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... NOTIOE. THE MONAGHAN HAIRCUTTING, N D SHAMPOONG SALOON. above boatmen of MB. CALM& I bey to este to the surroaadiag Owntry and the ialtabitanta generally. that I haw* reopened the Natablialt• awl has. sewed the union of a Dint Clam HAIR DRESSER. From ...
... &3- Paz soserib.. hose to make knows to tb• .L blio of Moonless sad tbs surrousding aaiebbotrbuod that be has eoantiooed boatmen as Piseiber. Breastintader. &Alban and Steals and emitter. and is prepar.d to aseartake work is ali the above branch*. ten ...
... early in the evening, but nothing having since been heard of them, it is considered certain Ithat they have been drowsed. Boatmen ere Dow engaged dragging for the bodies. ...
... PIN Cleft with 1 4ree rr u edien th.to Itheble be prepared wools ttrospolons cart, ea. certainly one who mare it cis sots boatmen t Ileac* it very that thaw show bbcnii instate *a each battle et tam a Testier bearing the label of a liem of rer.te. Three ...
... Dl. DONE ;AL PLACE. BET FAST FROM £lO To £lOOO MINDS. Gentlemen. Formers. Traders. 14 ond others upon note of hand without Boatmen and without public enquiry. Distance no object as. Loans may be repaid by ehrgae or postal orders and as leant as the interest ...
... to Traderrars. Householders. °the's, Na bail or sureties rtathriit. spacial easy taros tee loci or abort periods wikieb boatmen wig lad by Nadia/ pra sprees to be bell by opptyiorport non*, latter @Whig assent trtairoe Meager. Caustor.—lieworaPaintr ...
... pile is steered by means of immense owe, and is so constructed as to twist like a huge snake in the narrow channels. The boatmen oft-n have their wives and families on board. and various trades are carried on, such as tailoring, dressmaking, spinning ...
... , so these ensued a terrible scene of tumult on the beach, hundreds declaring that they most go at all hazards ; but the boatmen absolutely refused to leave the shore. Garibaldi's family did what they could to And some sort of shelter for as many as possible ...
... Saturday at Youghal. About half-past fonr a ferry boat, laden with t orenty-three persons or thereabouts, including the four boatmen, left the ferry point at Youghal for the county Waterford shore. They consisted mostly of country people who had been to market ...
... drove with railway speed to Bay distance of two miles —anti here the boatmen were waiting steadily their post. With all haste the now happy pair embarked in their light skiff; the boatmen plied their brawny arms; and the vessel’s prow cut through the blue ...
... having oroolderable s 7 .llsol of Public Balm awl powering a Wigs of the Value of every slim helms to receive a above of boatmen. MB. JOHN TREANOR LOS respectfull; to inform his Friends and the hi'oic generally, that he continues to carry on the Business ...
... occurred in the harbour here yesterday. A small sailing boat containing fifteen persons, began to leak, and although the boatmen made at once for the warship, Friedland, which was close at band, several of the passengers, amongst whom were Coins young ...