... this volume; and Mr. BRuskin is not likely at this time of day to wander so far afield as the West Indies. Mir. Fronde makes us see the people of the West Indies as vividly as if wve had stood by his side in the streets of Bridgetewn; and his dramatic instinct ...

... unswerving integrity have I been occasionally used, and ?? so, as a means of advancement to wealth and importance. In the r West Indies, as in other countries, the Scotch very often 'prove more cautious, provident, and enterprising than tother Europeans; and ...

... negro population of the West Indies to be living in Eldoradad, to be enjoying perfect happiness-especially as compared with the condition of the working classes of these kingdoms. But though these facts relating to the West Indies are said to have been ...

... worms are Intended to be useful in our colonies, many of which are well ruited for this production, especially the East and West Indies, and South Australia. It is at curious fact that St. Helena has of late been found to be exceedingly favour- able to this ...

... next seasou; and from New Zealand 28s. 9«l. United Kingdom, and 31s. 3d. Continent is quoting. Fixtures Ship, Calcutta to West Indies, 30s. apot; Gosford, Newcastle, N.S.W., to San Francisco 125.; Highlander, Puget Sound to range 365. 3d.; 1,000 to registered ...

... the best Italian or China silk: b for estabhihbing a plaintation of trees in any British settlement t in Africa, or the West Indies: for producing caoutclouc: I d olive oil, in any British colotiy in Africa or Now South e t- Wales : for wine grown in New ...

... pocket-book, and a pair of pistols of his father's, he hastened away to join one of his acquaintances, who was going to the West Indies. He was immediately pursued to Gravesend, but ineffectually. It was not discovered till the following Wednesday that he ...

... pocket-book, and a pair of pistols of his father's, he hastened away to join one of his acquaintances, who was going to the West Indies. Ile was immediately pursued to Gravesend, but ineffectually, It was not discovered till the following Wednesday that he ...

... men were in a' the Mediterranean; 29 vessels of 34,827 tons and a F complement of 5,488 men in North America and the S West Indies; 9 vessels of 7,647 tons and 1,115 men b on the south-east coast of America; 71 vessel of d 7,590 tons and 1,275 men at ...

... to the Roman Conquest. The result of Mr. Frouds's recent visit to the West Indies will shortly be published by Messrs. Longmans under the title of The English in the West Indies; or, the Bow of Ulysses. The ?? will be illustrated with numerous sketches ...

... receatly exceeded anything hitherto known. Large supplies of both have also left this country for I America, the ELst and West Indies, and nearly the whole ref our distant Britisil Possessions. Nearcer home their progress is still nmore rapid; throughout ...

... a naturalist than as an hi-tora2n, It is c-asi ~lCult, indered it is na-ct to impo~ssiblol, to tell 110e shea- ocf the West Indies and the 1Snanish onvasion of i,,l New Wenzd with ant degeofcrptnesiamn- -o- raphi like thle presen't of ?? Ic-s than Tour- ...