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... the original treaty, conceded in the West Indies to the Americans, and them on their coast to us. But Senate struck out the part relating to their own coast.— They wished to concede the right to them in our West Indies, hot they refused it tons on their ...
... to the extent twenty per cent. Tho non-interference of the cabal of Downing-street with the colonial assemblies in the West Indies. The repeal of the duty on coals carried coastways, and tax upon the fund-holders of ten per cent The repril of the malt ...
... (Ro>al Highland) Regiment, arrived on the instant, at Chatham, t«>r ...
... commanded by Captain Richard Owen, has been directed the Admiralty to complete the surveys of the difterent parts of the West Indies which have been left undone the Spaniard«, and the late Admiralty Surveyor in that quarter, Mr. Mayne. Captain Owen, it ...
... the slaves the island, upon the basis of the establishment for affordine religious instruction the negro population the West Indies. It was intended to erect schools in every parish; and the bishop bad been for some time actually engaged in pro moting ...
... 410. Pocock's Cottage Designs, 4to. Hume and Smollet’s England, 13 vols. (eland’s Ireland, vols. Abbe Raynal’s East and West Indies, f. vols. Doctor Ure’s Dictionary of Chemistry. Bonnyeaslle’s Astronomy. Nicholson’s Carpentry and Joinery. Dodd on Steam ...
... country forming two thirds the distance Ir-Iwum , i,., and Japan, hi*oo leagues; colleges m many parts of the East and West indies; and where not regular Colleges, our members are to lie found in re- gious of Mount ami pt, Africa ami Clii-a.” j In 1749 ...
... , and in 1775 was appointed captain in his regiment In 1779 he exchanged into the 20lh light dragoons, and went to the West Indies in the intended expedition to the Spanish Main, which failed, having been anticipated Lieut-General Sir J. Dalling, Lie ...
... apostate, flagrant from the nine-tailed lash mulcted by the unsparing arm ol sixteen-stone drummer, originally educated in the West Indies as help to an overseer itn what agreeable cadence the hollow howling Ins sepulchral voice would Call upon the auricular ...
... glovers were reduced to wretchedness, and they naturally looked the Duke of W'ellington. The lethargic proprietors the West Indies, and their still more lethargic agents, confided thcircares to the guardianship of the Duke of W'ellington. The country ...
... Whatever was the fault which had excited it, Haney’s conduct completely disproved Smith’* observation. When sent out to the West Indies, lie hatiered the the liuvaiioali, with the most heroic intrepidity and and in thataltack made the name of Ids ship, the ...
... October, 1194; a Rear-Admiral December, and Vice-Admiral 19th July, 1821. was on officer who had seived much CapLiin the West Indies and America; Comrandoie at Gibraltar many ye. rs; the North Coast Spain, Rear-Adiui al, co-operation with tlien Held Ma ...