... cordially drunk, with musical honours. Several other toasts followed, including W. R. M. Wynne, Esq. (who is at present in the West Indies), O. S. Wynne, Esq., Mr Evan Rowland, &c., and the company dispersed after having enjoyed a most pleasant evening. The excellent ...

... there is a continued regularity of employment, the proprietors finding little difficulty in securing orderj. Wirh the West Indies and South America an increased trade is being done, and indications point to important additions to the demand from that ...

... making in all one hundred and twenty souls. Since the day she steamed down the Dela- ware to the ocean on her voyage to the West Indies nothing has been received from anyone on board.-New York Herald, March 16. ADVICE TO MOTHERS.—Are you broken of your rest ...

... correspondence from London in the Belgian papers has contained the following item of news The steamer Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has brought the following intelligence:—' Sir Richard Mayne has died at Santiago.' PAPAL POLITENESS.—At the last consistory ...

... British, the French, and the Spaniards in Vigo Bay. The British were successful; and they met a Spanish fleet from the West Indies, laden with coins of gold, much of which went to the bottom of the sea. It is now suggested that this bullion can be recovered ...

... connected with that service-a Victoria Cross man, who is in com- mand of the Defence, a first-class iron frigate, in the West Indies. (Applause, followed by three cheers for Colonel Herbert.) Colonel W. HERBERT, in response, said-Mr President and gentlemen ...