... now a Mrs Hopkins, with two children. Her home is in Jamaica, where her husband is British Government statistican in the West Indies. BELL RINGERS. I read with interest last week an article in which it was stated that the Steeple bellringer, since he began ...

... repairs. From there, the ship travelled to Tahiti via f asmania, and loaded a cargo of breadfruit trees for planting in the West Indies to feed the slaves. In the Tongan Islands on the return voyage, the mutiny against Captain Bligh, led by Lt. Christian occurred ...

... , mentioned that she and Mrs Palmer, president of the British Housewives’ League, had had a meeting in London with the West Indies delegation who were in this country to contact the Ministry of Food regarding sugar supplies. A resolution which had been ...

... Somme, and in the years that followed he was captain of many of the Royal Mail ships. He was for some time on the Halifax-West Indies run, and* on his retiral commended the Arlanza. Captain Schlanbusch, who was 74 years of age, was married to a daughter ...

... Col. E. T. Etherton, which consists of sidelights and cameos on his travels in Venezuela, Panama, Mexico, Cuba and the West Indies. ...

... Edward Watson. Special Missionary Meeting on Wednesday, 21st February, at 7.30 p.m. Speaker—Mr Duncan M. Reid, M.8.E., West Indies. RAILWAY MISSION.—Friday. 7.30 (Tea)—Miss Youman and Party. Arbroath. Sunday, 7.3o—Speaker: Mr Adam Soutar. ...

... the last match, and a Commonwealth flavour is provided by a review of the winter tour in India, reports from New Zealand, West Indies and a preview with full pen pictures and portraits of the South African touring team. The annual, priced at 3s 6d, is published ...

... purchase. and therewith to sail for the West Indies and some of His Majesty's colonies in America, according to the directions he shall receive from the said Thomas Douglas & Co., or their agents in the West Indies, and if no such directions be recived ...

... Anzao landing. Other service was spent with the Grand Fleet and minesweepers. After the war he was at stations the East and West Indies, retiring in 1934 with the rank of lieutenant-commander. Just before the outbreak of World War II he was recalled and served ...

... effect of the international sugar agreement, and the dollar shortage. Our point was that we wanted more sugar from the West Indies, in the sterling area. We were told that the sugar supplies went to the manufacturers while there were the bonuses for domestic ...

... politician who visited Brechin Castle in September, 1884, and what he received at Bridge of Dun station ? 4. Of what the West Indies con- sist, and who discovered and named them ? 5. The sequel to the shipwreck of St Paul at Malta in A.D. 58 ? 6. The direct ...

... presented with an address Montrose Corporation. 4. A number of Islands. Discovered by Columbus In 1492, and given the name West Indies because he believed the Islands formed the western limit of India. 5. The island was converted to Christianity. 6. 603 miles ...