... they were both carried away to the Rev. Mr, While’s, on Tower-hill. Colonel Kelly had just been fitting himself for (he West Indies, and has lost all his property. Many of his books and papers would have been saved, but for the constant alarm of the explosion ...

... been actively occupied in promoting the cultivation of beet-root, to prevent the necessity of importing sugar from the West Indies, has ordered that a very large track of land, on tha banks of the Elbe, should be planted with this article. Show-Houses ...

... the attemion of the House to the situativn Lord Cochrane, who rose, amid loud erties of question, par- of Malta-and the West Indies. Ur, Stuart Wortley thought there should be the strictest ecouomy ; and belicved that the present Government, with an to ...

... taken by our Commanders from the Southern. States, nr seduced to desert from their masters, had been carried by them to the West Indies, and there sold as slaves. This was a charge of the heaviest nar ture, and if there was any foundation in it, w as one which ...

... law* ; and to the British - —averageof thrteyears.ending And to all other parts America, including Rritish and Foreign West Indies - - 10,399,51^ Total for the whole at America - £ The real value of the export* from Great Britain to American States, avetage ...

... to hare considered themselves as prisoners of war, have clandestinely shipped themselves for Halifax, Bermuda, and the West Indies, and thence to North America, proceeding in many cases through the British naval and military armaments, and thus per. forming ...

... the talents artist. The composition is defective, the drawing incorrect, and the colouring bad. 143. - Mausoleum in the West Indies, T. Daniel, R. A. —The colouring of the picture is peculiarly that of Mr. Daniel.—lt may Asiatic, but itcertninly isnot ...

... correspondent at Copenhagen, that in the course of next Summer more than one million pud of raw sugar expected there from the West Indies; the expected imports at other places were also considerable, so that in all foreign States the price pf raw sugar had {alien ...

... generally, that -cnmmlsston bad beeo aefll out to the coast of Africa to pick up slaves, to recruit the'black rcgitnenla in the West Indies. Mr. £a»in««rt Said, that the object of the cominiaion nns notlo pick slaves, but to eu* list free negroes t and precaution ...

... their services the recruiting establishment. Volunteers arc flocking dozens every day. We shall be enabled 'o send the West Indies by the Ist of October next, 350 fine men and boys, from 14 to 18 years of age, in the Herald transport. The troops are ...

... with American ship hound Cadiz, .and receiving information that she had* four days before, passed enemy convoy from the West Indies, hound to England, I crowded sail to the N. E. and although disappointed fitltini' in with the convoy, nevertheless made ...

... talents ofthjs artist. The composition is defective, the drawing incorrect, and the colouring bud. 143. Mausoleum in the West Indies, T.Daniel, R. A. —The colouring of the picture is peculiatly that Mr. Daniel.—lt may Asiatic, but it 'certainly is not European ...