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... her Majesty. The Gleaner steam vessel, Lieutenant-Commander Jeayes, which recently returned from North America and the West Indies, got under weigh yesterday afternoon, and proceeded up channel. It is understood that she has gone to Wool- wich, to be ...
... yesterday from Plymouth, with a number of supernumeraries, who are going out in the Imaum to join their respective ships in the West Indies. The Excellent gunnery-ship, Captain Sir Thos. Hastings, is to be altered from a third to a second rate, with an in- creased ...
... sengers, proceeding as an extra ship to St. Thomas, to be r prepared for commencing the new plan of mail service in i n the West Indies. The same company's steam-ship Forth ! S appointed to convey the West India mails on the Ist of next i 1 month, proceeded ...
... Imaum, 84, receiving-ship, went out of harbour on Wednesday. She was paid in advance on Friday, and will proceed to the West Indies to-morrow. She carries out a number of supernumerary officers and men to join the squadron there. The Orestes, Commander ...
... ts with respect to the service of the ships. , The ships would now stop at St. Thomas's, the great , fur market of the West Indies, and he had no doubt \ that that circumstance would cause a great increase in their , trade. These items together would ...
... Benibra. The Gleaner steam-vessel, Lieut. -Commander J. Jeayes, arrived here on Friday last from North America and the West Indies. The Crocodile troop ship, Master Commander Thomas Elson, is hourly expected to arrive in England, with troops from Canada ...
... Thomas Ritchie (or Laura), Ann (or Albert). DEAL, Aug. 30. — Arrived from the river and sailed the Thames steamer, for the West Indies. The Glens willy, for Port Philip ; John Line, for Madras ; Renfrewshire, for Quebec, remain. FALMOUTH, Aug. .9.— Sailed ...
... Neptune steamer,' for Hamburgh ; Sir E. Banks steamer, for Osiend. CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.â The Forth steamer, for West Indies. LIVERPOOL, September 87. ARRIVED.â The Charlotte, Lyon, from Africa ; Htnry Bins, Smith, from Quebec ; Priscilla, Taylor ...
... proceeded to Fermoy, where they are to be incorparated with the depot, and to be stationed. The 69th regiment embarked for the West Indies in the year 1831. The Rev. Edward Groves, the great Repeal advocate and Corn Exchange orator, pleaded guilty at College-street ...
... animal here feeds upon it with avidity, and fattens in a short time. It may be planted and cut like the guinea grass of the West Indies. The blades are about six feet long, and from 200 to 300 shoots spring from one plant. I have proved, by several experiments ...
... steamer, tot the Mediterranean. Quetef^sS'tt^T 17 ;- Arrived *c Neptune. Atkinson, from ff , n 1 f TreUt steamer - fot the West Indies. Arrived off, the Dowthorp, Lolty, from Singapore hofm SeP . t- 17 -T The Charlotte, Englebroht. from Stock- holm to Lisbon ...
... instances several varieties of those articles for which Birmingham is famous, but which, curiously enough, are supplied to the West Indies by American manufacturers. We give him all honour for his patriotic activity, and most heartily do we wish prosperity to ...