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HORRIBLE AND MYSTERIOUS MURDER

... ac- according to the official returns, of 122 ounces of gold, and 5,013 ounces of silver, which were all shipped for the West Indies. The opinion expressed by the Duke of Wellington in the course of the debate last week in the House of Lords, that it would ...

BELFAST QUARTER SESSIONS

... oltserve that ,a variety of statements are circulated through the news- papers to the effect that jthe pluviters in the West Indies are etoleavouring to starve the negroes into comtpliance with 'their own utreasonable terms. In a coitemporary on Fri- day ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE

... honourecd me with, since first that voice could be heard. d I am, Sir, your obedient servant, e M.AURICE O'CONNELL. ,I THE WEST INDIES. a Barbadoes papers and letters to the 15th October came ato hand at the Lhinerick Clro-wicle Offire, on Tuesdav.- The colony ...

COUNTY OF ANTRIM ASSIZES

... and fotr this ptlipose the Rattlesnualse now at Hall- - ftx, is to rtniain until the staff of the 67th arrive fro n the West Indie;, wliho that rtegilent is tit be conveved 1bv hlr t,, St. John's. The plvetent hat heen thle nist sever e wintel experienced ...

CORN LAWS

... pamphlet, in which he e said.Why. 'do you starve them to death in your own in countryy?fatten, salt, and send them to the West Indies d (hear, hear, and-laughter). The system, said the hon. and learned gentleman, that created distress among your m ...

ROLLS COURT—LONDON, MARCH 25

... the gold coins, 3,500 for Hamburgh, and 1,100 for Boulogne. The silver coin was thus disposed of :-4,290 to the British West Indies, and 77,890 to Ma- ldras and Calcuttd, All the sitvl-r bars were sent to Madras. BIRTHS. On the 27th instant, in Lower ...

CRIME IN IRELAND

... gallons of water. Captain H. tried to reach the cl Western Islands, but the winds proving unfavourablea he e bore up tbr the West Indies. BRIHaTON. ELECTION.- George Gunning, Esq., who in r his address to the electors of Brighton states himself to be o a straight ...

COURT OF EXCHEQUER—YESTERDAY

... promoted by the government, and high in their favour, gave this accoant of it to an eminent member con- i nected with the West Indies, in order to obtain his vote. |Indeed, how could a ministry that had opposed every at- tempt made last session in favour ...

DUBLIN POLICE—YESTERDAY

... from a person in order to render him dead ir, lawv. They, however, han a case wvhere the proof that a man sailed to tile West Indies in a ship which was not heard of for three years was declared sufficierit evidence of his death, and in the present iiistance ...

COUNTY OF ANTRIM ASSIZES

... given Samuel Burkie has failel ; the re- latiotn referred to at the interview is Mr. Jamies Cnnr- son, wiro is now in ?? West Indies; -her uncle lost a good deal of money by Samuel Burke; witness has large expectations from tier ucile ; knew ?? Burkes had ...

DARING ROBBERY AND ARSON

... quoted. The arrivals at the customs were small in rnumber, but comprised one or two important vessels from s the East and West Indies. n In sugar there was nothing whatever done; and in coffee ra few small sales only were made at about former prices. Spices ...