... 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 ...

... COMBINATION AMONGST THE BOATMEN THE CANALS. Arhan-qcav.— roan named Reilly was committed from this office, yesterday, for posting threatening notices, to intimidate such boatmen as had not struck lor an advance of wages, from continuing in the service ...

... or allured false on the strength of the vessel, prevailed the boatmen, by urgent representations, to remain board, setting forth the value of the cargo and sound slate of the biig. The boatmen, spite of every danger, still hovered ruar, in hope of saving ...

... diem. Ditto (Civilians) Pay 3 Salary 17 per ann. Pay 0$ per diem. Salary 4 8 per aim. Commissioned Boatmen Pay 0 2 per diem. Salary 412 4 per aim. Boatmen Pay 29j per diem. Salary 412 per ann. • Moving Duty Allowance to Inspecting Commanders not ...

... in each quarter, appears that the travelling allowance of the Inspector-General is per mile, and 30s. per day. C.iief Boatmen Boatmen ...

... in resjieclable circumstances in life, was one evening at a public-house at Burtou-npon-Trent, where bad quarrel with two boatmen, and a fight took place between them. He departed homewards on horseback, but never arrived at his bouse ; and in the morning ...

... Board of Trade, ihc privilege of shipping and landing passengers accompanying bis Majesty’s packets is now restored the poor boatmen Dover. being informed of the heavy tonnage dues which these men were subjected on entering the ports France with their boats ...

... tittle of property which he was supposed to have had in his possession was found ulntouched. Suspicion fell upon the two boatmen, but nothirig could be brought-forward to fix the murder upon them, and they were consequently dis- charged. At that time ...

... other salvers. He shouljl award each of the lieutenants, were the due** faeti, '5O guineas, and to each the boatmen two guineas, including the boatmen stationed the gap, being twenty in all. TREMENDOUS THUNDER STORM—TWENTY-SIX ...

... -lt i was f >ui that the woman Kdff' ire ad, w >arah who let'. L 'li loa •t> • i.n.i- eive i The prevalent o| that some the boatmen the Regent’s n. her ir l)av, . f ...

... allured by a false on the strength of the vessel, prevailed on the boatmen, by urgent representations, to remain on board, setting forth the value the cargo and sound state of the brig. The boatmen, in spite of every danger, still hovered near, in hop* of saving ...

... THE COMMISSION— Thcrspay. Combination and Assault.— Rich. Higgins, Francis Bray, Peter Gaffney, and Terence Drennsn, boatmen on the Royal Canal, were indicted for riot aod assault on Garret Byroe and John Ried, and for by threats attempting compel the ...