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... in bis military sense, (having been suit of some 19 years? stand* int*,) used to give me a reason for attachment to the West Indies, in which that corps fer the last half century has been almost fixture. , it's a beautiful place, for you?re always thirsty ...
... Kegimeut of foot, under whose command that gallant coi jrs ' distinguiahed itself in its various services in Aoictica, in the West Indies, and at V/aterloo. PATRIOT. FMICK 11{IS|| STOCKS—Au ...
... Marquis of Waterford has arrived at New York in his yacht, the Gem. It was the intention of his Lordship to have visited the West Indies, but that idea was abandoned. Ttiree companies of the 18th (or Royal Inshjreg-.ment, under the command of a Field Officer ...
... —expect to sail iu about fortnight. 60lh—Ordered to embark at Cork for Gibraltar. to proceed to Cork, to embark for the West Indies. Before garrison parade on Monday, the officers commanding, by order of Major-General Sir James Douglas, K. C. 8., inquired ...
... command of the reserve companies has devolved on the Hon. Captain O’Crady. By letters received from head quarters in Granada, West Indies, officers wer* in excellent health, witlr the exception of Lieut. Maxwell, who was about to proceed to England for the benefit ...
... to an extraordinary degree. rould no ,_ umler ,h e circumstances, let her alone. If 1 had or. as the Negro slaves in the West Indies. (Vide Evidence , Experience—at various periods &in different countries,is against j don . knmv what m i ht have been the ...
... appointed l>v the Commissioners the Navy for the conveyance of die service companies of die 14lh Rest fiom Cork to tlie West Indies This vessel which sailed from Cork haihmiTtn May last, with the service companies of It.- 27i1l Regt. for the Cape (in.ad ...
... in the Mediterranean ; the 85th Light Infaptry to eelreve the Highlanders, in anaria.— And the four follow ing lor live West Indies Ist Royals. Batt. to relieve the 19th ; the 351b, to relieve the 84th and the 91st, to relieve the 86th. THE CHURCH COMMISSION ...
... Courtney, from the hall-pay, to be / er June] cary tothe Forces. To he on the Forces. Assi-tant-Surgeon J. Reid, from the 2d West Indie n he vice Ferguson, appointed to the 60th J, eee SS Ow een tam GARRISONS, resigned Rev W. B. Smith to be Chaplain ‘at Stirling ...
... Appe tohe the prices asked one week and ret fined 4 sretaken the nextwith avid Su is NOW ge 578 hhds. and ‘The sto +k of West Indi s on less than last . Tre sock of thing Tf ear. “Thee now 57,070 bags, & hich is hy 243 lessthan list y was 3,035 hl and ...
... West India Regiment, Easien, vice Robertson ; Ensign J. to Adjutant, vice A. Campbell, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 2d West Indie Regiment—lf. A. Adams, gent., to Ensign by purchase, vie* Browne, appointed to the 91st Fool. Unattached —Lieutenant A. ...
... WEST INDIES—LORD MULGRAVE. We have received file of Jamaica Papers to October 10, inclusive. The island was much occupied w th the elections to the House of Assembly, hut was otherwise tranquil. We see nothing wor. thy notice or extract except the following ...