... itself. told the chief cashier Honda r morning, that perhaps the mistake mu/At have occurred in packingjsomc boxes of the West Indies, which had been sent to Southampton for shipment. The suggestion was immediately acted upon. Here was a race—lightning against ...

... of courtesy and readiness to oblige all classes. He has left very large landed estates in the county Armagh, and in the West Indies, and vast personal property. The firm will carried usual by his eldest son, Mr. Joseph Wilson, who also succeeds bis father ...

... the railway throughout between Downpatrick and Belfast in the month of June or July next. Santa Cruz, the Madeira of the West Indies, is suffering m >st fearfully at the present time from yellow fever, sparing hard’y any one of those attacked, whether old ...

... palace in it. Singularly enough, this lady is the wife of Guell y Hente, with whom Narvaez is at such deadly eumity. The West Indies. —The question of Sepoy immigration has been considered in an extraordinary session of the Demerara Combined Court of Policy ...

... Officer of the Enrolled Pensioner* of Ballymena district The gallant officer had seen considerable sen u-e in the East and West Indies, and in Canada, and *as intimately acquainted with General Havelock. During the period of Captain Beuliey’a reaidcace in ...

... of independence, which made the harbour a rendervoaf for vessel? war and*'fleets of merchantmen, chiefly bound for the West Indies. At the period the Union, numbers were employed in Cork in the various branches of cotton manufacture, cloth-weaving, w ...

... slave trade soon possible That government had preferred grave complaints respecting the conduct of British officers in the West Indies towards American ships. The government had replied that if snch conduct had been pursued it would be viewed with great regret ...

... The Chancellor of the Exchequer said that it was not at present intended to remove the British troops now stationed in t' West Indies. Lord ane Tempest asked the Secretary of State for War if the report of the Committee on the Land Transport Corps has come ...

... Egypt, Ceylon and India; 4th of every month for Penang, and ‘China ; 2d and of every month for British Colonies io the West Indies, Granada, ‘Chili, ‘Peru, and ‘Greytown; 2d of every month only for ‘Mexico and Havanoah; 17th of every month for Honduras ...

... and India; 4th of every month for Penang, Singapore, and * China ; 2d and 17th of every mouth fur Briliah Colonies in the West Indies, Granada, ChiJi M'eru, and Greytoarn; 2d of every month only for *Mexico and Uavannah; 17lh of every month for Honduras ...

... and India; 4th of every month for Penang. Singapore, and * China ; 2d and 17th of every month for British Colonics in the West Indies, Granada. •Chili, •Peru, and *Greytown; of every month only for * Mexico and Havannah; 17th of every month for Honduras ...

... Belfast. October 12, Ann, wile of the late Robert Forde, Esq., M.D., infirmary, Downpatrick June G, bis residence, Honduras West Indies, suddenly, Peter Hanlon, Esq., of the Koval Engineers' Department, aged years. August »t New Orleans, James Gibson. Esq ...