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... like tile juvenile patlime Weigh-beam, while one Tide is deptxllcd elevates in exact ratio party. The large filli taken by boatmen near the Lighthoufe on Saturday lalt, is laid to a Sun ifh, though not exaftly agreeing with the defeription as given by Dr ...
... Papifts 599. W icklow f. ft- b. total Papifts 58. j Youghall f. ft. b. total 200—Papifts 135. Total ftauitfn ; ftihermen 5 boatmen 951 in all whereof were 2654 Papifts. 0-SUPER FINE CLOTHS. MICHAEL COPINGER, No. 19, New-Bi'ildincs, Dame-Si reet. Has laid ...
... remarkably fevere on our river for feve al Hays pall, vrhich h«‘: (truck fuch terror into the mrivdr of the Dungarvort and other boatmen that they will not ven out of their refpeftive ports with their ufual cargoes potatoes.—lt it well wotth the attention our ...
... clerks public offices, whofe emoluments were utterly beneath their labours, revenue gagers, and officers at job a year, poor boatmen, widows officers, and clergymen, decayed fervants of the public, brave veterans, who had fpent their lives in the ferviceof ...
... Weight of Tobacco, the Remain ing been carried off; that they knocked down John Parkinfon, Tide-Waiter, William and J Rogers, Boatmen; that the two former . j cut, bruifed, and battered on the Head ; moft terrible Manner, to the great tffu on Blood, and Danger ...
... Pounds Weight of Tobacco, the Remainder iug carried off; that they Parkinlon, Tide-Waiter, William M’Dowell, and/ Rogers, Boatmen; that the two former V cut, bruifed, and battered on the Head moft terrible Manner, to the great Enuuoo Blood, and Danger ...
... g lor r. Hoard the Facaets and i 1 aders, he und ...
... of Five Guineas cachs all perfens providing a Fund fer profec to convi@ion or any perfon s Wwe fhall hereafier employ as Boatmen. We alfo think it our duty to giv this notice to the Public to prevent difappointmient, as well taken to prevent its continuance ...
... 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 ...
... the Htmainder having been carried off; that they knocked d wn J'hn Parkinfon, Tide-Waiter, William M'Dowell, and ha Rogers, Boatmen; tha-. the two former they teat, cut, jßuifed, and battered on the Head and Bodyina Mannrr, to the great i'.ffulion of thej ...
... Leafe of Lives renew- Parkinfon, Ide-Waiter, Will M'Dowell, aud Jt hn f or ever w j[i |j gj r Particulars inquire of Rogers, Boatmen ; that the two former they beat, M r Gordon, No. 30, Bridge-ftreet. John Brady, cut, bruifed, and battered on the Head and ...
... exid'enceby cutting hi* throat with a razor, which was found the morning after laid by hi* lifeiefs corfe. Some day lad week two boatmen, in their paf- , fage from Rofs to Leighlin, found the body of a male infant, about three or four years old, in the river ...