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... I re queft thzt a)l Perfons who are fupplied from thefe Coliieries will ¢o me the Favour to advie me of the Carriers or Boatmen by whom, and of the Day in which fuch drofly Coals have been received - DAVIS DUKART. Drumglals Colliery ncar Dungannon, O&tober ...
. iwifl Lé a Ball, tondQed in the genleelef %4:naer o » T:i'l‘!;’bv“gb every Night O_n*ping o Mondiy (e 222
... mq:n to fetle there. ‘Apply to William 2nd Joha Ogles 0F C2lt: Forfyth. Newry, 13th July, 1791, T TICE is heiely given to Boatmen plyiog ca the Ligan Navie Nol“i“‘ that on Wednefday the 24th_July, 1771, %hc i‘n;l Zove Lambeg Bridge mufl be'drained o ...
g 0 his Grace the DUKE of GRAFTON. 3 ; - I’{s influence of your Grace's fortunc ftill feems to
... mean to fetile there, Apply to William and John Ogle, or Capt. Forfyth. Newry, 13th juiy, 1771, OTICE is hereby given to Boatmen plying va the Lagan Navi- N gation, that on Wednefday the 24th July, 1771, the Level above Lambeg Bridge mu'! be drained off ...
a fufsient apology by L. Ligonier, as it ‘°';figf,:?i::l by L. T.'s ?nqk:gi!‘ the ld&‘ ‘¢onceflions, rer:g:tirig ..
... Banff-at Dovern Month was cardown by the rapidity of the current, and the whole peoon board, confilting of feven befides the boatmen, perith- The biidge of Banif was fwept away by the floods in . IRELAND. orke, Fan, 1. On Sunday night the 17th inftant, an ...
: i A efeaping juftice, hasinitted for, Jeaving no ho?:il‘l,':me‘:rgl cighty other ce't‘; him te ”'}:‘,fi', ;,. ..
... Ladies ; but unfortu. ately ‘as the fecond boat was making to land, fhe overfer, y which accident feveral paflengers and the boatmen were ged. ! N BELFAST. To'be fold by William Stewart, in Donegall-ftreet, a Par| of exceeding good dried Llnil and Tufk Fifh ...
manded by Capt. Campbelt and Capt. Crawford, fell in with a large armed fmuggling cutter on the coaft of Airfhirty
... being compleatly finithed. The ‘great bog | down, in the fums they lent, to their goud behs of Gillogue is now open to all boatmen and cot- | viour ; nor did it in any manner, not the falkd men that chufe to ply in the turf trade 3 and, in | degree, afteét ...
An Aggregate and Valuation of the Exports from the Port of PHILADELPHIA, with the Number of Veflels, and their ..
... paffage in a fmall boat, and .were got about three parts over, a gentleman’s hat was blown off into the tide, on which the boatmen were defired to turnthe boat and go after it; but fonie 0. theicompany thinking it inpracticable, as well a; the men, objefted ...
LONDON, Ju. #land 12,
... dogger with fruit, funk at theif anchors. ~ Several other veflels were flaved todhivers, fcarce a flick remaining, Many;poor.boatmen loft, their all, their'boats being ;flavm inft. the Quays ;at nine o’clock the flm’: agted. Providentially in this dreadful ...
| B Mareh b . BT —— From TUESDAY March 2f, to ERIDA Y March 24, 1786
... remainder having been carried off : They 'mpckcd down d[ofin Parkinfon, Tide-waiter,eWilliam Me. Donall, an fohn Rodgers, boatmen ; the two fore mer they beat, cut; bruifed and battered on the head and body in a moft terrible magner to the great cffufion ...
S o T o e | FORSALE, | A Fine Veflc), now on the Blocks, near Macknilifh, up the river
... remainder having been carried off: That ‘they knocked down john Parkinfon, Tide-Waiter; William M‘Dowall and John Regeis, Boatmen: That the two former they beat, cut, bruifed, aod battcred on the bead and body in a molt terrible mana-r, to the great cffufimn ...
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... remainder having been carried off: That they kuocked down Jobn Parkinfon, Tide-Waiter; Wile liam M‘Dowall and John Regers, Boatmen: That the two former they bear, ent, bruifed, and battered on the h::d and I»di in amo terrible mann-r, to the great ef~ fufinn ...