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... LOSS OF THE WEST INDIES And of Four MiUions of Revenue ; of Employment for manu thou, sandt of Seamen mnd Tont of Shipping ; of the Contumption of our Manufactures to the amount of Millions; and ofthe Expen- diture of many Millions Sterling in England ...
... Park-street. DIED— On the 23d ult., at Fratin, in Essex, Mrs. Harris, of Milner-placc, Lambeth, aged 60. Lately, in the West Indies. William Roberts, Esq. ...
... and at 130 when exposed to the sun, which is 10 degrees above blood heat, and as hot as is frequently experienced in the West Indies. ...
... following suggestions could in any way contribute to the abolition of the diabo- lical and cruel system of Slavery in the West Indies, of which so much has been said of late, their inser- tion will greatly oblige, Sir, yours truly, Rotherhithe, July 22, ...
... it has yet no English name, but is a species of the Annona of Linn___us. Mr. East had the honour of procuring it for the West Indies •ome few years bark, from whence il was obtained by our townsman, Mr. H. Phillips. It is esteemed a more delicale trait ...
... last the tenants and tradesmen of J. B. Wildman, Esq. M.P., of Chilham Caslle, in commemo- ration of his reiurn from ihe West Indies, dined logeiher in a spacious booth erected for ihe purpose, in the park. Upwards of forly sat down toan excellent dinner ...
... Kingdom, and so far as .he m y coptrjbute to eplighten Parlitunent or the Co„n c i, O0 the actual state of affairs in the West Indies that Z' f.l P Tr ; n ' dad ' h ° Wever ' «• *PP*™ to us utne^f ?he nV ,O e n' 0n ° G ° VerD ' nen ?? PreJuTlo (be is- ...
... shio was lost by the perils of the sea ; she was bound from il.' port of London to Maracaibo, with liberty to louch i the West Indies, and the plaintiff had a bona lide insurable interest in her ; she was warranted by ihe underwriters ar am every peril but ...
... which is alluded to in our King's Bench report, whether a commission ot discovery should be issued for evi- dence in Ihe West Indies and Africa, in the action of Mr. Ma- cauley against the Proprietors oflhe John Bull, for libel. Mr. Brougham was heard, ...
... beard at much length in Ihis case, which has been so frequently discussed. The question relates lo certain estates in the West Indies, upon which there are innumerable incumbrances. The Defendant now claims a considerable sum of money for advances made : ...
... is daily expected at Portsmouth, from North America. She has been aosent nearly four years, and frequently visited the West Indies. This fri- gateis built of larch from the woods of the Duke of Atholl in Scotland, and found to answer in every respect ...
... uriver, on his being appointed Capiain-General of the Coast of Africa; and Major-General Murray, on his return from the West Indies. The Levee was also attended by General MilUaT'of_c 0r S ' rC ' B,NGHAM ' and near thirty olher Some sensation was yesterday ...