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... Boat ffcized a little below the Broomilaw, having, two or three Calks of foreign Spirits on board in the Fray one of the Boatmen rccetVcd Balls in one of his Arms. On Tuefday cam© on the Eldftion Migiftrates for.this City, when the followingFer* ions ...
... committed Prifoner herb j he is charged with afllfting home Smuggled in running Snuft and Tobacco, and beating fome of -the Boatmen of the Cohom-houte Yacht,--tothe Danger of their Lives. ...
... Keelmen Lighter* men and Labourers, Hewers and Squarers eff * f dvyalpClilClSj OilipWrigii * Smiths, Sledgeinen, Carmen, Boatmen,Brew> fers. Bakers; and a Number of other Perfons, too tedious to repeat. The Saltfmen and Ma* rihers, with divers other, ...
... Misfortune Cameron of Laga, Alexander Campbell Baillie of Ardnamurchan, and Mr. Colin Campbell, Brother to Achlean, befides the Boatmen, were ...
... upon a Stone in the River Tay, and Junk, bv which Accident, Woman Paiiengcr boar.* was drowned but providentially all the Boatmen got afliore. We are informed from Penh, that on the jth current, a young Lad bathing in the River, w.is unfortunately drowned ...
... 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. ! ...
... William Cuthbertfon, William Steedman, William Baird, Adam Lillie, James Manfon, James Lillie, and Wi illiam Lennox, all Boat-men at Aberdour, to de¢liver themfelves up within 4o Days from Sepr. 26th, to any of the Lords of Jufticiary, or any one of his ...
... fome Veffels that were Randing to the Weitwarde. A Boat weht out to the Frigate, but was not fuffered to board her ; the Boatmen fay anc Murphy, of that Place, was her Pilot. ‘This information we thought is our Duty to give.” 5 The mifing Tranfport with ...
... was informed by a Letter from Barra, that one of Thurot’s Ships had been ftranded on the Ifland of Tyrie. I examined the Boatmen, and by what I can learn, the Veffei was -Britifh, and had been taken by Thurot, who put French Hands on board. Such as efcapcd ...
... The ABB*. D £ N JOURNAL, ryts l. whom he took along with him, befides, a ferjeant and eighteen Auftrians, and forty French boatmen* whom, not being able to take with him, he left the magiftrates of Stralen and Aerfcn, till his return. He afterwards burnt ...
... marflials to acquaint thern with it. VliJ. Granted, IX. The garrifon flial! efcorted a proper detachment. IX. Granted. X. The boatmen too, victuallers, and other fubjedts of the king, fhall have free liberty of going out with their effects, paying the debts ...
... honeft admiral thought necelfary to be done without one.■'-* The land-lignals Agreed upon between the fmugglers and their boatmen the little water drawn by their boats; the fliortnefs of the paflage the dark nights wherein the boats are worked the difpatch ...