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... THE WEST INDIES TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — As you have taken throughout a marked interest in the affairs of the West Indies, will you have the goodness to grant me a corner in your valuable journal for the insertion of the following reply ...
... WEST INDIES. lalmolth, Nov. 26.— Her Majesty's packet Petrel, Lieu- tenant Crook, arrived after post hour to-night, from the West Indies. Passengers— From Trinidad, Mr. and Mrs. La CosU and servant; from Grenada, Sir Charles W. Wed- derburn, Bart., 52d ...
... WEST INDIES. I ♦ The papers brought by the West India mail, received yes- | terday, contain the following :— HOUSE Or ASSEMBLY.— April 11. The usual ee'eral standing committees yvcre then ap- pointed. On the • '.ion of Mr. Barclay, it was resolved that ...
... PORTUGAL AND THE WEST INDIES A large portion of the following appeared in our second edition yesterday -. — The accompanying despatches were received per 1 beria steamer, which arrived at Falmouth on Sun- day evening with the Peninsular mails ; her dates ...
... the service com- panies of their corps, embarked at Cork on the 24th instant on board the Hopewell freight-ship for the West Indies. Her Majesty's troop-ship Jupiter, from Ceylon, bound for England, having on board the service companies of the Gist regiment ...
... drafts destined to join the service companies of the regiments mentioned, sailed from Cork harbour on the 20th inst. for the West Indies, vis. : — s2d Regiment, Captain Jarvis, Ensigns Wilson, Archdall, Jones, and Hawkins, three sergeants, and 80 rank and file ...
... the seryice companies of those corps, will arrive at Cork on Monday, from Fermoy, prepa- ratory to embarkation for the West Indies. The Parrock Hall freight ship is expected to leave Dept- ford for Dublin on the 10th inst, for the conveyance to the Mauritius ...
... land 150 of the Royal Marine battalion in that quarter. The Flamer steam-vessel sailed from Plymouth on Mon- day for the West Indies ; but put back on Tuesday on ac- count of the westerly gale. The Vanguard, 84, is ordered home, but we presume she will ...
... Therese cutter, of 121 tons, now the property o the Earl of Deaart « fitting out with all despatch for , cruise to the West Indies. V Mr. G. Ben tinck arrived at Gibraltar in his cutter vacl.t Dream, of 10a tons, on the 19th September, from En-land \ ...
... , and even declaring in specific terms that it will be a Llcssed chlmge when the sugar trade shall have quitted the West Indies, it is curious to observe the course which that portion of the pres* whicii is devoted to Government, as ?? as to the A ...
... WEST INDIES— PRESENT STATE OF JAMAICA. •No. i. The recent ex - or>2inary changes which have taken place in West Indian society by the total emancipation of the negroes— the fact that nearly a million of human beings, '..ave been suddenly admitted to all ...
... , and afterwards at Warwick-street Chapel, by the Rev. J. V. Wilkinson Peter Cotter, Esq., of the island of St. Lucia, West Indies, to Carol ■ line, eldest daughter of James Ludgater, Esq., of Elthain, Kent. On Monday, the 13th inst., at Hove Church, ...