Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... THE ARMY The remaiiider of the 9th (East Norfolk) Regiment of Foot have arrived from the West Indies, and are ordered to march to Manchester. lv Detachments belonging to the 14th, 40th, and 54th Reeimeots of Infantry are ordered to embark this morning ...
... It was stated that Captain Harris was appointed to hrs Majesty's ship Hussar in 1823, aud repaired to his station in the West Indies, from whence he returned to England in 1826, and that during his absence from England he carried on a criminal intercourse ...
... caught, and that the ship, pl' : der trie command dfanolrier per- son, was finally obliged to take up a freight in the West Indies, having foiled in hi- primaA object of getting a sufficient freight in the peculiar products ofthe South Seas; and thai ...
... employed at its conquest will bear tes- timony of English bravery and heroism. From Quebec the 58th were ordered to the West Indies, where it was deemed ad- visable by Ministers to pursue the war with vigour and activity. Of the islands taken from the ...
... Wahde, ?? was presented by Mr. Huskisson, as Secretary of State for the Colonial Depart- ment, on his return from the. West Indies. The Honourable an.l Reverend Mr. Bigot kissed hands upon his being appointed Dean of Canterbury. Viscount Inokstrik was ...
... employed. He knew, in the absence of a proper division of lahonr, from conversations wilh the proprietors of estate* in t^e West Indies, with whom, as Secreiary to their Committee, now formed in London to watch over their intere*ts, he was in constant com ...
... inquiries at tho lodgings of the prisoner, and he had discovered that he had been There about six months. He had been in the West Indies, and had married the widow of an officer there. Sir R. Birnie — Do you know who the prisoner really is } Stevens — Yes ; ...
... nearly the whole of the lime U i . i.y- in deliberation, 'in hearing the evidence j? Pr '»Prietor, who had resided in the West Indies 'or seventeen yearn. This Gentleman was examined 'f the effect of different Enactments in the Order in .'Vn I RWnttm »*** ...
... Lord Talbot and Mr. Yorke, whilst Attorney and Solicitor General, gave it as their opinion thai a slave coming from the West Indies, either with or without his master, to Great Britain, did not become free, and that hi- master's property or right in him ...
... Thomas Hislop, Bart. ?? it is said, will succeed Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Warde, ?? as Commanderof the Forces in the West Indies. The Porter, Call AN, from Jamaica, has arrived at Liverpool. She sailed on the 16th of September, and on the same day spoke ...
... Charlotte-street and Tottenham- court-road. A Desirable SUGAR ESTATE, to be SOLD, in the I sland of St. Christopher's, West Indies. Particulars to be had of I). Devvar, Esq. 25, York-terrace, Regent's Park, London. All letters to be post paid. DE LI G ...
... or written to any de- sign. Variety of patterns for inspection. Fine Wire Di-h Covers and Meat Safes for the East and West Indies, admit circulation of air, exclude flies and all insects; Wire Safety- Lamps, Lanterns, with every other article of Wire ...