... Fall Into Hold. Ml. Maher, boatmen, Harold’s Cross, Dublin, sued Patrick Gordon, Robertstownfi for compensation under the Workmen’s Compensation Act for injuries alleged sustained while employed respondent's canal boat. Mr. P. J. lloe, B.L. (instructed ...

... last week Mr. Anthony Conghlan, canal agent at Sallins, cycled to Nnos for the purpose cashing cheque to pay the wage* of boatmen and canal lock-keepers in his area. He transacted his business at the bank and was returning to Saltins with the cash —£29 ...

... Naas Petty Sessions. ANOTHER CRNMBNT OP ASSAULT CASE BOATMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN. Al tbs above sessions on Molidsy Colonel Borgb, D.L., presided- Also present—CoL Wogan Browne, CoL St. Moore, 0.8., and Major Thackeray, B.M. • ASSAULT. The charge of assault ...

... nail to tbalr employment, but it wa* qoite poadbio ha might ha again employed. Chairman—lt U well that defendant and other boatmen (honld know that they an 11abl* to a p*aalty of d 5 for each tbca* oflaoeea. The bench withheld their deelilon till the «ooend ...

... There ia a eaae of pillage prisoners present custody) for lareeuy of whiskey on board one of tbe boats. By the deeertioa of boatmen tb» goods of enatomars are delayed, and the company twheld accountable for the delay. They are determined to pot down tbie ...

... the police barrack to ask the assistance of the constabulary in his search. He then, as he states, met two men, presumably boatmen, who promised to obtain the desired lodging for him, under pretence of doing which they brought him along the canal bank, ...

... eign of liquor in the -nop tho time. I know that boats come the canal throe times week aad stop at tho canal harbour. The boatmen etay town, the horses to fed, but 1 don’t know horeet were fed at Bacon'e. The public-house adjoining canal eloroa. Bacon ...

... named Maher, Mrs. Maker went on to the table, admitted owing the defendant the money, But. could not pay. Her two sons were boatmen, but had joined the army. She .was only getting 3s. Cd. from tho Government. She had nothing else, her husjiand could not ...

... The Department of Industry and Commerce, it appears, intervened the matter of the dispute which had taken place between the boatmen ami tlio Company. and after considerable discussion it was apparently decided that the men should return to work under the ...

... A number applicants, principally the wives of boatmen out of work owing to the canal strike, applied for relief. The Chairman stated that the people of were certainly in a bad state destitution. The boatmen, however, he said, may going back work °One of ...

... TELEGRAFA AN ROINN FOIST ABUS Photo by * BOATMEN WERE COLD Daingein Timber Larceny The men were cold and had no way of cooking their food on the boat, said Michael Dempsey (23), Portlaoise, employed C.I.E. (Canal Section), when ho was charged, with Thomas ...

... moving at the time and he was probably swept out to the centre of the canal where the water was deepest. At the inquest three boatmen gave evidence that they searched for the deceased, who was a non-swimmer, without avail. They mentioned that the youth at ...