... WEST INDIES. «- Part of the following appeared in our second ! edition of Saturday : — (From our Correspondent.) FALMOUTH, May 26, Half-past Eleven, p.m. The Royal Mail Steam Company's ship Solway, Captain Britton, has just arrived with the Mexican, Jamaica ...

... | THE WEST INDIES. By Express from Falmouth. T , , FALMOUTH, June 22. ihe royal mail steam-ship Medway, Lieut. Smith, Com- mander, arrived this morning, from the West Indie., with mails from all the colonies and stations, about 60 passen- gers, a million ...

... WEST INDIES. Part of the following appeared in our second edition yesterday : — FALMOUTH, August 9, Nine a.m. The Royal mail steamer Thames has just arrived, bringing West India (but no Mexican) mails; her dates are from Barbadoes July the th, St. Thomas's ...

... WEST INDIES BY EXPRESS FROM FALMOUTH (From our Correspondent.) FALMOLTH, March 10, Five p. m. We are at last enabled to announce the arrival of the Royal Mail Steam Company's vessel Thames, this afternoon, from the Havannah and West Indies, being some ...

... WEST INDIES. ; •— — After a short passage of twenty-three days from the West Indies, her Majesty's packet Seagull, Lieutenant J. Par- sons, arrived at Falmouth on Tuesday afternoon, having sailed from Barbadoes, Jan. 10; St. Lucia and Martinique, 11- ...

... WEST INDIES. • (By Express from Falmouth.) FALMOUTH, Oct. 12, Half-past Seven p.m. We have just time to save the mail to announce the arrival of the Royal mail-steamer T_v, Captain Hajden this evening, from the West Indies, having left Jamaica, Sept. ...

... I THE CHURCH IN THE WEST INDIES. I The following is a copy of the Bill recently brought in I k T ord Stanley to provide for the increase of the number . «• _ nr ics aid Archdeaconries in the West Indies, and oi Hlsn °i- -»veral Acts relating thereto :— ...

... FALMOUTH, Aprils ?? Half-pahl Eleven Arrival of the Royal mail steamer Forth, | West Indies. (From our Falmouth Correspondent We have at last an arrival of a steamer .Y , m West Indies. The Forth, Lieut. . . made her appearance about tea o'clock bring mail, ...

... rendered it practicable, which unfortunately -vas not the case. Commodore Byng (recently appointed to The command in the West Indies), Captain Paget, Mr Harford Jones Bridges, Mr. Crawford (Consul-General at ;he Havanna) and about sixty passengers, have ...

... British Plantation Coffee from the West Indies and Ceylon for the last three years : — .S3*— West Indies 10,769,6-5-5 lbs. Ceylon 4,260,188 15,029,843 ] J4o— West Indies 12 726,839 Ceylon 8,260,971 20,987,810 iS4i— West Indies 9,709,551 Ceylon 6,841,101 16 ...

... accomplishment 1 himself of this opportunity to r ■ assurance of his nigh consideraton. (Signed -TBAt? Buyukdirch, July .0. ?? WEST INDIES A rep. rt was current a shor' time ■- ■ tw.en the proprietors of the West tndi pany and the Admiralty, to limit the con ...

... her Majesty. The Gleaner steam vessel, Lieutenant-Commander Jeayes, which recently returned from North America and the West Indies, got under weigh yesterday afternoon, and proceeded up channel. It is understood that she has gone to Wool- wich, to be ...