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... MENAI BUIDGE. OVER-CHARGING A WELSH SHITPOWNER BY DEAL BOATMEN. On Monday last the case of West v. Hughes came be- fore the sitting at Nisi Prius, Guildhall, Londos, before the Lord Chief Justice and a special Jury. The defei do ant in this action was ...
... the in crew, and the case was dismissed. While the only two St, policemen were engaged with this case at Newport, or the boatmen and the residents on the watch-house quay were attracted by the cries from a schooner in the l Roads, on board whichi the ...
... SANITARY COMMITTEE, Mr William Williams was elected as Mr Bevan's olleague on the above committee. BOATMEN'S JETTY. A letter was read from the boatmen urging the Board to proceed with the erection of a jetty on the shore. It was referred to the Works ...
... Morris, the Royal Society's honorary secretary, C and every attention and comfort paid to him. It is stated by experienced boatmen, that had the life boat been three minutes later, the poor fellow would have been dashed to pieces against the rocks which ...
... danger to sailing boats. Mr HAMILTON said that the boatmen of Ilan- dudno had signed a petition in fa-vour of the e neir pier. It MrI CrA3II1ASLAIN * And I have a petition, ., signed by several boatmen against it. I Mr JOHN WILIAMS, second coxsvain, of ...
... in ald of t fund forprocuringsa supply of nervdus energy for the Llandudno Corn- mieainners to enable them to start the boatmen's jetty are earnestly solicited py visitors and others. Cheques, ft, may. he made payable to the Mayor of Llandudno, who hopes ...
... Act:- in1 A vessel named the Piedder was dropping her ,is anchor, to wait the tide for docking, when the chain igparted. Boatmen from Shore were working at the Itime on board, rnd the master contracted wvith thenm into lift and restore the chain and anchor ...
... diately into the forecastle and seized Morrison, took the knife from him, and put him in irons. Collins was brought by four boatmen to the Landing-stage, and thence taken to the Northern Hospital, where he now remains in a very precarious condition. Morrison ...
... and floated ashore, bottom upwards. One of the bodies I was, by the intrepidity of Lewvis Williams, one of the t 'refadog boatmen, and a young lad named Lewis, res- cued from trie waves, but alas, life was quite extinct, it having been in the water 40 ...