... Maraneham. There is little doubt, also, that all on board perished save one of the crew, Charles Mat. thews, a native of the West Indies, who was after. wards picked up, landed at Cadiz, and made the fol. lowing statement to Mr. J. Mi. Brackenbury, hei: Majesty's ...

... Marancham. There is little doubt, also, that all on board perished, save one of the crew, Charles Matthews, a native of the West Indies, who wea afterwards picked up, landed at Cadin, and made the following statement to Mr. J. M. Brackenbury, her M~ajesty's ...

... threw off the weight of the lion's paw from their shoulder; but in this year, 1860, the influence of our example in the West Indies will shake their free institutions to their very centre, when the slaveholder and abolitionist have their struggle at the ...

... Governor of Kiangsu, has been made Governor of Canton city. We are glad to hear that the liberal scheme of emigration to the West Indies, sanctioned by the British government, is meeting with success, and that so many families have already been secured, that ...

... to guard his own pudding. me o f tlie , careful The Coroner. —How long did it take to remove the bar? With his East and West Indies, Australias and Seindes, tcl d e eply i z tl eat Witness. —About one m i nu t e an d a h a lf . Wh en h e did For citron ...

... mudding. 80. to keep what he's got from the area-sneak's pot, Jahn Bull is determined to guard his pudding. With his Ent and West Indies, Australias and f3oindes, Teo: citron and suet, for sugar and spice— With such plums as Gibraltar, suoh currants as Malta ...

... to Dfaranoham. There is little doubt, also, that all on board perished save one of the crew, Charles Bletthews, a of the West Indies, who WAS afterwards picked up, and landed at Gediz. LORD J OU N • BURLY TO THE GLASGOW MEMORIAL.—In his reply to the Glasgow ...

... Royal Mail Company's steam ship La Plata- Captain Charles G. Weller, arrived this morning, at eleven o'clock, from the West Indies, with the usual mails, in charge of Lieutenant Edwards, Admiralty agent ; Z. D. Beachcroft, purser. On her homeward voyage ...

... that there was likelihood of an advance. About 7ic. was the price of the last cargo sold. Export duty Jc. From the French West Indies have news dated at Martinique and Guadeloupe on the 27th of October. The journals state that the quantity of sugar of the ...

... Engineers have arrived from Calcutta, and ‘are quartered in Canton. A system for the free emigration of Chinese to the West Indies has been organised Mr. J. G. Austin, the agent, it is understood, of the British Government. It has met with the approval ...

... Without going deeply into the cause why slavery and monopoly should have brought such unlooked-for devastation in the i West Indies, instead of tbe wealth which they j 1 were intended to foster, Mr. Buxton observes that elsewhere the same folly has been ...

... presume, a corps of auditors, vouching the various pieties teke evidence in the West Indies. „ defrauded by this man ; were they all amateur Secondly,—That inasmuch as the West Indies genially \\r ere none of them professional auditors . I duectly are suffering ...