... the hazardous and expensive mode of ?? abr S thencet Dithlis (a distanced oseveralt miel) the disagn- - abedisputes with boatmen, the imposiin rcie the lowe st ordersof society, with Various Other ?? againt, Which. the c ts are uversil. ol, BELFAST and ...

... Liverpool, or the Tackle belonging to the same ; and also for pouer to Rix certain Rates of Remunerationf for Riggers and Boatmen and others attending Vessels its o the iper LMersey, and in the said Docks; and fortaking up Anchors, and so authorise Justices ...

... of Liverpool, or the Tacksle 'oeloigrng to she same; and also for poszer to fix ertami Races ?? eraustenestr Riggers ard Boatmen and others attending Vessels in tie Rivcr ovees, iand in tire' said Decks; and for L aiv itpo up Anchors, and to autaorise ...

... Sinvilay's Crag, Rod Tarn, &c. &e. Neat rCarrriages. Chaise, Gibgs, &C. Poest horses, Pleasure Boats, 5, With intelligent Boatmen. Wines, l'otted Char, Haunts, &-cc CROWN HOTEL, JC0BOWXESS, WINsD~FIOERI?. J LOUDSDALE bogs to return his most . sincere thanks ...

... at Use varipus Slips and Basinhs settin T i f* XEAT incons'snience having beet expqrienctl0inm Pthe improper Conduct of Boatmen, Potters, and Other c a Persols, uportte Saiinp nd Arrival of the STAM PACE: Y ETS and other tackets at this Port, the ?? ...

... anid expensive mode of conveyance Th thence to Dublin (a distance of several miles) tiled dsaee thE O-able disputes with boatmen, the limsos'tions practise by ci Gold the lowest orders of Society, with vari ous other diffcutes, 5 ?il agis hich the comlints ...

... and expensive mode 'of convev. ty. aice tbenee to DubliP (a distance of several miles) the gdis by -agreeable disptes with boatmen, the Impositions practiaed isythe lowest order of society, with seriousether difficltii; against which the comoplaints are ...

... consigi'd, pre Created a bet, which short time was to tell, The geese or the blacking-which quickest wotld *efli The Custom-hotse boatmen the geese when they saw, ts In Declared they were fowls of surpassing eclat; sual, So large too, that one they now chose to ...

... and expensive nsibe of conveyance;' thence to Dublin -(a distance of several mril!es)_ the disagree- able disputes -with boatmen, the Impeositions practised by- 'Uit the lowest orders of soclety,- with various other diffscutie~, - gainst whieh'the co ...

... hazardous udtd expensive unode of conrevance thence to Dublin (a dis- E d ta-.nceof s veu ilcslthedisagreeable disputes w ith boatmen, the impositions praetised by the low est order of Society, uat/h 1 i-nlees ct/er v'/dWieties, against which the complaints ...

... the haizardous a~nd expencive md rcneac thenc, teo Duiblin (a distance Of severald ofiei thneyianree able disPultes wuth boatmen, thle inalmpoigies1 tractisedreby tghes bi thorerso sciey witls various other. difficulteis, agais~t~i~~ he omPlaints are ...

... n. adsit te In this Address willbq stated many interesting. particulars con- Sot a cerning Chapels and Schools for Canal Boatmen and F'ishermlen, ,1 I* and Readinig-ruonos for pi,'us Soldiers, at Westminster~andWindsort~ be and the Stations and Agents ...