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... interest then took place. among which was one of four heats, ,taken by the Cloglier ?? Jour-lal. THZ HUFLRICANE IN THE WEST INDIEs.-In addi- tion to the particulars given in -our last of the tremendous hurricane in Barbadoes, the- Barbadoes Mercury says ...
... alone, .5,056 ditto; seams, 5,359 ditto; holes, 1,45$) ditto. the coat, he says, was ma&d in two rlayijlurneymiau's houre' WEST INDIES.-The colonists continue in a state of great political ferment. The following pithy risolutiou was passed at different meetings ...
... including those from Rio Janeiro, presented by Doctor Miller, of H. M. S. Dublin ; a num- ber from North America, the West Indies, China, &c. The native collection, principally made by a few of the Members, and, for the 'most part, in our own immediate ...
... emeraldlgreenis, blues, jaunesauffre, arid chocolate. Lilac is used for bonnets, collelets,'Ondiichus. ICITOaTANT MIOM Tmt WEST INDIES.-By the Aurora, :arrived at Liverpool from Jamaica, advices have been re- ceived from that island to the 10th September ...
... confirmed by Charles II. The service companies of the 14th have sailed from Dublin for Cork, for final embarkation for the West Indies. Earl Brecknock and his bride still continue to reside at Daylairn Abbey, in Kent, the residence of his Lordship's father ...
... lizard, from Vam Dieman's land, Mrs. Mant, Down and Connor llonse-a green woodpecker. Dr Marsrall-a wasps' nest, irorn tile West Indies. Dr. J. D. Marshall-ntative spe cirnenr of the Shoveller Duck and black-headed Gulls.- Mr. J. .N-Adam, New-Yorkl-Coral, ...
... fAmifly, was dmurilg tbh psit wieek agreealbly surprised by thie inforrmlion 'thlat a reltion' Whbo recentlydied in tie West Indies hid 16rt him £15,000. Convicts of 's high class are' commonly followed to New South WVales by their wives, who get their ...
... mand the brigade of Foot Guairds, now on the passage to d Canada. Colonel M'Gregor, 93d, served with his regiment in the West Indies when Lord Mulgrave was Governor of Ja d maica, and was in-imately known to his Lordshin. Thia partly accounts for the selection ...
... in Lord Bridport's the following year; and lie was mado commander ill 1797, anl actively employed in tho North Sea and West Indies to 1801, including the expedition to the Holder, and was made polt in 1801, and commanded the Dictator, of 64 guns, in the ...
... magnificent ships In the course of this week from Southampton, in order that they may take up their respective stations in the West Indies in such order as will ensure the utmost re- gularity and despatch both in obtaining and delivering the various mails. The ...
... ? midrllerrren' referred to by Sir W. Scott are as cruel towards the miserable peasantry as the slave-drivers of the West Indies used to be, so that when their tenure expires, and the poor people get under the rule of the head landlord, aregulargal ...
... career of enlarged and com- prehensive usefulness which will always associate his name with the abolition of slavery in the West Indies, and with the most active endeavours to confirm and im. prove the measures for the abolition of the slave-trade; and not ...