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... kelp for the glafs-houfes of Dublin. | Second, ‘by ‘gy inting a port-forveyor the wai falary of eighty pounds annum, tweive boatmen, with a barge, pinnace,./building.a houfe for a and a the: fmuggling of: bra teas, and tobaccos in this part of the! > amounting ...
... of Tobacco, the Remainder » been carried off; that tiiey down J' Parkinfon, Tide-Waiter, William M'Dowell, and J-m Rogers, Boatmen ; that the two former they cut, bruifed, and battered the Head and moft terrible Manner, to the great f nufion Blood, and ...
... 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 ...
... Remainder having been carried off; that they knocked down John Parkinfon, Tide-Waiter, William M’Dowell, and John Rogers, Boatmen; that the two former they beat, cut, bruifed, and battered on the Head and Body inx moft terrible Manner, the great Effufion ...
... Cider. , ISLAND Of DALKEY. HORSES to be taken to graze on the Ifland of Dalkey, at 4s 4d. per Week, and is. to be paid to the Boatmen for each Horfe, both on putting them on the Ifland and taking them off. Horfe to received for lefs Time than one Month. The ...
... Remainder bating been carried off; that they knocked down Jidui Parkinfon, Tide-Waiter, William M'Dowcll, indl''h* Rogers, Boatmen ; that the two former they heat, cut, bruifed, and battered on the Head and Body in* moft terrible Manner, to great Effuftonof ...
... Remainder ha ving been carried off; that tiicy knocked d'wn J -hn Parkinfun, Tide-Waiter, William M Dowell, and ]■ hn Rogers, Boatmen; that the two former they beat, [ cut, bruifed, and battered on the Head and Body in a terrible Manner, the great 1 ff fion ...
... Remainder having been carried off; that they knocked down John Parkinfon, Tide-Waiter, William M'Dowell, and John Rogers, Boatmen; that the two former they beat, cut, bruifed, and battered on the Head and Body in a mofl terrible Manner, to the great Effufion ...
... Weight of Tobacco, the m l ing been carried off; that they knocke .. , Parkinfon, Tide-Waiter, William M Dowell ;, ; Rogers, Boatmen ; that the two f° rD cr , t cut, bruifed, and battered on the Head an moft terrible Manner, to the gte»t 11 Blood, and Danger ...
... Weight of Tobacco, the Remainder been carried off; that tliey knocked Parkinfon, Tide-Waiter, William M'Dowcll, sad Rogers, Boatmen ; that the two former they • cut, bruifed, and battered on the Head and mod terrible Manner, to the great Fffufion • Bit'oJ ...
... ly pafs through every one the locks. Thole palfage boats ply every day, one from Touloufe, another from Beziers, and the boatmen adjoll their affairs as to meet about the proper hour for refrelhment between thofe two places, when the parties going and ...
... cmnctid for the Gold Medal •n Monday the of Ot'lolier, th»t the Owner each Boat uiufi: enter Ics name, and the name of his Boatmen, Mr. FvßNkTr’s, (who keeps a book lor that yurpofe) the Marine Hotel, an City-qnay, before Twelve o'clock Friday, the Htth ...