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... 16.1, North America and West Indies. Monarch, 7, screw armour-plated turret-ship, Captain John Is. Commerell.G.tt, V.C.. IS-VJ, Channel ~n ßril, l Mullet, 5, sc. gunboat, Commander Edward Kelly, 1800, N. America and West Indies, ordered homo. Myrmidon ...
... 85 money, 72.82 account. £3,000 in bar gold were taken into the Bank to-day, and £25,000 in sovereigns withdrawn for the West Indies. There was a rather active demand for discount at the Bank to-day, but not so much as had been anticipated. There was a ...
... south-east coast of America, ships, and 576; Cape of Good Hope and West Coast of Africa, 15 ships, and 1708; North America and West Indies, 23 ships, and 3345; Mediterranean, 17 ships, and 3952; Plymouth, 14 ships, and 1607 ; Portsmouth, 19 ships, and 2027; Sheemess ...
... paper) Egypt, via Mars, (thin Switzerland (thin paper) 2 L paper) a2 United States (thin paper) x Egypt, via South a 1 I West Indies x The letter (a) denotes that an additional charge is made on delivery. An edition is printed on thin paper for foreign ...
... sum of ,S000 has been sent in to-day to the Bank of England, while 25,000 has been withdrawrn for trans- mission to the West Indies. Owsing to the Peninsular and Oriental steamer having broken down at Gibraltar, the Jorge amount of 428,500, from Australia ...
... Switzerland—Four Stamps, Thin paper Stamps Thin paper United States—Two Stamps. Thin paper franco—Two Stamps. Thin paper West Indies—One Stamp The letter (a) denotes that additional charge is made deb very. edition printed thin paper for foreign postage ...
... approved the subsidy granted to ocean Companies being granted to this Company, and other letters bed been received from the West Indies which showed that the Government would be glad to confirm coneassions. Sir William Pine, the Governor General of the Leeward ...
... his left leg, and commanded the Thumderer at the siege of Tarifa a and Cadiz. Fromn 1833 to 1837 he -was Commodore in the West Indies-was made a rear- admiral in 1848. and an admiral since ] 861. He was ia commissioner of Greenswichl Hospital. He was knighted ...
... 5 United S tales, A-e. (by North German Lloyd's packet).. Jan. 4 Western Coast of Africa and Madeira . . . . . . Jan. 8 West Indies and Paoilic (except Honduras) . . . . Overdue Mexico . .. Overdue Bahamas, via New York . . Jan. 29 Bermuda, via Halifax ...
... taken to the Bank of England to-day. but there was at the same time withdrawal of 25,000/. in sovereigns for shipment the West Indies. With regard to the Bullion-market and the movements of the precious metals daring the the following is from the circular ...
... Western, Caledonian, and Metropolitan. The gold operations at the Bank comprised a taking out of 25,000 sovereigns for the West Indies, while only 3000 Z. in bar gold was sent in. There was not that pressure which was expected, eithor at the Bank or iv the ...
... lost his leftleg, and commanded the Thunderer at the siege of Tarifa and Cadiz. From 1833 to 1837 he was commodore in the West Indies-was made a rear-admiral in 1848, and an admiral since 1861. He was a Commis- sioner of Greenwich Hospital. He was knighted ...