And another Serpentine waterman put on their lifebelts, slung the boat from the shed into the road, and drew it down the slippery pathway to the scene of the accident, with the assistance of Police Sergeant Osborne and others. Superintendent Williams, Mr John Parsons, chief boatman, Mr John Winnett, sen. Meanwhile some of the drowning man’s friends had given information to the Royal Humane Society’s receiving-house, and under the instruction of Mr. He was shortly joined by three other swimmers, named Daniel Pinkerton, George Wolverton, and James Wilson, but as the ice was now broken into large square pieces it continually baffled them, and their efforts were futile. In one minute a fine young fellow, George Talbolt Cobbett, a builder, took his coat off and plunged in after the drowning man. His friends’ cries for help were appalling. As roads improved and trucks became less expensive to operate and. Horses were well suited to the frequent stops and starts along a route and could negotiate poor roads better than early motorized vehicles.
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