... YACHTING CRUISE the West Indies 'l'he ntearo Yacht I Victoria. I*. D. Lonham, Coirmander, sail* from | Tilbury Deck, February next, for fif» «lay« cruise. and Com pariaon Inviterl. -Manager, Carllou I Chamber*, 4, Regent Street, London, B.W. ...

... YACHTING CRUISE the West Indies. 'Hie steam Yacht X. Victoria, R. D. Luuham, Commander, aailt from Tilbury Deck, Rtb February next, for days eruiae. Inspection and Comperiaon invited. —Manager, Carlton Chamber*. 4, Regent Street, London, S.W. ...

... Propagation of the Goapel, was held last evening, in the Infanta’ School, Hayes, when the Rev. H. M. Joseph, from the British West Indies, gave an address. ...

... CREDITORS AND OTHER PERSONS having any debts, claims, or demands against the ESTATE OF DAVID POOLE, late Kingston. Jamaica, West Indies, formerly South Barrow, Bickley, to the County of Kent, a lieutenant in hir Majesty's 2nd West India Regiment, Deceas'd ...

... passed at the last meeting of the St. Mary Cray Parish Council. Mr. Richard Berens (who last week arrived home from the West Indies) presided,by virtue of his office of Chairman of the Parish Council, and there were amongst those present: The Rev. E. Ball ...

... was the eldest non Major-General laggett. of tlie Honourable Hast India, Company's Service. In April, 1852. went out the West Indies, in the same service, joining the 69th Regiment ensign, I becoming lieutenant and captain in due courne. He aftetwatd* passed ...

... Hanwy'isl hy the tire ami smoke. AIR. REREXS AT HA If DOES. In the second match of Mr Limas* Eleven Engli-li eiicketeis the West Indies, against lepiesciiting All Barlmdnes, in which the won with g.*, inns spare, Mr. II- Ih'iens, of Mr. B. B. lUuens, J.P ...

... AND OTHER PERSONS having any delita, claitna, or demands againat the ESTATE OF DAVID POOLE, late of Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies, formerly af South Barrow, Bickley. ia the County of Kent, lieutenant in hit Majesty a 2nd West India Regiment, Deceased ...

... the law. Since Ix9l Mr. U* l '' has Iran lied treat deal, and has-aa most of oat readers awaic-only just returned bom West Indies, and baa llie intention of exploring other mils u( the world in Hie near tnlnre. Mi. Kerens is keen aportaniaii, and lakes ...

... Aniitfia. gave excellent aildress. a lengthy address, the rev. gentleman s poke the useful work the society was carrying the West Indies ; bow the society had sown the and they would reap abumlant harvest; and i-ohitod out that it was to this smictv they owes) ...

... but however old might get, should always U* intensely fond of cricket. Kverv part Kngland, in C.ihraltar, India, in the West Indies wherever he had gone Irad found Englishmen playing cricket. They could not l>e kept from it -(applause)- and one found that ...

... expect great things come of it.? ?* you send abroad at all ?* Oh : yes. sent out in February last two gallon casks to the West Indies, where it was much appreciated, and are sending consignment to the Phillipine Islands this week. Then send all over England ...