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... the Colonie&. Vivant qui nigra in vndida vertant.-J UIVRNAL. There was a little man, And he bad a little plan, To set the West Indies all right, 0; And quoth he, The House I'll teach, In a pretty little speech, How to wash the Blackamoor white, O. There ...
... been singularly suc- cessful, Mr. Lesage having sold no less than 29f prize tickets. The fifth, prize goes to Dominica, West Indies. A vote of thanks to the Chairman having passed, the meeting teminated at onp o'clock, five hours Ilviarh been occnllied ...
... in a general assembly, must ratify the decision, the question is likly to be re-opened Scenes and XCas- toms in the West Indies is a very pleasant paper. Ministers of the Devil is an attack on bad cooks whose perversity supplies evidence of culinary ...
... froni Janeiro, Ri rived. Gibraltar, Sunday—Victoria, Naplss for New ork, arrived Dea', Valdina, Hamburg ami Grimsby for West indies, passsd. Plymouth, Sunday —Oceana, from Sydney, left for London. Browhead, Sunday—Nomadic, N*3W York for Liverpool, passed ...
... Tasmanian, from the West Indies and the Pacific, I boulight 815,704f., chiefly in silver. The Parana, from from the Brazils, has arrived wvith 5,1501., and the RipOn, from Alexandria, with 0701. The exports have comprised 28,180L to the West Indies, by the La ...
... Reynell got the first and i econd prizes for his own bred rams. Tte TAY.-When the Magdalene arrived last week from the West Indies, she reported that the Tay had failed to reach St. Thomas with the Mexican mails, and -that It was feared some accident ...
... of the story well told. TsouoTAt as IIMELAND AND TIMt WEsT INDIES exhibits a parallel of melancholy reality between the condition of the people. I of Irelandt and the slaves of the West Indies. Without pushing the comparison to a lengda the justice ...
... of Major Macbean, disembarked at Portsmouth on Saturday 1 ast, from Jersey. Tbe 91st Regiment, lately returned from the West Indies, has arrived at Weedon barracks. A company of the l1th Regiment, under Captain Westropp, has arrived at Plymouth, and embark ...
... left. .hk Kong, Thurs,lay—Canton left for Lend n. Ki'tteriiaui. Suntlay—tlaul, Southampton for li ft. Liz >rd, Lunday—Doe, West Indies for Havre and passed. Sue/., Sunday —City of Calcutta, Calcutta for London, arrived. Cuxhaveu. Suntlay— Sierra Leone for ...
... B Kerminic, Charles Curtis Stread; S hI Akexander, William Marsh, Mr Williamson, Cork; hI Isloorshead, Newry; II Percy, West Indies; S Glancy - O'Connor, Belfast, and Mr G:reens. . _ ?? ...
... for the gallantry displayed 'hy that officer in tie capture of the Boladora slave schooner, after a kevere. action in the West Indies, when ?? lost three of.' her crew, besides 10 wounded. The Boladora had on board S35 slhaves at the time of her capture ...
... and tile greatest hilarity prevailed. On Saturday an address of congratulation to his lordship upon his return from the West Indies, signed by one hundred of the inhabitants of Garryricken, was presented, to which Ilss lord- ship returned an appropriate ...