... on the Coaft, at was obferv'd to (leer her Courfe dire&ly towards the Shore, by our Tide-Surveyor, Mr. John Keagle and his Boatmen; and when they came on the Back-fide of the Warren, to the Weflivard of the Bar, found the Hands had left her litick on Shore ...

... caufed the Heads the Shore by our Tide-Surveyor Mr John Keagle of four of them tojbe ftruck off and their Bodies be j and his Boatmen when they came the Back- Baf found having on board dim ineir 10 ne ana nis noaimen wnen iney came or dragged along the Streets ...

... was fo good that Boats might have gone from the Shore ; but the Perfons con- cern'd in the Ship could not agree with the Boatmen about the Price. ...

... Sir James, without any Arms or-' pons in his Company, except a Walking O bis own Hand, and one or two more in fr ll the Boatmen*. Elands, and a Pen in the H^ ; the Notary he carried with him, takes 8oa: ...

... that 'Come Goods were to be landed at Howth-Quay, watch'd them, and when the Wherry came in was going to board her • but the Boatmen threw Stones at him and fworc they would fooner die than fuffer him to enter. He difcharged a Pitied, and wounded one of them ...

... Weftminfter on the throwing out the Houfe of Commons Bill that oblig’d all Seamen Fifhermen Lightermen Keelmen Trowmen Bargemen Boatmen Watermen all others who got their Livelihood by going to Sea or following any Bufinefs upon the Water to regifter themfelves ...

... to crawl to Bulile- ton, where he now lies wich fome Remains i Life. And, The Night before, Thomas Mallard and JolM Wallis Boatmen were attacked by 3 Soldiers c:l Badminfterdoun, armed with Firelocks & Swordfl whom they robbed and wounded in a barbarciß ...

... Fellow Subjefts ?? and it was alledged the Law meant by Importa- tion, only the unfhipping or laying on Land of Goods. Two Boat-men having flatly refufed to fwear whether they had run any Part of the Ship's Cargo, it was ftrenuoufty argued on both Sides* ...

... pen Doors by Night or Day, upon a proper Affi- davit, That there is Reafon to believe that either Seamen, Seafaring Men, Boatmen, &c. are concealed therein, with a Caufe for fueh a Be- lief. The Qucftion was pur, and, on a Division, carried 156 — 122 ...

... Crew left her, and landed at Dover ; the nest Morning the Veffel floated off on her own - Accord, and was boarded by fome Boatmen from Deal, who have bruught her fare into that Port. Extra:ti of a Letter from Stockholm, dated March 14. The King having ...

... ts, 'twill be fufficient to quote very words of it; which fet forth, * r all feamen, fyhermen, lightermen, men, keelmen, boatmen, tronvmen, and all other his Majefty's within the kingdom of G. Britain, r who get their livelihood by going or by following ...

... Spaniards niuft pafs to come to Frederica. After that he return'd, and or- der'd the Regiment, Rangers, and Companies of Boatmen to march. Whilft they were preparing, we heard Platoons firing. The General immediately got on Horfeback, and riding that ...