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... BOATMEN. Mr. Meagher applied on the part of James Mason, Martin Kavanagh, William Norris, William Lally and Nicholas Laby, of the traverser*, for a postponement of their trial on the grounds of the absence of Anthony Whitten, Esq., who was a material ...
... THE BOATMEN. The cause of the late sti ike or stoppage from work having been arranged, we are glad to inform the public, that the Boatmen of Carrick and Clonmel, are now full work, and we confidently hope they will continue long so, and that no difference ...
... ‘THE BOATMEN In former number, alluded to disagreement which bad subsisted for some time hack, between the millers of this town and the boatmen, plying on the river from here to Waterford. pointed the attention of the boatmen to their fruitless pertinacity ...
... THE BOATMEN, Much Injury and inconvecienc. the public hare been experienced during peat week, on acconnt of tbe differences which exist between tbe boatmen end some of their employers. The produce of the country (both buder end earn) has fallen materially ...
... THE BOATMEN OF THE DOWNS, HCSIC. ...
... THE BOATMEN OF THE DOWNS. roa music. BT XLIZA COOKS. There's fury in the tempest, and there's madness in the wares. The lightning snake coils round the foam, the headlong thunder raves; Yet a boat ii onthe waters, filled with Britain’s darinw sons, Who ...
... hope for the morrow. The loved of our maidens are Boatmen of Kerry ! l-'or stalwart and true are the Boatmen of Kerry! guide the black hooker, scull the light wherrv My life on the skill of the Boatmen of Kerry ! The rich man from feasting may seek his ...
... THE BOATMEN OP THE DOWNS. Tbw’i IWj In th» temp**, and there’* m»dne« In the ware*. The lightning snake coll* round the foam, the headlong thun- der rare*; Yet a boat I* on the waters, filled with Britain’s daring sons, Who pull like lion* out to sea ...
... THE BOATMEN THE DOWNS. SELECT POETRY. BLtZA COOK ...
... STRIKE OF THE BOATMEN ON THE SUIR A number of the boatmen employed on the Suir had a regular strike about a month ago, and have since continued to refuse work. There is no complaint about wages, the treatment they receive from their employers—or any ...
... COMBINATION AMONG THE BOATMEN AT THE GRAND CANAL—ANOTHER VIOLENT ASSAULT. A bran-quay Office, luesday. —The informations of L. Kelly, a man employed in the boat No. 864, belonging to Mr. William Tracy, and lying at the Grand Canal Harbour, were directed ...
... STRIKE OP THE BOATMEN* THE BUIR. A namber tbe boatmen employed the Sair had regular ** ftrike” about a month ago, and have since continued to refuse work. There is no complaint about wages, the treatment they receive from their employers, or anything ...