... was a young man, twenty-three years ofage, and by vocation a Captain ofa merchant ve»«e., trading between Bristol and the West Indies. The Defendant wat a person of some property, residing at Bris- tol, where he filled the respectable and lucrative office ...

... C-J-pbsix, K.C.B- to be Lieutenant-Governor of Portsmouth, vice Major-General Sir James I*o*, appointed to the command in the West Indies. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. John Lewis, Mistley, *Wx, deal mereh_u_t. J oseph Humby , Ro rose y .'Southampton , carpenter ...

... property to trustees, with a direction to sell it, and invest th ...

... proposed to his Majesty's Government, lt was a proposal to allow an unrestricted trade between the British Colonies in tbe West Indies (possessing •nrehou-sin-f or free ports), and the British Fisheries and Pro- vinces in North America, by the removal or ...

... 50 per cent. id ship-builders, no wonder at the reduction. Our merchants cotimue to anticipate beneficial trade with the West Indies, as fa have gained confidence in the intentions of the Ministry to gold fast this natural and valuable part of the inte ...

... and. Dressiag Cases. The Improved Military Portable Drawers, Bullock and Cadet Trunks, and every re- quisite for East and West Indies, South America, ore — Marquees and Tents let on hire. Trunks aud Imperials lifted to Carriages. T^TORNING WALKING GOATS ...