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... prefs’d all forts of People, ,at lead 1500 tocompleat theirßegiments and were in fueh want of Seamen, that tncy prefs’d all the Boatmen they could find to Man their 2 ' ;rgeft (hipsof War. from the Amfterdam Courant, Ap. 13. Tourney 5. La ft Wednefday Evening ...
... were,and what they wanted. They detained the Boat-men, which gave the People ftronger Sufpicions than ever ; however a MefFcnger came ihortly after to acquaint them, that theVellels were Dutchmen, and the Boatmen kept to pilot them to Shields ; which the ...
... of Ofr aftatktd. yrl not the Fotccs could march to their Relief. - was at Bolton, though had pTomiled to here and above Boatmen were got ready m. the Account the roth March l.« Hft T.»n for Albany but laft Saturday. Capt. Broadltrcct at tempted the Relief ...
... f;:reign Countries, from thhfe Ships br Veflels making/horr Voyages or ufrng Copying 'tirade, diftinguilhing lijccwife grant“ to Boatmen, Bargemen, or otntrs, working on tiie Water , in fmall Craft, together with thofe gsanted to private .Shipwright >, Boaijjuiiders ...
... which we lay before our readers, without being for the authenticity of it. , . .. They write from New Rols, that the ibme boatmen found floating in the river 'Nore, Juft oppofitc to Ballyneal Pile in the county Kilkenny, and three miles ahpve Rofs, part ...
... the Hie of Min, belonging one M’tJuirc, was feiaed by the officer* or the revenue in the riveh The fmugglers perceiving the boatmen coming towards the Hoop, made their cfcapd on Jhore. It is laid the Officers arts wilt afhount to 301, at lealt Canterbury ...
... Mar(halsto»cquuiftt with [(.-—Granted. . Article IX. The Garrilon (hall efcorted by'a proper bchment— Grafted. Article X. The Boatmen too, Viflualters, brttfothrt B«hjef|s the King, (hall have free Liberty of dirt with ; ftcftr, paying the Drbts they may ...
... Mr. - Sweetman, that wouhl not be pcTaaded the Captain-to re main Board till tie Tide fell, were unhappily loft, with two Boatmen, by going into Shore Boat that had brought them to the Ship, all the reft were fafe that remained cn Board, the Sh ; p being ...
... I re queft thzt a)l Perfons who are fupplied from thefe Coliieries will ¢o me the Favour to advie me of the Carriers or Boatmen by whom, and of the Day in which fuch drofly Coals have been received - DAVIS DUKART. Drumglals Colliery ncar Dungannon, O&tober ...
... mq:n to fetle there. ‘Apply to William 2nd Joha Ogles 0F C2lt: Forfyth. Newry, 13th July, 1791, T TICE is heiely given to Boatmen plyiog ca the Ligan Navie Nol“i“‘ that on Wednefday the 24th_July, 1771, %hc i‘n;l Zove Lambeg Bridge mufl be'drained o ...
... mean to fetile there, Apply to William and John Ogle, or Capt. Forfyth. Newry, 13th juiy, 1771, OTICE is hereby given to Boatmen plying va the Lagan Navi- N gation, that on Wednefday the 24th July, 1771, the Level above Lambeg Bridge mu'! be drained off ...