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... THE CHRONICLE. AUGUST 1. 1874. CHESTER CITY POLICE COURT. when arrested. Prisoner said he had been in the West Indies and apt the yellow fever, and when he took drink it got into hts‘ead.—Sergt. Clarke, of the county police force, corrolorated. — Prisoner ...
... manner in which the Customs' authorities are enforcing the quarantine laws. The captains of all vessels arriving from the West Indies, the continent of America, the Mediterranean. and the Black Sea are compelled to remain on board and wait the convenience ...
... Mr. Atkinson said he felt thankful for it. But they had illustrations elbewhere,notably with the foolish slaves in the West Indies, who were the greatest antagonists to freedom, that even their chains were thought to be agreeable. But if they were to ...
... Parliament. But then, :* claims confiscation for the injured publicans, and appeals to the emancipation of the slaves in the West Indies. But the analogy does not bold. The planters, however, contrary to human rights, held property in the slave, but the publican ...
... was charged with stealing a purse containing 1315. the property of Robert Williams, a black sailor from Barbedues, in the West Indies. The prosecutor stated that about half-past twelve o'clock on Friday night he went to the prisoner's house in Cross-street ...
... H. Johnson, Eel., and U. Tolierr:ttehe: EPf A Tato ni.cs.—Robert Miliaria, a black i sailor from Ilarbadoes, in the West Indies, was charged, on remand. with stealing a watch, the property of 1 Ephraim Robbins—Mr. Cooke appeared on behalf of the p ...
... some time ago to San Domingo, where he published several slashing articles on the doings of the Spanish authorities in the West Indies. While he remained there ho was beyond their reach ; but unfortunately ho made up his mind to visit Kingston, and sent a ...
... RODNCY'S GRIST VicroarThe French commander, Count de Gramm, had for some time been pursuing a very successful career in the West Indies, and in the spring of lfir2lie wade preparations for conquering Jamaica Rodney, who in command of the English fleet, was ...
... oppressed. During his life it had bees his privilege to know that theymaerifieed millions of money to free the slaves in the West Indies, and he felt quite certain that they were ready to make secrifioss on behalf of so worthy • cause, and express in • practical ...
... is again indisposed from his old eomphtiet. This renewed attack will prevent the has. baronet taking his voyage to the West Indies The Briatol Timers aid Mirr6r says that since being in the Abarystwith Infirmary the Borth (sating girl has I found her ...
... House to to the contract entered into with the Royal Mall Steam Packet Cosepaay for the conveyance of mails to and from the West Indies. Mr. Ilsclver leaded for a peetposement of the omitted, but it wee agreed to without division. Mr.Sclater-Booth brought ...
... MACDONALD says that years ago, though his father Led served in the fleet iu connection with the taking of seven islands in the West Indies, he happened one day to let a tiller fall on the bead of a drunken captain, and he received coven dozen lashes in consequence ...