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... mas ; and from Scven in the Morning to 5.x in the Evening, fr Michaeimas to Lady-Day, Of which Bye-Laws refpe@ively tlic Boatmen and ali other Perf whom it may concern are required to take Notice, and duly ¢~ thereto, or they will be proceeded againft ...
... the fame, the Owner of every fuch Bo o Otience againit this Bye-Law, forfeit and pa; #¢ Stillings.” Of which Bye -Law the Boatmen and all othe may concern are required to take Notice, and cul s they will be proceeded againft according 1o La By Order of ...
... Boat fha!l, for every ¢ Ofience againit this Bye-Law, forfeit and pay. the Sum’of Ten #¢ Shilllings.” Of which Bye -Law the Boatmen and all other Perfons whom it may concern are required to take Notice, and duly conform theicto, s they will be proceeded ...
... continuing their courfe to the fouthward. The Emerald frigate of 32 guns appeared off Sunderland on Monday morning, when four boatmen went off 10 her, to give nformation of . the above fi‘uidmn. o ‘ Monday the Content failed from Shiclds, and joined the Emerald ...
... Jerfey, accompanied by feveral of his neighbours, and {om Continental dragoons ; they were taken by 2 detachment of armed boatmen, under the command of a lively partizan, Lieotenant Corne' Jins Blanchatd ; Mr. R——— has long been an ac sive abetior of the ...
... to the Marfhals to acquaint them with it.—Granted. - : Art. IX, The Garrifon fhall be efcoited by a proper De- Art. X. The Boatmen too, Viftuallers, and other Subjo¢ts of the King, fhall have free Liberty of going out with their Effeéts, on paying the Debts ...
... tiade, and throwa many people out of employment, Some perfons have been drowned by veniuring 100 oon upon the river, The poor boatmen 01 the river Trent, have been obliged, during the prefent bard fioft, to draw waggoa loads of coals, from Oakthorpe to Caflle ...
... attempting to get afhore in the Beat that brought them on board, were drowned : - A y belonging to the Ship and one of the Boat-Men were alfo-drowned. The Mails faved. ) = By the late dreadful S:orm, at Spalding in-Lincolnthire, the Banks were broke in ...
... Widow, who has loft all fhe had gained by great Indoftry for feveral Years paft. * Newcaflle, Nov. 2. Laft Week two of the Boatmen be: longing (o the Cuftom-Houle at Shields, found; concealed , among the Rocks, about two Miles to the fhiinsb— _, I¥o Pounds ...
... protedlion in the purfuit of my obje@. 1 had a pleafaut voyage in my Maliefe Speronara (which are excellent boats, and the boatmen very &kilful) along i the coaft of the Principato Citra and Calabtia Citra, after having paffed the golph of Policaftro. At ...
... who under a fhew of politenefs, invi who readily accepted it. The Lie quetions, fome of which he anh. Mt‘ intimated to the boatmen, to iral §bt not being on board, ~ 1o Plymouth, where he was put i and carried to &t‘!‘mfiz fi pec m!mk had v% mouth, - , Oxford ...
... dated Feb, 18, fays, * About Twelve at Night on the 13th Inftant, Mr Peter Haflip, the Excife Surveyor, with five of his Boatmen, being at Sea, feli in with, and took a Cutrer’s Boat with feven Men: The Cargo, 160 Half Ankors of Geneva, and 7001 b. of ...