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... drßed• Bishop of moved foe some correspondence relative to the transfer of Chinese emigrant labourers from Hong-Hong to the West Indies, and other culonies ; and after giving details, proceeded to denounce a practice which, in his opinion, amounted to a revival ...
... ,v The Cil tIiCELLOR of the Paid that it was not at present intended to remove the British troops now stationed in the West Indies. In reply to Lord Vane Tsmpest, General PELL said that the report of the Corny/lure on Land Transport Corps was under c ...
... She will convey some drafta from this port to England, and after that will take out two companies of Artillery to the West Indies. ' A awful and appropriate monument is about to be erected to the memory of the late John B. Leonard. It will consist of ...
... determined to make a run to the southward. hoping to fall in with some if the English merchant well bound to or from the West Indies. It was early on the morning of the sixth day that the men were first aroused with hopes of action. The wind was from the ...
... the construction of some of its ships of war. Thus it was boasted that such • ship as the Napoleon could proceed to the West Indies, or any other distant station, and sweep the seas, when it was found that she could not carry sufficient antmonition, provisions ...
... 108 Thirty non•comtnissinned otlieem and men belonging to the 26th and 4lst Regiments have arrived at Chatham from the West Indies, baring been sent home owing to their untitneis for further service. The differences which hare arisen in the Garrick Club ...
... notice of the introduction of his own Bill. . . _ . Mr. moved for a - select committee to inquire into the condition of the West Indies, sad into the best means of promoting emigration into them. Those islands, after a period of temporary depression,had of ...
... and must have succeeded, but that Admiral Villeneuve had not the pluck to sail up the Channel after his return front the West Indies. At this moment France possessed a fleet almost as large as that of England. She had an army of men, ready to march at a ...
... are negotiated *to per cent, below the Bank euinimuni. A further amount of £250,000 in specie has arrived to day fmni the West Indies and America, including r 27,000 in silver. The demand for gold for the Continent continues active, and the will be sent ...
... WEST INDIA MAIL The Parana from the West Indies arrived at Southampton at 8 o'clock this inornir.g. She brought 740,001 l dollars in specie. AMERICA. WEDNILIIDILT.--The steamer AIWIO from Quebec, on 21st, arrived here at 9 a.m.. bringing 97 passengers ...
... for England. Pressure in the money market lessened. Provisions high, but expected to fall its the rains were setting in. WEST INDIES.—MEXICO.—THE PACIFIC. The mail steamer Parana bringa adviers from Vera to May 6th, Grrytown 7th, Havannith 10th, Jamaica ...
... &assistant matron bad. Mr. JAMISON—Yea, but she is doing the business of the matron. WEST INDIA MAILS. The Parana from the West Indies brings more than 200,000 dols. silver in specie, and 594 dole. gold. The Bishop of Antigua, Dr. Reguad, died on the 16th ...