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... THE AMERICAN INVASION OF THE WEST INDIES. (by a colonist.) The British Colonies in the West Indies, after a long period of depression, are again beginning to show signs of returning prosperity. This is evi- dent, not only in connection with the old settled ...
... for another term of service on tbe North America and West Indies Station. Capt. H. W. Dowding bas been appointed to the command of the Canada, which has already served two commissions on the West Indies Station. MALTA, Wednesday. Her Majesty's troopship ...
... ST. ANDREW'S ?? August 20. Sir Somers Vine, Assistant Secretary of the Imperial Institute, left here yesterday for the West Indies, vid New York and Washington. He has visited Ottawa and the whole of the provincial capitals of Canada on his way from British ...
... term of office. Sir Henry Norman, the newly-appointed Go- vernor of Queensland, who arrived in London yesterday from the West Indies, visited Lord Knutsford at the Colo- nial Office yesterday afternoon. ...
... Association numbers 13,000 members, branches having been established in Australia, the Cape of C'ocd Hope, Nova Scotia, West Indies, and India. — In his presidential address last night. Dr. Wheelhouse said that medicine and surgery had been founded on ...
... Admiralty have issued instructions for the Comus to be recommissioned for another term of service on the North America and West Indies Station. The Comus was refitted in Sheerness in 18JS5, at a cost of £35,000, for six years' foreign service. According to ...
... as obsolete. The Active and Volage have left Portsmouth for Port- land to join the Training Squadron for a cruise to the West Indies. The cruiser Australia left the Nore yesterday for the Mediterranean station. The special service vessel Seahorse is now ...
... yesterday for Chatham to undergo a thorough refit, in readiness to join the training squadron for the winter cruise to the West Indies. The new gun-vessel Goldfinch, recently built at Sheerness Dockyard, is to proceed to sea for a series oi machinery trials ...
... . The tioopship Tyne left Sheerness yesterday for B.'rmuda with stores for the British fleet on the North American and West Indies stations. She is to convoy Nos. 30, 31, 32, and O'J first-class torpedo boats, which are to be stationed at Bermuda for ...
... would also be directed to the ascertaining of the best mode of securing direct steamer communication with Australia, the West Indies, and Soutli America. The rest of the speech was devoted to matters of domestic legislation. The Session is expected to be ...
... Mcd way Steam Reserve. The cruiser Emerald is to be recommissioned for another term of service on the North America and West Indies station. Order* have been received at Sheerness directing the new steel cruiser Medusa to be taken to sea for a series of ...
... and charged with the others. All three were committed for trial. •* The Lesser Antilles : A Guide for Settlers in the West Indies, and Tourists' Companion,'' by Owen T. ■ Bulkeley (Samp. on Low and Co.). is a sketch of perhaps the most beautiful group ...