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... FREE LABOUR FOR THE WEST INDIES. TO THE EDITOR OF TUE MORNING POST Sir, — You have correctly stated that tbe best chance for free labour consists in France and England opening up emigration from India and Cbina. The paucity of free negroes on the African ...
... price.. The Californian and South Pacific mails had ar- rived. Yellow fever was prevalent at New Orleans. Later frora the West Indies «tate that busii;-— was improving; ...
... America, Souta America, West Indies, and Brazils. He was made a commander in 1830, after three years' service, but did not get an appointment until 1836, when he commanded the Snake, lti. Iv this vessel he served in the West Indies, aud captured several ...
... of France. Our neighbours, as every one knows, at one time possessed the most valuable of all the sugar island^ in the West Indies, but although amid the fury of revolutionary legislation they lost St. Domingo, they still retain Martinique and Guadaloupe ...
... I.\ESE EMIGRATION IO TIIE WEST INDIES. TO TUE EDJTOK OF THE MORNING POST. mi:,— Owing to absence frcm London, I have only just > ...
... tom 8m y™»; Derwent ■;».), fro» -Queen/f^iS Bay.' mFaro; *™. &om Dominick 'saite* GrevifromayOn^rriVed_JameB Holmes, from West Indies; Lady to« Henrimf 2?SS Prom the River-Islander, for Barbi VaVW™ ?? ?? Sailed-John R. Soucbay, for Tobago. Jalhocth, May ...
... appear to be hifhly amused with the American version of tbeir proceed- ings in the Gulf of Mexico. Later advices from the West Indies state that the shock of an earthquake was felt at Kingston (Jamaica) on the 16th ult. No damage was sus- tained. The sales ...
... 1796 be was appointed head of the medical de- partment in the expeditionary force against the island of Grenada, in the West Indies; and in 1801 he proceeded from Bombay to Egypt, as superintending-surgeon of the I Anglo-Indian army, under Sir David Baird ...
... -Com. W. H Jones, 1852, East Indies. Jaseur, sc. gun-boat, Lieut.-Com. J. B. Scott, 1846, West Indies. Jasper, sc. gun-boat, Lieut.-Com. W. H. Pym, 1849, West Indies. Kestrel, sc gun-boat, Lieut.-Com. W. H. Rasos, 1855, East Indies. Lapwing, 4, screw. Com ...
... New York. B.— Eclipse, for Wellington NZ • Navarino, for Moreton Bay ; Mary Harrison, for Calcutta ■' Mel- bourne, for West Indies ; Mary Holland, for St. John's. FALiiotTn, Nov. B.— Arrived— Oberou, from Bahia; Honorine from Trieste. ' HIGH-WATEB AT ...
... molasses were firm, and freights unchanged. No political news. The health of Havana was good. Late advices received from the West Indies are i favourable, but they are without interest. A hail storm in Virginia had destroyed nearly all the crops in a wide circuit ...
... as tbe silver medal with one clasp for Martinique, and tbe naval medal for bts successes in Syria. His services iv the West Indies aloue, according to Han's Army List, cover a space of 20 years. He became a lieut.-general in tbe army in l November ...