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... but the ice is not yet very strung. PotT-OmcE Notice.—The practice of sealing letters, passing to and from the East and West Indies and other hot climates, with Wax not properly prepared for such climates being attended with much inconvenience,and frequently ...
... Chatham 2 II 302 Pembroke 2 12 44 Queenstown 8 111 1164 Lisbon .. 8 315 3095 Mediterranean 8222 West Indies 13 1794 Pacific 228 2343 Coast of Africa 165 2152 South east Coast of America 11 152 1694 Cape of Good Hope ...
... have, increasing the consumption, driven us to seek supply from other sources than »>ur own possessions in the East and West Indies, and must soon become a question of national policy whether we cannot furnish from the produce of our own native soil that ...
... sugar), and there is reason to hope that, a proper representation of the case, this protective difference in favor of the West Indies will, under the new circumstances this country, be shortly reniiited, and that home-manufactured sugar, from whatever material ...
... 108 Woolwich 8 61 Deptford i 1 Chatham 2 11 302 Pembroke 12 41 Queenstown 8 111 1,164 Lisbon 315 3,035 Mediterranean 28 West Indies 13 200 1,704 Pacific 12 228 2,343 Coast of Africa 165 2,152 South-East Coast of America Cape of Good Hope Discovery ...
... Yankees in that quarter. We have now also reason to believe that Vice-Admiral Lord Duudonald, Commander-in-Chief in the West Indies, will also assemble all the ships he can get together on that station, and proceed to the Mosipiito shore with the same ...
... and there is reason to hope, that, on a proper representation of the case, this protective difference in favour of the West Indies will, under the new circumstances of this country, bo shortly remitted, and that home manufactured sugar, from whatever ...
... himself. It certainly appears to be a confirmation of this opinion that the cane was not cultivated Uarbadoea and the British West Indies until the middle of the seventeenth century, or about 150 years after the discovery of America. With such a contrariety ...
... the ‘ees in that quarter. We have now also reason to believe “that Vice-Admiral Lord Dundonald, Commander-in-Chief ia the West Indies, will also assemble all the ships he can get to- with the same view.—United Service Gazette. gether on that station, and ...
... University to petition Parliament favour of the restoration oi protection. The practice of sealing letters passing to from the West Indies, and other climates with wax not properly prepared for such climates, being attended with much inconvenience, and frequently ...
... which mato one of the Scotch ports, after having been shipped tamed, hoa ever, only a small sum in money, and took to the West Indies, for the purpose of improving the his departure by the window again. The manager of flavour of the spirits by a voyage to ...
... conferred by the (Dr. 'Duda) on the Rev. Robert Eden, M.A. his lordship's chaplain. The steamer De, has arrived from the West Indies with two millions of dollars in specie, including 65,998 fur the dividends. The reports of the crops are favourable from ...