... | THE WEST INDIES. By Express from Falmouth. T , , FALMOUTH, June 22. ihe royal mail steam-ship Medway, Lieut. Smith, Com- mander, arrived this morning, from the West Indie., with mails from all the colonies and stations, about 60 passen- gers, a million ...

... WEST INDIES BY EXPRESS FROM FALMOUTH (From our Correspondent.) FALMOLTH, March 10, Five p. m. We are at last enabled to announce the arrival of the Royal Mail Steam Company's vessel Thames, this afternoon, from the Havannah and West Indies, being some ...

... THE WEST INDIES (From our Corre.pondent. ) Southampton-, Dec. s.— The Royal West India mail packet, the Medway, arrived in the river last evening, and landed the West India mails, which were forwarded to London, by the two a.m. train, this day. Her dates— ...

... ! THE WEST INDIES. ♦ TO THE EARL GREY. My Lord—lt is with much regret that I have read your 1 despatch, bearing date the 30th of October, and communi- : cated to the West India Association. It is neither the I despatch of a statesman prompt for remedial ...

... WEST INDIES. Her Majesty's packet Swift, Lieut. Douglas, arrived on Wednesday at Falmouth. The following were her sailing dates :— From Barbadoes, August 13, St. Lucie and Mar tinique 15, Dominica and Guadaloupe 16, Antigua 17, Mont- serrat, Nevis, and ...

... THE WEST INDIES to the chancellor of the exchequer. Sir — You are indebted to the West India colonies three hundred millions, and you are unable to pay them one j shilling. You have laid every island prostrate, and yet you defend your policy. Though you ...

... WEST INDIES. lalmolth, Nov. 26.— Her Majesty's packet Petrel, Lieu- tenant Crook, arrived after post hour to-night, from the West Indies. Passengers— From Trinidad, Mr. and Mrs. La CosU and servant; from Grenada, Sir Charles W. Wed- derburn, Bart., 52d ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The following appeared in our third edition yes- terday :— The usual fortnightly mail arrived early this morning, by the Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Medway, Captain May. Lieutenant W. South, R.N, was the Admiralty agent in charge ...

... ' THE WEST INDIES. SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 4. __ anticipated, the Thames Royal Mail Steamer has d three days before she was due. The vessel has had trn f ] weather during the whole passage. Her freight k ea ° dof 311,400 dollars, 1,372 ounces of platina, 1 ...

... THE WEST INDIES. « (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday. The Dee, Royal Mail Company's steam ship, Captain W. Allan, arrived last evening at eight o'clock, from the West Indies, Mexico, &c, with the usual fortnightly mail. The latest dates she ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ♦ (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday Evening. Tht R»yal Mail Company's steamship Thames, Captain Abbott, arrived in our docks, from the West Indies, this afternoon, at three o'clock. Her dates of sailing are as follows : — ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ?? — . We have received our usual files of Jamaica papers, but the news they contain is but of slight interest. The claims of the West Indian planters upon ihe British Government continue to be urged with unceasing vehemence. The following ...