... and (Ji)th Regiments, embarked board the Severn steamer at Cove for Chatham, from thence to reembark in transport for the West Indies. The infantry Limerick are daily instructed in working the great guns under the superintendence of a party of the Royal ...

... detachment Shajmonhridge, vice Lord Beauderk. Ist Depot,-—Lieutenant Macphersou proceeds to join the service companies the West Indies first draft going; .'list.—A fatal duel occurred Kurnaul the May between Captain Beatty and Lieutenant Dickson, this corps ...

... with success. Agents are now in this conntrv, arranging for the departure of a considerable number of labourers to the West Indies, under an arrangement which will, after a period of Servitude, make them small proprietors. Frontiers of Poland, Nov. 20 ...

... and liberty, they have ever been most forward. (Hear, hear.) have seen their exertions to abolish the code slavery in the West Indies— to put a stop to the waste of human life abolishing the horrible punishment of death. 1 have seen many general traits of ...

... in Uichmoud burrac'. a. Lh-ntennnl-rolonel Is>ve, of the 76th, who is at present in London, is about to embark for the West Indies, in order tusuutu the command of sendee companies of that rogimeut. The 7blb is now stationed in thu Island of St. Lucia ...

... perished but for this daring act of the gallant midshipman, who lost valuable watch the occasion. Mr. ritzjames served the West Indies, in North and South America, und f..r some time past in the Mediterranean, and hears from all his successive cotutuimdors ...

... the most orderly, read the accounts from i-Jahiu, (in column,) connection with those uhich xve have given above from the West Indies. I persons will Jo so without admitting that the nliiilhionists were aa much the friends of the planters slaves—or rather ...

... any charge of postage, by bis Majesty's Mediterranean steam packets. F. Freeling, Sec. A fatal duel taken place in the West Indies between Commander W. A. Horringham and Lieutenant H Broadhead, both of H.M.S. Forte.— Lieutenant Broadltead, was killed ...

... Black Horse Tavern, Hi {h->t eet Poplar, on the body of John Peter Oram, seaman, forty-two years, belonging the Hen wink. West Indi.t-man, who was stabbed Thomas Meu/ies. the third-mute, Tuesday evening, the river, from the effect of which died the following ...

... )’*M»r di>giace not KiiginnJ only, but to emli/ed lie l o.*rs of Russia ilie ruyus the Ottoman Poile, n the shtv. s t«f the West Indies, are incomparably ' ett • ort*. The great hulk of the landlords Ireland seem never to lime Ikvii actuated in the management ...

... Waterford ha* arrived at New York in his yacht, the Gem. It was the intention of the noble marquis to have visited the West Indies, but that idea was abandoned. The Archbishop of Armagh, the Ladies Anne and Catharine Beresford, the Misses Beresford, ...

... consequently, among the chief who won Reform for the British empire—and who insisted on the Mimtncipalion the Slaves of the West Indie# And what is hi# present position? The must powerful and influential man at present in his Majesty's dominions—in whose ...