... every man who has any interest iv the West Indies by every man who ever set his foot in the West Indies and very feebly denied even by the Philanthro- pists who having nol a shilling's worth of properly in the West Indies themselves, find it conducive to their ...

... following affect :— . That the Deputation contemplated with great alarm the present situation of the Colonies. That in the West Indies, and also in this country, a strong impression prevailed tint the connection between these Colo- lies and Great Britain ...

... „ 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— ...

... 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. ...

... this morning from Leith, to be fit ted. for a foreigo station. The Mersey, 28, Captain Bramcr, will sail to-morrow for the West Indies. 'the Providnce, Ford, having undergone the necessary re- pairs; went oilt Of the harbour this morning, and Will sail to- ...

... Egremont, where she fell over, and hes in consequence been obliged to discharge her cargo. The James j from the Clyde to; the West Indies, was on toe Garrawny Rock, Bully Walter, on the 23d iost. The Enigheden, Fisher, from Bergen to' Barcelona, foun- dered ...

... in Orchard-street ; Major aud Mrs. Robt. Fitzpatrick. in Hertford-street, May-fair; Major Flynn, in Pall- mall, from the West Indies; Mr. Edward Fauquier, in Scotland- yard; Major Forrester, in Park-street, from Dublin; Mr. Willi -tin Frederick Forster ...

... on the Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Huskisson) the policy of equalizing the Duties on Sugar, whether from the East or the West Indies. He did not approve of irritating language. If ihe duties were equalized the opportunity would be taken away of constantly ...

... Middlesex. Thi. promising young officer was cut off by that dreadful malady, the bane of mo«t European* who visit the West Indies. Lord Londonderry's History ofthe Peninsular War may be expected to appear iv a few days. It is dedicated by permission ...

... property of Planters was derived from crime.-(W ZlMo nol mmeO- Was it not felony ? Could any man * that a Planter in the West Indies tore men, women, 'TrTildren from their families, and exposed them to the hor- nf tlie middle passage, without knowing it ...

... Petersbnrgh . Lieut. R. Henry, K.M. A . on yromotion, by Major. -Gen. Campbell. Capt. Hnnn, R.N. on his return from the West Indies. Lieut. H. Williams,.R.N. on his return from abroad. Lieat. Pitts, on his promotion. Capt. James Pearl, on his promotion ...

... To be completed in Seventeen Monthly Parts. Contents :— Part I. France, Hindoostan, Russia — Part 11. Prussia, Sweden, West Indies— Part ill. Greece, Austria, South Italy- Part IV. Turkey (in Europe), Netherlands, Europe— Part V. North Italy, Switzerland ...