... in naval annals. By the death of Sir Edward Hamilton, Vice- Admiral the Earl of Dundonald, ?? Commander-in- Chief in the West Indies, becomes Admiral of the Blue. ...

... Lieutenant-General Sir Willoughby Cotton, with his health unimpaired, from his repeated and long services both in the East and West Indies. This gallant and justly popular officer was entertained by the Honourable Court of Directors on Saturday last. REPORTED ...

... FASAION. THE COURT. OSBORNE, FEB. 26.-His Royal Highness Prince Alfred is expected to arrive at Osborne to-pight from the West Indies. His Highness Prince Dhuleep Singh has left London for Brighton. Viscount Palmerston left -London on Wednesday for Osborne ...

... Malta, from Dublin, of the 1st Battalion 22nd Regiment, the 21st (Royal North Britisb) Fusiliers will proceed thence to the West Indies. His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange and tile noblemeil of his snite leave London on Tuesday next, on a visit to the ...

... Sir Fre- Bem i'± Bedford will succeed Vice-Admiral Sir John Fisher, ?? as Comnnander-in-Cluef on the N-ortlh American and West Indies station, Iwho vill t lieve Admiral Sir Joti Omuaney Hopkins, ?? on his relinqu;shitng the command of tim 'Mcd.terrauean ...

... interest its readers, and promises to be worthy of the author of * Artist and Craftsmatln. Scenes and Customs in the West Indies is written by one who is well acquainted with the islands, and who depicts life in Jamaica with graphic effect and much ...

... Captain Dange- rous this month, who has several nautical expe- riences, which result in his finding himself at liberty in the West Indies. There is a very good burlesque on the Robertson Inquiry, under the heading Tried by Court Martial. Au article on Iron ...

... which agriculture might attain if properly attended to. The samples exbihited included epcimens of sugar-cane from the West Indies, flax from 1Russia, wheat from the South of Franc?, and a great variety of fruits and vegetables, all of which were grown ...

... 2,500 fathoms, or nearly three niles. In somve parts, however, it is almost twice as dceep, for off Porto Rico, in tie West Indies, the Blake, belonging to the Unitedt States Navy, found a depth of 4,561 fatlioms. or nearly fivec and a-quarter miles. ...

... stranger, but seized his hand, ?? the name of' my race, I thank yon for your noble efforts to pro- mote eiancipation in the West Indies, and tile world. Brouigham often spoke of this incident, and declared it to be the most hiighly valued compliment lie ever ...

... deals t with many interesting topics. A pleasant little s picture is that of the conveyance of the coffee- .eplant to the West Indies. The true home of the s berry Is Arabia. But in l 600 the Dutch took some eseeds to Amsterdam. They were cultivated in the ...

... morning, lle served under the Duke of York in the severe campaign in Holland in 1794; under Sir Ralph Abercromby in the West Indies, where lie was present at the reduction of St. Lucia and St. Vrincent, tile capture of Trinidad, and the attack upon Porto ...