... containing alj his ready money, about 4,000 dollars, had been purloined from the stoop in the dead of the night, while the boatmen were asleep. Suspicion was immediately fixed on a stranger, who bad come passenger in the sloopfrom Newburgh, and who, it ...

... the boats plying for hire in our harbour, as persons seem to think there is no mode of controlling the extortion of thie boatmen. We, therefone, desire to inform the public, that by application at the Harbour Office, Queenstown, parties will be supplied ...

... steam-boats on the Upper Rhone (in the establishmeoe of which they have assisted) will materially benefit their trade. The little boatmen who have undertaken hitherto the carriage of the wine to Holland, were never responsible, and seldom trustworthy persons. ...

... off »y numerous nmugglerslon the . . . I ,( ' r his Crew, for fho purpose of rescuing th#seizure, , . —Knwrx and one the Boatmen danirerfflcrs ...

... fast be'ore the wind, a heavy sea while its occupant seemed totally unable to manage it A consultation was held with the boatmen belonging to the Hooker, and it was resolved to give chase, notwithstanding that there iVerc ladies in the boat,who were already ...

... magistrate residing in the locality He says :—“ caught twenty-three turbot with spiller lines, and gave them away to the boatmen ; and for the quantity of scads, sprats and bream that I caught they were beyond all counting.” The bream, delicious fish ...

... and property were I*. Maskcll, commission boatman ; W. Dwyer, carpenter of the station ; T. Flynn, D. Connor, and W. om.or, boatmen. Among the countrymen who deserve special notice for their exertions wore Charles Hurley, pilot, and John, his brother; Patrick ...

... RIOT IN CLONMEL. The Clonmel Chronicle says :—The of combina- tion amongstthe boatmen on the river Suir, to which we had occasion to allude in no measured terms, in a late num- ber of the Chronicle, has eventuated in the arrest and com- mittal to gaol ...

... bay. The boatmen the village lost no time in partly surrounding them with their boats, and by the noise of their oars and screeching at tho top of their voices, succeeded in driving them towards the strand into shallow waiter, where the boatmen, being supplied ...

... cigars, each case containing about 10,000 Manilla cheroots, were seised the Custom House authorities Queenstown, from two boatmen, who were in the conrse of delivering th(?m to person engaged in trade in that town. One of the cases had upon the Custom ...

... nut taking her bounet. After parting she had not proceeded far wheu she was’ stopped by three boatmen, who were imme: diately joined by two other boatmen. Without any ceremony, she was laid on the ground, wheushe screamed “ murder,” upon which a haudkerchief ...

... and overcharges the boatmen. The word conduct” used the Act means not only the personal conduct of the boatmen lo the public, but the management” of their boats and their dealings with the public, and the exercise their trade as boatmen. It was absolutely ...