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... and the inhabitants of li jte ?? 28, Capt. Hugh Patton, is expected here froir. Chatham, preparatory lo proceeding to the West Indies. dpi. R. H. Barclay is appointed to the Infernal bomb, al ?? Lie'- Geo - B. Martin, late Flag Lieutenant to Sir James ...
... widow of fhe lale Peter Verney, Esq., and sister ofthe late Dr. Charles Webster, Physician to his Majesty 's Forces in the West Indies. On the 19th of May, at the house of his father, Thomas, only son of Thomas Wilson. Esq. of Ives -place, Maidenhead. On ...
... He was at Ihe siege of Quebec, and at all the battles of Sir Edward Hughes in India, and has subsequenlly served in the West Indies, Mediterranean, and during the last war. He was a perfect soldier, and a kind friend. The men who served under him deeply ...
... in the West Indies, and who at one time was called Sanders, and at another time Saunders. The Lord Chief Justice.— When was the action brought ? Mr. Comtn.— The action was brought, my Lord, in 1821. Tbe witness, Saunders, is in the West Indies, on board ...
... distress experienced io the West Indies during the last forty years, he should have to enter upon a very wide field indeed, Assuming, however, the premises of his Honourable Friend, as distiess was ad- mitted to exist in the West Indies, he was not prepared ...
... many other ...
... printed. Sir C. COLE presented a Petiiion from Ihe Inhabitants of Swansea, praying for the abolition of Negro Slavery in the West Indies. — Ordered to be printed. Mr. CUKTEIS moved thata Co-;y be laid before the House of the Order in Council, imposing Coun ...
... City, rela- •'ve •'- Ihe considerable importation of flour from Dantzig and Hamburgh for the purpose of being sent to tbe West Indies The persons who sen! him this information were not holders of corn nor concerned in the trade of that article, but West ...
... Total ofthe English killed .. IS Wounded 57 Missing 7 The Chevrette. al ihe time she was cut out, was destined for the West Indies, with despatches ; this then, Sir, is what you term a useless enterprise — so useless that you have not consi- dered it ...
... measure could not deteriorate the condition of the slave population of Ireland (a laugh)— he begged pnrdon, he meant of (lie West Indies Mr.T. WILSON said, thatat present West India Merchant* could not borrow money upon thair estates, because it would injure ...
... practicable step for the con- summation of that great act of national justice, the Eman- • cipation ofthe Slaves in the West Indies, consistent with the rights of property and the interests ot tbe Colonial Proprie- ?? la he printed. Sir J. NEWPORT wished ...
... the Beer Bill.— Ordered to be printed. A Petition was presented from Gill angham, in Dorsetshire, against Slavery in the West Indies Ordered to be printed, BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. The SPEAKER (having called over several names, and no answer being given) ...