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... principles of justice an d reciprocity, the com- mercial between the United States and the British possessions, as well in the West Indies as upon the continent of North America. The Pleni- potentiaries of the two governments, not having been able to come agreement ...
... the country in which he was placed, he obtained permission, at his own particular request, to be allowed to serve in the West Indies. After much delay, and hair-breadth escapes fiom several French cruizcrs, those seas, who were on the look-out for a Princely ...
... stronger case, and occurred in 1759; then a citation was served upon a certain party resident in the island of Grenada, in the West Indie , A decree byways and means issued, and the party was subsequently excommunicated, The excommunication was returned, and ...
... BIOGRAPHICAL of THlim-BWOOD beeu f*ro«rod^He her lauded property, galioa with her the ment Of the revolul.onary war, nt West Indies, in marching regiment, where, shortly after his arriral, he gave mission, and went America; therehe re sided for wme time ...
... a wish to retire; and Lieutenant-General Moatrcor got* supply his place. Lord Corabermere having written home from the West Indies, decline Hie government «f Ceylon, which has been to him, Mr Cole is appointed to (he administratioa that important island- ...
... labourers in the same unlimited field* belonging other denominations. The dreadful losses sustained from hurricanes in the West Indies, which destroyed much of their Missionary property in chapels, &c., last autumn, add peculiar weight to their claims for ...
... suitable the rank of education suitable to (lie rank of his father, and his own prospects. His mother was a native of the West Indies, a woman of colour, she opposed her son being sent to England ; but her husband was resolved; wrished William to be brought ...
... explained, that he had some years ayo, recommended the husband of the priso- to Sir Alexander Grant, as a millwright in the West Indies, where he died, and all he kuew of the was, that she called upon him at that time with a tale of distress, and he gave hera ...
... threatens to spread itself.” Scarce a day rises: without bringing us the account of some new insurrection. Our advices from the West Indies. inform us, that St. Domingo is menaced with’ all the horrors of civil war. S ir Home Popham | exerted himself with great ...
... -yol. Watts on the Mind, The Odyssey Homer, }- Tele- vol. Cicero’s Letters, 2 vols. Switzerlngd, by J. Montgomery, 1 yol. West Indies, J. Mottgbmery, | yah | vol: ing’s-Might 40 wets. on’ various eset of Ornamen' beaatiful mahogany case, near! y new. van ...
... son two in the Chureh, 1,000/. This man mairied a daugh- ter of Chas. Wyndham, who is one of the great si- lders in the West-Indies. See Egremont. ‘The Earl has another son Capt. of foot, 4004. The Earl has a daughter married to the Marquis of Ts- vistock ...
... Watt’s on the Mind, I vol.; The Homer, 1 vol.; Trlemachus, 1 vol.; Iters, 2 'vols.; Wanderer of Switzerland, tomery, vol.; West Indies, J. Montgod.; Thomson’s Seasons, 1 vol.; Young’s sights; Blagdon’s Modem Geography, Atlas; Jellie’s Cumberland Guide and ...