... respectable circumstances in life, was one evening at a public-house at Borton-upon-Trent, where he had a quarrel with two boatmen, and, we believe,' fight took place between them. He departed homewards on horse-back, but never arrived at his house; and ...

... Steerage 5* 61. Passengers and luggage will be put no hoard of. and lauded from the Packets at each Port, free of charge, by the boatmen engaged for this purpose. ' The Public are informed the EARL OF SURREY is chartered by the Directors of the Steam-packet Company ...

... 6d. Ss 64. Passengers and luggage will be put on board of„ aed landed from the Packets at each Part, free of ere. by the boatmen engaged for this purpose. . • The Public are informed that the EARL SURREY Is chartered by the Dircstors of the Stesen-packet ...

... —Steerage, Sa. Passengers and lagerage will be pat on board of, and landed tke Packets at rack Part, free of charge, by the boatmen engaged for tbis purpose. _ The Pub ße are informed that the EARL OF SURREY is chartered by the Directors of the Steampacket ...

... TUESDAY. OCT. 29. to surreoder at Basinghall-strect Ralph Elliott, Durham, draper—Joseph Clark Rom, Savage-gardens, merchant. Boatmen to surrender in the Country—John Johnson, Liverpool, merchant. DCCLA or I:Newmann—J. Rue. de Alsedo, Bank Baildings--second ...

... Ins. I Steerage is. to. Pas,engers and their Luggage put on board and Imided from these Packets free of expense, by the Boatmen engaged for that purpose. ...

... received a long letter urging on the consideration of ehristians, the lamentably depraved and demoralized condition of the Boatmen and others engaged in navigating our Canals, especially with refvrence to Sunday traffic, and the consequent profanation of ...

... hand-in-hand against the Church, and coolly declaring, that., rather than give a penny to build a Church, they would see the boatmen pass the Sunday in worse than Negro slavery. This is no etaggeration. The espression may have been inadvertently or unguardedly ...

... proclamation against the disturbers of the public peace in that district, which he Inwardly beads Victoria BARGIMIII •1111 BOATMEN.—The friends of this long neglected class will learn with satisfaction thin arrangements are being made for opening an Epinalpal ...

... which is rapidly increasing, consists of upwards of 1,000 souls. The Inhabitants, who are, for the most part, Colliers, Boatmen, and Labourers, are almost entirely destitute of all means of instruction, as regards the Church, having neither Place of ...

... as competitors are net numerous, he °bimetal. As the Eddystone boat was carrying •• tale possession of habitation, of the boatmen asked him, what could tempt him iodic* up a proutable bustoem to be ghat up ' fur moths together in a pillar 11 . by, - ...

... chaplain, to be almost insuperable obstacles in the way of their true repentance._ - Toe CONDEMNED BOATMEN.--A respite was received on 'Thursday for the three boatmen under sentence of death at Stafford, for the murder of Christina Collins. The fact, however ...