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... with the whole of the rig. log attached to them. St the fpirited, anti onceafing exertions of CaprAio Hall, *Billed by the Boatmen, and others attached to the Mafier Attendant's &par tmeut, a very very yalueahle cargo of .Benjamin, was fortuitately fated—and ...
... General rule, rot dinribusion of fhould be one for bags of Rice, which the Reach Mailer is particularly to attend to. XXl.—.The Boatmen are not to be employed in, any occupation, wha te ver, excep t t he wor k i ng of' the Boats, and loading the ballad; for ...
... had Peen II froth of them I me time, and at length tirced finite pail of them at ltancoote, whete the goods wee L Id by the Boatmen—Thefe morons, had poo ufly laid the plan, and Lion as they had got out to fes—they put then etteciable Me Ilan executton, ...
... to the Margate boatmen, for their brave, hardy, fuccefsful exertion, in faring she extra laic Aft which very narrowly efcaped dellruftion in one of the late tremer.dona gales off that coaff. The arbitrators have awarded to the boatmen, 35 in number, whO ...
... ship H dens, from Ivies, bound to Amsterdam, wt h salt, got on shore on the Goodwin S.nd, but has been got by one of .he boatmen, and is in the Downs without much damage —Five o'Clock, Sailed the Helene, for Amsterdam. Came down front the Down,, the PilJnarch ...
... assistance which as promptly given by two :vlasula boats and a Cattamaram, near the spot, four Seamen, and one of the Native Boatmen, sinfortunwely perished. We have reason to know, that not the smallest blame attaches to the I,epar:dient of the Master Attendant ...
... impelling their boats, but prefer the mud:. more fatiguing work of poling, wheneser the depth of the water admits of it. The boatmen, like the gererality of the natives of this Country, are • strong. muscular race. After a day of hard labour, instead of sulocing ...
... Boat, employed on a Su.ida , , the additional Sum, of 7 beams per trip, is to he paid for the fupport of decayed and wounded Boatmen, and other charitable r urpores. X/. -Each load of Ballafl to to. Gaol t balkets to be compared with a mullet balket of the ...
... . log about for the purpose of discovering and wielding to their Infamous designs, adventur. its, persons out of employ, boatmen of river vends and other craft, and foreigners of every description. Having allured these unfortu. Bate wretches by artful ...
... money, which he found to ,be guineas of the year I 798, and told him to go into his boat houfe whilft he called the other boatmen. Mr. Ward locl:ed him up there till heeommenicated his fufpicion to Hills and Collifon, two gonna. bles when he was in canfequenes ...
... the whole of oyr cafe ',bib !lie Oct +Coiled by canon; roan., 'and rape. The action laded fur about 4e boors Sandia and the Boatmen° with the remainder{ of moved of Towards the Adjoa.• tee Ghaut—Colonel Stevelition followed. them On the morning of the 27th—our ...
... Hanwonh, Mithilefei. The proceffion was as follows: a heroic drain by fiz Ivories; three mourning coaches and ss; twelve boatmen ; and the Duke's carriage and four honks. His Grace was Grand Falconer of England. The Duke of who died the t 3th ult. at ...