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... attained the rank Lieutenant-General in 1851. He served through tbe campaign of In Egypt, and passed several years in the West Indies. Surinam be was wounded, and for Ms conduct there was presented Patriotic Fuad Comraittea with sword the value sovereigns ...
... subjects, also soldiers and sailors. very large proportion the whole were from the Channel Islands. France, India, and the West Indies follow in order. The corresponding number of passengers during the year 1853 was 26,048, bnngmg 77,006 packages of baggage ...
... served at St. Domingo from April to August in 1795, and accompanied the expedition under Gereral Sir Ralph Abercromby to tbe West Indies, and was at the reduction of Morne, Fortunee. In 1799 he also accompanied the expedition to the Helder, and was present ...
... Colonel J. Leach, C. 8., of the Rifle Brigade, who has lately died, aged seventy-six, after serving with ihw 70th in the West Indies 1803, 1804, and 1805. accompanied the Rifle Brigade on the expedition to Copenhagen in 1807, and was present the battle ...
... ion, and when a great question was impending—a question no less importance than the emancipation of the slaves in the West Indies—it was thought desirable that the office Secretary for the Colonies should be held by a man possessing influence anti weight ...
... left this city Thursday, tbe former having retired from the service full pay, after long and creditable service in the West Indies and the Bahamas as well at home. Captain Gosaet, R.E., is in temporary charge of the department. K. J. Reamsboltoro, Esq ...
... Royals on the death General Sir J. Kempt. . . S r Edward Blakeney accompanied the expedition under Major-General White the West Indies, and was present at the capture of Demerara, Berbice, and in 1790; in the course of this service he was three times taken ...
... throughout the whole of that time he has led an honourable and a useful life. has fought in many desperate battles in the West Indies, in Holland, and the Peninsular wars, in the course of which received one or more disastrous wounds; so that abroad as well ...
... >tlier; and the Extra Premium' now requir-d for Foreign Residence are materially reduced, p rticularly tor tlie I as d West Indies. cial Risks. Pcr.'Oi.s > are not in sound health are Insured such Extia Premiums as the Directors*, under the advice it ...
... Lord Londonderry at thirty-two. Plymouth, Saturday Mobxino. The La Plata steamship arrived here this morning irom the West Indies, with mails; she baa quarantine dags flying. The Telegraph transport, Portsmouth, has shipped quantity of coffee, roasted ...
... have been accustomed to deal with sanitary questions not only at home but abroad—for one of them has been employed in the West Indies upon similar service:—we are going to send out these three civilians with ample powers to examine the sanitary condition ...
... with a scarlat welt, United Kingdom ai.d North American or other stations cold climates, and white linen in the East or West Indies and the MediterUnean. 8. Belt —Waistbell of while enamelled leather, and «-half wide, with slings end gilt book. The sword ...