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... FIR AC lES IN THE WEST INDIES Sic. (FROM THE NEW YORK ADVERTISER.) It is but a short time since we turned ihe attention of our readers to the suhject of Ihe piracies committed upon the com- merce of our merchants in the West India seas, and all along ...
... Bombay,— l7*. h Dragoons; 65th Ditto. May be expected to arrive in England about tbt middle of tbe year 1893. Fram the West Indies.— ?? Foof; 61st Ditto. May be expected to arrive in January next. TO CO OUT TO BENGAL. From England — l6ih Lancers; I3ih ...
... Royal George yacht is gone on of harbour. Falmouth, Oct. 25. — Arrived his Majesty's ship Bustard, from Portsmouth for the West Indies ; and John Baker, Anlaby, from London, for Leghorn. Pt.tmocth, Oct. 25. — Arrived the Supply. Robertson, from Newcastle ...
... Some transports are still in the harbour, bound to the eastward, for the purpose of convey me troops from Scotland to the West Indies. Melancholy OccußHE»cß.-ThnrBday last (4th iait.) in a dreadful eale of Wind from Ihe N.N.E. twenty-two fishinc boats with ...
... place; Major Cnrt- wright, in Burton-crescent ; Mr. and Mrs. Rose, in Lower ) Brook-street ; Capt. Griffiths, from the West Indies, in Baker- street; Earl of Pomfret, from tbe Norlh, in Piccadilly ; Capt. Majoribaaks, from Scotland, to the Albany; Captain ...
... amao Boß*swboTn , Oct. 18.- A rrived the Dp ad, from »w™». and proceeded 'for Cowe,. Sailed ■^ , J7 « a'cSSe. for the West Indies; and Cameleonend Ltuoet, oa a c™ l ?? PtvaoUTH, Oct. 17.-Arrlved the tfefififoffSSZ ftom Ipswich, for Liverpool, leaky ; ...
... mfon also extended to this quarter, and a wish impressed that naval protection may be afforded to tinsels trading to the West Indies. We have Blithe following extracts : — FROM THE UALIFAX GAZETTE OF OCT. 6. mem, Sept. 20.— His Excellency Sir James Kempt ...
... and rain ; and yester- day it blewagale from tbe N.N.E. with occasional showers. Several vessels have arrived from the West Indies during last week, wbich were required to perform quarantine. Owing to tbe coldness of the weather which has now set in, ...
... , n ty Captain Chads, of ihe Navy, aod r 4CT ««slar Hospital, and also on account of S*«ttS Z c * av ?? chic Ay « 'ne West Indies, the » •Wu^.k ° n!y l 0 be dismissed from ihe Salisbury, «) c Doltom of the list of Surgeous.— (Portsmouth f- lcaiio « ...
... meeting last Mon- day, at which a Memorial to the Government was drafted, praying for protection from the pirates io the West Indies. Mr. James Perkins was appointed lo present the memorial to the Secretary of State, to be transmitted to the President. ...
... WAREHOUSES, fia*. 99 antl 100, Oxft.rd-sireet.-_ KOBERTSHAW aad Company inform Ladles nnd Gentle- men going to the East or West Indies, or any place abroad, they bave always t^qdy made, or made on the shortest notice' every REQUISITE for tke VOYAGE and STATION ...
... patronised by Officers in the Army and Navy as peculiarly efficacious, particularly in Malta, Gibraltar, and the East and West Indies, lt is so mild in its operation, and having nothing mercurial in its preparation, may be givea at all age-., without interfering ...