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... lor Oporto in the Solace, which has been fitted out here for the purpose. Deal, July 2.— Arrived the lletrench.from the West Indies; Lord Suffolk transport, from Quebec; and Dunvegan Castle, Findlay, from Ihe Mauritius. Pohtsmouth, July '2.— Arrived the ...
... ditto from ditto; Sir Wm. Sheridan, at Fladong's Hotel, Oxford-street,' from a tour; — Cadett, Esq. at ditto, from the West Indies; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hay, at Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, from Greece • Holme Sumner, Esq. at Kenton's Hotel, St. Jai ...
... „ Papers relating tothe Slave Trade, 1896 (15 PUuunV* l's64 3 a Appendix to the Chancery Commission, 1836 .. ai** % _! West Indies— April 18, 1896 '™ , ® Commitment for Contempt of Court— lB96. 962 14 Inquiry of Commissioners iuto Public Charities— ...
... of this the two Houses of Parliament entered into certain Resolu- tions, and his Majesty's Government sent out to the West Indies certain orders and recommendations, the object and in- tention of which wer- to diminish the great distinction which ex- ...
... House, Windsor, after a short illness, and only a few days after the death of his wife, John Sturges, Esq. Lately, iv the West Indies, Commander S. M. Colquliouo.of his Majesty's ship Barham. ...
... most dangerous parts of the Channel. In the lat- ter capacity he was actively employed on the coast of Africa and in the West Indies, until the close of the war. He was a seaman every inch (as the saying is), and though peculiarly gentle and mild in manner ...
... The Gentle- man whom he tiad thought lit to personate wa- well known at ihe west end of the end, and had estates in (he West Indies; he had recently gone abroad, and being besides a manof colour, the prisoner, no doubt, thought to act as hi, representative ...
... under Sir Ralph Abercromby, where he was wounded in the thigh at the siege of Morue Fortune. During his residence in the West Indies, he was appointed to a company in one of the We-t India corps then forming, and gained in an emi- nent degree the attachment ...
... has occurred here to the snipping. Sailed yester- day his Majesty's ship Harpy, 10 gun*, Commander Charles Rjch, for the West Indies. Arrived yesterday the schooner Dickins, Proctor, of Londnn, from Santos in Brazil, in 104 days, bound to Antwerp, with ...
... within signal distance of Bermuda, and saw there the Barham frigate, and two sloops of war. The Spanish squadron in the West Indies, it was ex- pected, would he reinforced by a frigate from Cadiz; outside of the Havannah was a 60-gun frigate cruizing, ...
... O'Conncll. LIMERICK, Dec. 20. Sir CnARt.Es Doyle, the late esteemed Major-General of this district, will shortly proceed to the West Indies, where he has been appointed to a command. — Major-General Sir Edward Blakeney spoke in favourable terms of the discipline ...
... Camden, Tate, from Trinidad ; John Shand, Innes, from Jamaica ; Columbia, Delano, from New York; George Hi bberta, from the West Indies; Hunter, Probe! . from Genoa ; Salthouse, from the Havannah ; and Wat- lace,Welland, from Jamaica. Arrived from London, ...