Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... IJ ig to gibi t :*ioiice to all (Boatmen Vatter: men, anti OtOrri, That there 'will ht expojid to Sale on Wednefday next, at Mr. Moore:, at the Bull's Head, nenr the Welch-Crofs, in Birmingham, A Large Quantity of Fine Green and Bohea I Teas, nil brought ...
... WHEREAS early in the Morning of the 23d D.iy of May laft, as the Tide-furveyor and Boatmen his Cuftoms at Deal were in the Execution their Duty, the Nortftend of the/aid Town, a Gang Smugglers, unknown, attacked the faid Officers with Bludgeons, and cut ...
... Turmr.ith, About twite nigbt oo the 13th inlUm, Mr Peter Haflip, the excik veyor, with five Im boatmen, ■ . _ in 'with and took ditter boat with fcren The cai hdlF-anchors, and 700lb. ott«.a. The men reqneft.ng befet aftore. the fent his own boat* w.th ...
... On Thur{day laft two Boatmen were comraitted to Prifon by the Right Hon. the Barons of his Mzjcfty’s Exchequer, for prevaricating in their Evidence in a Trial before that Court. Tis furprifing fo little Regard is paid to Truth and foiemn Qaths. ! ...
... And do aMb hereby give Notice the feveral Boatmen Potatoes Coaft ways for Sale this City, as alia all other Perfons Sellers that Commodity, not to Jell or of Potatoes by Meafote but Weight, by Aft of Parliament they are required to do, otherwife thall ...
... Galway, Nov. i. By feveral boatmen from Aron, we are informed, that a few days ago they law a large fleet of Ihips cruifmg off the Bafques, and liippofed them to be French Ihips war, lent out to intercept the Indiamen, &c. in the river Shannon. Limerick ...
... drowned. The other boatmen got upon one the ho??fes, which fivam with him about a mile the (h re. MARRIAGES. Last week at Ulpha, Mr. Nicholas Kirby, of Millam Thwaites, to Miss Atkinson of Ulpha.*Tuesday last, at Carlisle, Mr. Peter Dixon, mercer, in ...
... WHcreasVeveral BOATMEN and FISHERMEN hJ vt. ).«. «««i>n| H*«i Qui»iiue« of Miifciot opoo ib« M«kl« *« bclooamg (@ l.ckfon Ef Wwitt li I^-, b. found guilty of fooh bo .he fMoe. «i ...
... were croffing our River, the Waters being very much out, the Boatmen, by taking an uncommon Courfe with the Boat, overfet itj by which Means three of the faid Men, and one of the Boatmen, were drown'd ; and it was with the greateft Difficulty the reft ...
... boat came toa particular place, which one ol the gentlemen oh lerved was remarkable fur a clear echo ; having defircil the boatmen ro lay upon their uara, he laid lie would grtttlythe hdics with an cxpci intent i accordingly ftrainitig his ?? to the highell ...
... Ferrier, is a little ous. feizure was made by Mr. Wallace crew, alii lied by Mr. Ferrier, his boatmen, party of the military. It is true Mr. Ferrier ‘boatmen the day before made feizure ] which was not faj lodged i*i his Majpfiy't heu/e. but was relcued ...
... ISLAND OF DALKEY. HORSES to be taken to graze on the Ifland of Daltcy, at per Week, and is. to paid to the Boatmen for each Horfe, both on patting them the Ifland and taking them off. No Horfe to received for lefs Time thin one Month. The Ifland iis reckoned ...