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... the tide running ftrong, they miffed the Slip, and in attempting to ply up again (though much again ft the advice of the boatmen) fomc the men being in liquor, they heeled the boat, when fhe immediately filled': fome of the people, with Norris, ftuck ...
... 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 the Head and Body ini fnoft terrible Manner, to the great Effufion ...
... pieces, until, Sunday morning, within 100 yards of the fliore. Twice a boat attempted to her, but in Vain } the firlt time the boatmen got back without damage, the next time the boat was and broke, but the men happily elcaped with life. At lafi, by the relblotfon ...
... remainder having been carried off: That ‘they knocked down john Parkinfon, Tide-Waiter; William M‘Dowall and John Regeis, Boatmen: That the two former they beat, cut, bruifed, aod battcred on the bead and body in a molt terrible mana-r, to the great cffufimn ...
... revenue 4.000 600,000 In ufeful labour employed — — Children 409,900 Employed in manufaures §20,00¢ Mariners, fifhermen and boatmen 46,004 Handicrafts and tradefmen 580,900 Merchants — — 2,500 — Shovkeepers, dealers and pedlars —_— 2€0,00¢ Refide nobiliry ...
... Tobacco, the Remainder ir.g hem carried off; tfiat tiiey knocked Parkinfon, Tide-Waiter, Wiliam M‘Dowell, andJu* Rogers, Boatmen; that the two former they cut, brutfed. and battered on the Head and f' moft terrible Manner, to the great 1 0110 !j. Blood ...
... Weight of Tobacco, theßen>* been carried off; that tiiey ' ~ °.j t.to Parkiofon, Tide-Waiter, William M‘Dowell, snd Rogers, Boatmen; that the two former '. • cut, hruifed, and battered on the Head an moft terrible Manner, to the Blood, and Danger of their ...
... f.o-n the A.tois frigate, ove.l near Clontaif, but happily was 1011, nigh in great danger, owing 10 the aftivtty of tome boatmen, who off in two boats their lief, Monday night the right lion, the lord mayor, gave elegant fete champetre, and a grand lull ...
... ISLAND OF DALKTY. HORSES to be taken to graze on the liland of Dalkey, at 48 4d- per Week, and I?, to be paid to the Boatmen for each Horfe, both putting on the Ifland and taking them off. Horfc to be received fof lefs Time than one Month. The Ifland ...
... remainder having been carricd off: That they knocked down jobn hrh:&.. Tide-Waiter; William M‘Daswall .and’ Joha Rogers, .Boatmen : ‘That the two formes; thegs beat, .eut, briifed, and battered on the head and, A 3 nioft tertible manher; to thie gréatelfofiwn ...
... the pnze pioroifed be given by Sir Edwaid Newenhatn tor a boat race, hath already excited a great emulation among feveral boatmen, who purpofe to become candidates. A well-timed diltribution fuch prizes, may be ultimately attended with great con(equences ...
... dred Pounds Weight of Tobacco, Rcm ing been carried off; that tliey knockt J Parkinfon, Tj.ie-Waiter, William / £a! Rogers, Boatmen; that the two former . . cut, bruifed, and battered on the Head „ moft terrible Manner, to the great Blood, and Danger of ...