... tittle of property which he was supposed to have had in his possession was found ulntouched. Suspicion fell upon the two boatmen, but nothirig could be brought-forward to fix the murder upon them, and they were consequently dis- charged. At that time ...

... Colins in tire sum of 3fts an costi, h-ag DsI for eactoffonce, or in default three weeks' im- prisnent. UTAIENS9ED BOATMEN. Foar boatmen anaed Wm W'Cnnkny, James Vaughan, Patrick Co-r, and Peter Thho- lin were sasmmoned at the suit of the Royul Irish ...

... Conunissioners to say that i if this bye-law be confirmed by your Board it rill entail a great hardship not only on the boatmen and fishermnen. but also on the numerous vachts- men and other gentlemen who have pleasure boats at Bangor and who contribute ...

... James Garragan, boatmen at Ringsend, and who acted in a very meritorious manner on the occasion, it appeared that be- tween five and six o'clock that morning they observed the prisoners rowing a boat down the river; they (the boatmen) were at the time ...

... ult. Mr. J. M'Kee, solicitor, represented complainant. It ap- peared that some rivalry existed between the two men, who are boatmen, which eventuated in de- ?? assaulting Nelson and a visitor whom he Lwas conveying across the ferry. The Court ordered defendant ...

... Kingstown Harbour concerning the death of Edward Husson, steward, and Eznos Oliver, officer's servant, of l.M.S, Belleisle, and Boatmen Peden and Michael Doyle who weie drowned on Tuesday morning crossing in a boat from Victoria Pier to the guardship. Michael ...

... yesterday morning he missed her. Between 4 and 5 D'clok her body was found floating in the Liffey, near Fish street stops, by boatmen named John and Joseph Donohue, 27 Poolbeg street, hi the employment of Messrs Palgrave and Murphy, who at first objected to ...

... the Bangor pier. has applied to the Board of Trade Iar authority to bring it into operation. The deputa, ?? consiteed of 15 boat;men and fishermen, an-I they secured the services as advoca>tes or spokesmen of two loc3al gstIleen-Mr. Coates. secretary to ...

... of the proposed weirs would not interfere with navigation, but, on the contrary, would rather facilitate it by furnishing boatmen with a guide or mark, in reference to which they could direat their course for the other hand. Evidence was given with a view ...

... 120lbs. of foreign tobacco in his possession. It appeared from the evidence of a man on board the RByal Adelaide. and some. boatmen belonging to the coastguard, that the prisoner went on board the packetat Liveirpool '*ith oneo£ the bags, in his possession ...

... defence that they had a perfect right to be there, as they were passengers by the steamer, The constable proved that they were boatmen, and pilots, whom he was in the habit of meeting regularly every morning. A line of 20s and costs was inposed. WrmlTranouSE ...

... regulatrion of boat- po men plying on the laugh. One of the ra byve-laws renuired the boatmen to take out an aninual heense, the fee for which was live shillings; rel but no boatmen were allowed to get licenses un. less they resided at WVarronpoint, the object ...