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... River to Bridge, ever known; *ti.« affirmed by who taw them, that they would have covered an Acre Ground, and many were taken Boatmen. I,aft Thi.rl'day the Dublin Society adjudged the Prem of 1. for the heft Hoglhead of Cyder, the Produce the Year 1752, Mr ...
... that William Cuthbertfon, William Steedman, William Baird, Adam Lillie, James Manfon, James Lillie, and William Lenox, all Boatmen Aberdour in Scotland, (charged upon Oath with having been guilty, upon the Bth Day of July laft, of being, together with divers ...
... Expedition. \ hear from Kitffale in Ireland, that fuch uncommon Plenty of herrings has ate Appeared on that Goad, that the boatmen have kfcljjedgreaf'Multitudes of them with their Oarsj the poor Filhcrmen prevented from taking iffem, the Corporation, who ...
... IRELAND. Galway, Jt‘n. Some Boatmen arrive I f r .» Lougtcurnb report? that in the 'Patfaeje /, I a Hoi ft in the Watty like low Th under, or rH f, ,. of Cannon at a Ehfiffc -, which then much but upon olfirvivg it very attentive’* • perceived the Seiji ...
... not one of their £>rces could march to their relief. The General was at Bbfton, tho’ had promifed to here, and above 1000 boatmen were got ready on the account, the 10th March laft, H; left this town for Albany but laft Sunday.* Capt. Broadftreet attempted ...
... in Narrow Wine-Street, another Gentleman, fuppofcd to Mr. Powell, Clerk to Mr. Warren’s Glafs-Houfe, in Thomas-Street; the Boat-Men, one of them Brothcr-in- Law to Mr. Hitchings, who keeps the Paflkgc-Houfe, together with three others of his Servants; and ...
... Violence of a fudden Squall, run under Water, by which Accident. all the Cargo of Sheep and Cattle perifh'd ; and one of the Boatmen, together with a Liverpool Butcher, and a Butcher's Apprentice were drown'd. Three other Perfons were taken up, and their ...
... In this Tour. he mare Siemer. Prtfoners, whom he took a;cleg hiM, baths Serjeant anu Eighteen 11,firim and Forty Fr..nch Boatmen, whom, not being able to take with him, he left to the Magiftrates of Stralen and Aerfen, till his Return. f ;.fterwa ds burnt ...
... Marfhals to acquaint them with it —Granted. Arc. IX. The Garrtfoo (hall cfcorted by a proper Detachment —Granted. Art. X. The Boatmen too, Vifluallers, and other Subjefts of the King, (hall have ’free Liberty of going out with their Effefts, on paying the ...
... no Mtney I. to pa.l by palling and re-piling the fame, the Boats being yrovided and the Mcn raid by the Company, ic.d the Boatmen and Ferr)m..n working ti e laid Ferries are not only forbid the taking Money uotirr a .y Pretence what(tweet-, but are pa ...
... to be paid by Perfons palling and re-palling the fame, the Boats being presided and the Men paid by the Company, and the Boatmen and Ferrymen working the faid Ferries are not only forbid the taking Money under any Pretence whatfoever, but are particularly ...
... rarnputh, Feb. 18. BOUT twelve at night, on • - , the 3th` init. Mr. Peter Hallip, , the ExCife-Surveyor, with five j aids boat-men . , being ht lea, fell in with, aid too . k a cutte,r's boat with feven men; the cargo too half anchors, and of tea. • The ...