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... that the deta ntiaton of go- vernrett,, tvi tl rsepeotto ensanbipation, and tbe-eouireto beh . pugear4-tn refere~nce ?? West Indi~e-geiserisly- bsa under. gon in6JnotxatarisI ebearge dipringohe pas~t w~eek.; Orders Cot ths dispatch of five rbginsesat ...
... i the appo-ntmsnt of Captatn Moore to the Paymastership of I the 5Sd Begiuaint. '1'he 94th Regimernt is ordered to the West Indies. A dettachieint ow 70 mean from the enserve at Paisley is orderet to etoiba-k tarlier Capt. Jorhn Cross to join the lat ...
... Ministers when they attempted to alter it.-Newcastle C. GrtBAar.rAl, MAzinct 3.-H. M. S. Revenge sailed yes- terday for the West Indies, carrying out the 67th Regimeurt. It is reported that the 11th and 73d regiments are going to that part from Malta. * NOTICE ...
... Cross-examiiied by Mr. Wslesby.-On the Tuesday even- ing, AlArsbal said be was a sateward of a ship Which was going to the West Indies. John Helen accompanied the last wi'necs and Marshall to the dockks. Before they stsrted to go down, he went into T4ylor's ...
... business was transacted, buyers holdirig out of the market in consequence of the non-arrival of the expected cargoes from the West Indies. TALLOW-This article is very dull of sale, and prices rather, lower than our quotations. MALT-During the last week there ...
... prince somewhat startled, sharply re- plied, ; Then, sir, you anm your regiment will be in readiness a to embark. for the West Indies in a fortnight. This High. c lander, who had-not been brought up a court pageant, end t could not desert his friends, ...
... to obtain the grant of an ad- ministration, I found the court engaged in the discussion of a case of intestacyini the West Indies I Tecognised one of the judge's nephews in the person of the registrar, who -set opposite to him; perceived another nephew ...
... Antigria. The Brito- mart, -10, Lieut. H. Quin, arrived at Madeira *26th May. The Serpent, 16, Coin. Symonds, goes to the West Indies. The Volage, 28, Capt. E. Martin, sails for the Mediter- ranean. The Challenger, 28, Capt. C. Freemantle, sails for South ...
... Ireland. Mlr. ! IVilks is to moice for a provision for the moral and religious educatioii of apprenticed negroes in the West Indies ; and Mr. Tooke is to bring in a Bill for the better Regulation of chinley sw eepers .aiid their apprentices ill this country ...
... rivals for excellence;in'jheir l performane.- The Wesleyan Methodists are about to sendtout eighteen .aiasionuries' to the West Indies, the London Missionary Soejetyl'fourteen, and the Baptist. au equal number. I i i I r I I I t I I 3 F i I r ? F I I I I ...
... at teme arid abroad. CJopies of the Scriptures are demandled for all parts ofothe wcrld, particularly for France, the West INdies, anid Chintra. . The income has in- creased £S,000 in the course of the year, amounIting now to the sum of £83,890. An ...
... the Baltic, 32,000'tons; United States, I5,Q000-tons- Total consumption, 127,000 tons. Of this large quantity the British West' Indies do'not produce more than 13,392 tons,; while the Island of Java alone yields' 20,000 tons;* Cuba, 15,000 tons'; St. Domingo ...