafalgar, from Blakeney to Goole, with splints, has been assisted in here by Caistor boatmen, leaky, and with loss of anehor and SO fathoms ...

... heavy gale, and the *ea making a complete breach over her. Elaing been observed in this perilous position by two Gloucester boatmen, who were near the spot in their boat, they immediately made towards the sloop's crew, and suc- ceeded in resnoing them from ...

... it, and finally got into it himself. The boat being half full of water, they could not be per- suaded to sit down, and the boatmen attempted to sawim an drag the boat ashore, but had ecarcely begun to move when the boat sank. MIrs. Joy sank at once, and ...

... of Dover, from Hartlepool, with coals, struck on the Cookie Sand yesterday; was assisted off this morning by steaontug and boatmen; agreement, £1^0; she is now in Yarmouth Roads, and will proceed to Dover; about 40 tons of coals was thrown overboard; vessel ...

... afternoon a distressing occurrence took place at the entrance of Rarnsgate harbour, which resulted nthe loss of two courageous boatmen. During the strong wind and heavy sea a schooner Was observed making for the harbour for shelter. A boat's crew immediately ...