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... forhis suste- nance while in Limerick and on his voyage home. Poor Horrogan maintained himseif as well as he could among the boatmen at the 4uay (reserving his potatoes for the trip to Carrigaholt) until next morning, (Friday,) when Blake and Kean agreed ...
... further particulars, apply, 75, Great Victoria I Street. 2re2 . S UCCESSES.-London Sorters (September), Mr. $JStewart; Customs Boatmen (October), Mr. 1Stay; . passed direct from Skerry's Academy, 143, Rogtl Avenue, Belfast. 2Sm5_ B OY CLERKS' Examination, May ...
... Lough and 3loun- tain Scenery are unequalled. Cars and Conveyances to every place of interest in the district. Boats and Boatmen. Good River and Lake Fishing. Parties Boarded by Week or Month at strietly Moderate Rates. ?? runs close to Hotel. Thirity ...
... Groul'h1 commonly called thle Stone Yards; Pant of thit Premises in Portrush, hnowii by the nanic O~ rItO Surveyor's and Boatmen's Houlses aliid Greoan. orntanii in breadth in front 61 feet, an inl depth fro m front to rear 1APS feet or thereabelIl', ...
... 17th; prospectus on ?? Stu die, Welling ton Place. 27951 Cl3UCCESSES.-LonudOn Sorters (September), Mr. 1 Stewart; Custoum. Boatmen (October). j, r. 31 ay; passed direct from Skerry's Academly, 143. RoNal Avenue, Belftast. 28152 OY CLEIRIKS' Examination ...
... Sitting and Bed-Roonis, which wvill be let by the week or month. The Larder is always well supplied. Good Boats and efficient Boatmen. The Liquors are of the best 'kinds. Boarding moderate. First-rate Post Cars and Horses, with careful drivers. Excellent Stabling ...
... SITUATION as ASSISTANT in school in ?? given at this Offic2. 27949 S UCCESSES.-London Sorters (September), Mr. S Stewart; Customs Boatmen (Oetober). Mr. S1tia:v passed direct from Skerry's Academy, 143, Rioyal Avenue, Belfast. 28152 BOY CLERKS' Examination, May ...
... which exceeds 14 miles in length, are fre- quentlr u-e su-]et ?? ?? per ilt~varter wre o ra ni ile. the sulb-tlutiat paying boatmen and all i; eusesein addition. I h hee capit.l of the Comp-any is to be appied as ii n der : - 1 Purchase Prrce of the Property ...
... Sitting and Bed-Rooms, which will be let by the wekls or month. The Larder is always well supplied. Good Boats and efficient Boatmen. The Liquors are of the best kinds. Boarding moderate. First-rate Post Cars and Horses, with careful drivers. Excellent Stabling ...
... destitute upon the coasts. 2. To assist seamen, whether of the Royal Navy or Merchant Service, fishermen, coast-guardmen, pilots, boatmen, and apprentices, who -are sub- scribers to the Society; to replace their clothes, boats, tc., when lost by storn or other ...
... for the Week, £1 10a. Sitting-rodm, from I 6s to ?? per Week. Children according to their age. Good Boats, and efficient Boatmen. The Liquors are of the best kinds. First-rate Post Cars and Horses, with careful Urivers. Excll.t, otll11g. -I 1TUf ?? ? ...
... atid Bed-Rootns, which will hle let by tile weelk or month. The Larder is always well supplied. Gond Boats and efficient Boatmen. The Liquors pe are of tte best kinds. Boarding moderate. First-rate Post Cars and Horses, with carefui ble drivers. Excellent ...