... delivery thereof bargemen or boatmen, or from waggons, carrying corn from the Grand Sluice, or Bridge; which places numerous robberies, it is well known, have been committed. 2dly, 'I hat will prosecute with the utmost rigour all boatmen, porters, granary-men ...

... now coining into thefe Roads ; the has thrown all her guns overboard, and was got off by the exertion' s of the Winterton boatmen. , . TORBAY, J. 9 night, af er potl, arrived at Tiirbay, and remain, between 30 aud 40 tall of brigs, and other coafters, ...

... which she received in a gale of wind Friday night. An American ship was also run ashore off Swalecliffe, by the Margate boatmen, the crew of which had left her. A boat from Herne Bay, which put off to the assistance of one of these vessels, was upset ...

... he saved ; the lives of the crews weie preserved the Margate boatmen.—The Pitt, homeward-bound West ludiaman, wilh a valuable cargo, was brought iuio Heme Bayou Saturday, the Margate boatmen, with the loss her rudder and other damages.—On the same day ...

... thereof by bargemen or boatmen, or from waggons, carrying corn from the Grand Sluice, Bargate Bridge; at which places numerous robberies, it is well known, have been committed. 2dly, That we will prosecute with the utmost rigour all boatmen, porters, granary-men ...

... one was pletely wrecked, but it is hoped the cargo of the (der a saved ; the lives of the crews were preserved by the Mar t boatmen.-The Pitt, homeward-bound West Indian an, with e.dual.le cargo, was brought into Ileri.e Bay on Siuurtiq, by ti Margate Imatinen ...

... the boat owners the river Barrow, to prevent the boats of the river Suir from plying the Barrow, and the boatmen of the Sttir to prevent the boatmen of the Barrow from plying on the river Suir, and like wife combinations to regulate the freights of goods ...

... boat owners on the river Barrow, to prevent the boats of the river Suit from plying on the Barrow, and the boatmen of the Suir to prevent the boatmen of the Barrow from plying the river Suir, and likewife combinations to regulate the freights of goods the ...

... Market; and that divers Fraud, and Depredations have been committed on the property of the Subscribers hereto, in various ways, Boatmen, Porters, and many others, among whom, it is well known, an extensive combination exists; and that Ol ses, Cows, Pigs, and ...

... the boat owners the river Barrow, to prevent the hosts of the river Suit from plying the Barrow, and the boatmen of the Suir to prevent the boatmen the Barrow from plying the river Suir, and likewife combinations regulate the freight! of goods the river ...

... toot-soldiers. The town of Attoc is situated immediately below the fort ; it is very small, and principally inhabited by boatmen and their families. All ti.e houses in the fort of Attoc are bomb-proof ; and it is considered by the people of the country ...

... foot-soldier*. The of Attoc is situatedirtiasodistrely below the fort :---it is very small. and principally inhabited by boatmen and their All the houses iti the fort nf Attoe are bond-proof and it is considered by the people of the country as a plate ...