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... ISLAND OF DALKEY. HORSES to be taken to graze on the Ifland of Daltcy, at per Week, and is. to paid to the Boatmen for each Horfe, both on patting them the Ifland and taking them off. No Horfe to received for lefs Time thin one Month. The Ifland iis reckoned ...
... ISLAND OF DALKEY. HORSES to be taken to graze on the of Dalkcy, 4d. per Week, and is. to paid to the Boatmen for each Horfe, both on putting them the and taking them off. No Horfe to received for lefs Time than one Month. 'I he iiland is reckoned the ...
... ISLAND OF DALKEY. H/tRSES to when graze on the Ifland of jjalkcy. at 4» 40. per Week, alid is. to be paid the Boatmen for each Horfe, both putting them (he Ifland and taking them off. Horfc to received for Time than one Month. The Hland is the heft Salt ...
... informs who mean contend for thr Gold Medal, «» Mon lay the Eighth thit thq Owner «f each Boat wuft enter I-.is name, name liis Boatmen, at Mr. Puikktt's, (wild keeps hook tor that rurpofe) rt the Marine Hnrelj «*n the City-quay, before Twelve o’clock FriJ day ...
... ISLAND OF DALKEY. HORSES to taken to graze on the Ifland Dalkey, at 4s 4d. per Week, and is. to paid to the Boatmen for each Horfe, both on putting them the Ifland and taking them off. Horfe received for iefs Time than one Month. The fflandu reckoned ...
... facd fevere! e from proceedivg ' to the Barracks,/ which they rerra dred prinds weisht en carried off: e Fide-Waiter i wil- Boatmen: That I and hateered 00t OT, 10 ““‘nll clir liges o= That 7 owalt- of 10 G Bort Carabiod, ¥ ging o his Moscl?” ratoryol id ...
... Perlbnt, ' Women, were dfowned. It' it feiit to bare been cauled by overloading the Boat, together with the Orunkennrft the Boatmen. • S/igo. Ver’ta. On Monday Night laft, oiteof the Warehouiet of »iytnel Davey of thit Town, Merchant, wat broke open fume ...
... f.jin Board the Luggage Boat; and on faid Boat’* back the Packet bring more PaiTtngt Baggage on Shore, defired one of the Boatmen t ole Cane, which 1 did nor get; had Sword it, add engraved the Head J. K. Whoever will j iag the Articles direAed, or t« ...
... ISLAND OF DALKEY. HORSES taken to graze on the Ifland Dalkey, at 4» 46. per Week, and is. to be p id to the Boatmen for each Horfe, both putting them on the Ifland and taking them off. No Horfe to be received for lefs Time than one Month. The liland it ...
... minute. fiot a boat would venture out trom hence; although fome generous and truly fpirited {cmlemen offered large finms to the boat-men, and likewife to accompany them ; at length a boat with feven fearlefs Britons put out from Shoreham, about five miles to ...
... 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 ...