... WARNING TO BOATMEN. The Grand Canal Company summoned Michael Coyne, Allenwood, for leaving the company’s employment without giving due notice, in accordance with the company’s bye-laws. , , ~ , Mr. Lanphier prosecuted behalf complainants. Edwin Stringer ...

... MAAS CRIMINAL SESSIONS. ,D ASSAULT CASE. ACCUSED ACQUITTED. MAEOED LABCHNY OF A GOAT. THREE BOATMEN CHARGED. ACCUSE© FOUND NOT GUILTY. ARTILLERYMAN CHARGED WITH WINDOW-BREAKING. Judge Barry opened the hearing of the criminal business of the Quarter Sessions ...

... AT BALL!NS. EXPLOITS OF THREE CANAL BOATMEN. Hightrsy robberies are fortunately not very frequent in Naas or district, but one of an apparently determined nature took place Sailing on Tuesday night. Three canal boatmen named Daniel Logan, Thomas Walsh, ...

... costs. His Lordship made tbe order sooght. Alleged Larceny of Whiskey from Canal Boats. Prosecutions at Robertstown TIIREK BOATMEN CHARGED. At Robertstown Sessions ou Tuesdsj before Major Hutchinson, M (in the ohair), and Dr Neale, J V, the case was heard ...

... arrangement, satisfactory to employers and men, may expected. The dispute principally eoncemed with the hours worked the boatmen. ...

... crop particularly bad cases has been dealt with recently, and is noticeable that the offenders in many instances were canal boatmen. day a man was prosecuted at Naas Petty Sessions for rery Imd ease of cruelty horse. According to the eridence the prosecuting ...

... remnnaed in the Dublin police courts on. Monday on the charge of the theft of » parse containing Bb. tOd., the of George Gibbs, boatmen, road.i Naas. Gibbs stated that was getting into his boat at Ringsend Basin when he accidentally dropped his purse into the ...

... NARROW ESCAPE BOATMAN. During the storm of Tuesday week last, five boatmen, belonging to Roberto town district, had a narrow escape from being drowned in the Shannon. Their name* are Kane, Lawlor. Gilroy and father and son named M'Gratli. They were part ...

... clue to the whereabouts the Dody, and was a passing boat that brought to the turf ace, when lfc was taken from the water the boatmen. The police inquiries had ascertained that the man, Brown, had disappeared, and though many regarded Oar roll’a statement ...

... value £lO, for pair oared outriggers. There were also cot race for fishermen, carroe race for juniors, and poleing race for boatmen. ...

... shop window and got in. Witness thought these two men to he the two Murphys. Subsequently two boatmen went in. believed it was the custom to supply boatmen at all hours, hut in future this would not be countenanced. It was stupid of witness not to ascertain ...

... able to reach it and hold to it. Mr. Grogan then drew him over to the side of the bank, where, with the assistance of some boatmen and others, pulled the poor old man out of the water in an exhausted condition, and carried rum to his home, where everything ...