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... and GI it embarked at Leith for Hariwich, where they will se ejoin the first battalion. The regiment is ordered P to the West Indies. ir At a meeting lately held at Dalkeith, consist- Si ing of respectable farmers and others, friendly at in to the yeomanry ...
... wife lived toge~ther upon the Pmv9 iffectionate terms. Some time rn 18Ltilhe defendant gr. 6bert Newton arrived from the West Indies, and was received by hii brotherwith the greatest cordiality, at his lodgings in ihhiers- street. The defendant remained ...
... Commodore Sir George Ralph Collibr, arrived at Portstmouth, on Satur- day afternoon, from the coast of Africa and, t~he West Indies. She ?? on the 2d of June, and proceeding to Cape Henry, left the slansld of St. Domingo on the 7thb ult.-.Thal island was ...
... after last fTerns, for a libel upon one of the aides- Ma de-canip of Sir James Leithi, in the Isand of Antigua, in the the 'West Indies; and one of tbe counts in the indldtment charged J a libel upon the Grand Jury ef that Island.. the The Court daily considering ...
... Brook-street. On Tuesday, Lieut. N. iewnham, IL N. to Mary, youngest daughter of Dr. Cooke, of Gowqr-street. DIED. In the West Indies, after a lingering Illness; on the 14th of April, in the town of St. George, Lieut. Willia'M Dawes, R. N. of Tufton Hall ...
... neighbourhood of Ayr for some days past. Her practice is to enter houses and tell a $tory of her connections in tl e ' West Indies, by means of whom she is enabled-to sell sugar at a very -reduced price. Having gained the ear of the credn- - oussshe contrives ...
... it was his opinion. tiat we ?? -of' h no talk-ethe boat and land; that-he laid' laen-once a s l lud- shipwrecked in the West Indies, wher,. shusing his Ls of to stay by tire wseck rather than leave it, he very hau Lt tf narrowly escaped death, and had ...
... Isabella Younw, widow of Dr. a Robert Cranmond, late Minister of ?? Middlewicls, in Cheshire, Mr. George Leigh.1In tlse West Indies, in the 24th year of his age, Mr. Gould, surgeon in the Royal Navy, yand son of Mr. William Gould, of Langton, near ?? P ...
... it. Such was exactly his (the'Coun. pff o; sel's) office. It had no name, like rnany hun- tul n dreds of others in the West Indies ; it was niot in gr h ?? e' any street; it was not even in -a town. Hei was t the only person of his namre in the island ...
... aeit the ptoseeftnd sote ia the defendant sent letters containing similatf cales Ntil F.'s-sister, who was gpne to the West Indies. S ci !,ord Et.LL~rao^.ctOUGsn asked whether there vn11 a. davit by Mr. Bailey, the mssic- liaster?. The ATTRon?t `VG9NERA ...
... the Captain's servant. Lastly, he engaged himself on hoard the Roxburgh Castle, Captain J. Bevan, to the Bra- zils and West Indies, and, iq this shili, be retrhied on he 2d of October Iast. Tiju SrOLEs CuiTp.-It is true that the infilt son Of -MIrs. ...
... plaintiff managed the hlUSe. They iad a Wite land, and alsor received an annuity from r tle plaintiff's brother, who was in the West Indies, througth the itatils of tine elder Bulmer, who wae related to ilem by marriage. This genilemtnti, and his son, the Rev ...