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... Till. WEST INDIES ( I' rom our C rrc-pondent.) Mil l iLVMfi'OX. ?? ?? Tl.i \lny_l West India n.aii ?? .-t thcMedway. I iptain in-ill ws, due from th. ?? -; liniies this day, an ive d here ' •1, vi a o'clock this in ruing, and landeel the M. \ : . an ...
... sugar from the British , colonies is about to prove inadequa'e to the consumption of this country, and as the crop in the West Indies is likely, ; this year, to prove below an average, it is argued that the j deficiency cannot be made up from other sources ...
... posted at the chief offio-, Nt Martin's.le-Grand, relative to the departure and arrival of the next mails to India. China. West Indies. America, th. Peninsula, &c. Ami.:ii' v.— 1 lie Hibernia will sail from Liverpool with the mail f..r British N Tib America ...
... a Surgeon in 1843 ; has principally served in the West Indies. Groves, Assistant Surgeon Edward, to the rank of Sur- geon ; passed for an Assistant in 1836, and has principally served in the West Indies. Kevern, Assistant Surgeon Charles T. S., to the ...
... work that remained to be performed. The exertions of the society are now directed chiefly to British North America, the West Indies, British India. and Australia. The number of clergy in connection with the society in British North America is 249. In ...
... Bri tor. ign colonies in the West Indies (except Honduras - : HavaniiAh), for Bermuela, San Juan de Nicaragua. « ; ' New Granada, will be despatched on the morning of-- 1 17th instant. The next mails from the West Indie- ?? due on the 7th inst. •' Mail- ...
... 7, Great Cumberland- -1 street, the lady of John \V. Empsoi'i. Esq.. of a daughter. ' ■ :1 ?? !*t f April, at Tobago, West Indies, the lady of Charles J- 1..- I'lastner. Esq., f a son. imi the ,th inst.. at Lee-terrace, Blac-kheath, the wife of Charles ...
... ceedings during the year, was read by Mr. TIDMAX. lt spoke ofthe success ofthe missions iv Polynesia, India, China, and the West Indies. None of the missionary stations had been abandoned, but several new ones had been formed ; and although death had deprived ...
... Hamburgh 13 1 1 | to ± ; Frankforl 122 ; ; to i. The unfavourable reports received by tlie few later ; arrivals from the West Indies, with respect to the ' weather, which bad been so excessive!} hot as se- j riously to threaten the growing crops, have caused ...
... the luggago of travellers is usually placed, and particularly a box con- taining papers belonging to a gentleman from the West Indies, a sham parcel was made up, with a view to detect the thief It was so placed that whoever lifted it would pull a string ...
... occupations. (Hear, hear.) Have we not legislated for the negroes in the West Indies ? (Hear, hear.) Did we not limit their hours of labour to nine r Is the climate of the West Indies worse than tbe heated and pol- luted atmosphere of these factories: (Hear ...
... le ni.ii.in. San Juan de Nicaragua, and New -; itched by the Dee steam mail packet • the morning of the lsth inst. The West Indies, except Honduras, llavan- . . .. is ill !>:• due at Southampton em the 17th n \- mail, from Mexico, Honduras, Havan- ?? ...