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... ARMY. The Mb Regiment, no;;Milteir route from Limerick to Cork, returned to this country horn the West Indies in They are an admirably disciplines! awl well-twoducted corps. tln %t eiltiesday the first diallers of the reserve eompa ohs of the Regiment ...
... tropical clinics. From the year 1:97 to 1802, he was serving in the West-Indies ; front the spring of 1803 to 1804, in the island of Jet sey ; front 1504 to 1813, in the West Indies; from 1815 to Itelli, on the west coast of Attica; and Gum 1818 to Match ...
... Europe, with the was no census taken. He took his data from to me that the right Ito l trade gentleman, the se . - , East or West Indies, or to America, to the 75,000 the hearth -motley returns, known to be incorrect, vretary for Ireland, has given the con ...
... plan was to keep a regular register ut all the vcsiicle leaving [hi- country on lung voyages, as the a fishery, or the West Indies, Milli Lily s all the men sits board, and on their return to ascertain it any their crews had died dining their absence ...
... Royal Artillery, and detachments of the 19th and 2.;th Regiments, with which she will proceed to Dublin, and then to the West Indies. THE NAVY. PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. Commander T. Dickinson, late of the Lightning, is promoted to the rank of Captain ...
... proceed on their voyages, and for permittire_ . %essels to clear out from British ports for Dutch ports iu the East and West Indies.—Sam. PORTUGAL. FALMOCTII, FRIDAY, Nov. 30.—His Maj. ty's I steamer. Confiance, Li. utenant Belson, has arrived ' to-day ...
... had no such In- 6 n • to of a - tendon. Le•rd COLTILLS his motion relative to the .rinz classes. he aliment t lie of West Indies till April. • parresial tenctionat ie. talCti . Ike t eeD .1 or or the niotiou of Earl Gary, the I r ish Venue Bill ta r ...
... tint exzeed a thirty -third pan of the whole number the asserts that I use an • stati-setiptui at prayer,' an un- British 'West Indies; so that were the advice of these fel- se.. Aural prayer,' • a sicked prae tr. a prayer I *Mime luweel who would deelere ...
... Prince, somewhat startled, sham ply replied,— Then, Sir. you and your regiment, will be in readiness to etulmik for the West Indies in a fortnight. This Highlander, holm(' not la-en brought lip aCoin t pageant, and could not dew:a his friends, courageously ...
... Theiseciiihm, %;44, therefore, to propose to grant a loan of fifteen whlinns, to be repaid front the West Indies. That luau nni to repaid by the West Indies in a manner to be regulated by the llonw. This luau might lie supplied as the purl Lase of tote-fouith ...
... from Mr. Whitmore relative to the admission of the East India sugar on payment of the same duties as the sugar of the %West Indies, stated that he hope-1 before. long the difference of duties would be dune away with. After seine observations from Mr. ...
... petition front the planters of Jamaica, praying to be beard by counsel against the bill for the abolition of slatery in the West Indies, and expressed a tope that the noble earl would not object to such a course. The Earl of RIPON could net believe that the ...