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... numerous family, was, during the past week, agreeably surprised the information that a relation, who recently died in the West Indies, hud left him £15,(100. Friday evening two men were scuffling in Five.ally, lone, off liullyhriekan, in the western suburbs ...
... Tuesday next, when a public sale of 1-10 birds Harbadocs will take place. There have been n* arrivals this week from the West Indies. The stock of West India is trow H2.017 bbds and trs. being BM2I more than bust year. For Refined goods there has been fair ...
... been charged against it. Within that period the whole of our policy has been changed—our intercourse with the East and West Indies has been put in a different condition —mono- has been destroyed, and our criminal law has been revised and consolidated—and ...
... remains unaltered, and ship qualities are taken at former rates. Houdid qualities are meeting attention for shipment to the West Indies, and, the samples offering being limited, rather more money was being demanded. The duty on Wheat has advanced per quarter ...
... was there told that all his relatives were no more,and that he was left destitute, and was urged to seek his fortune the West Indies, under the assumed name of Crosby. There struggled on in comparative poverty until an ▼crtisemeDt from Mrs. Bran, long continued ...
... eman Cadet T. J. Kearney. *na the Royal Military College, to F.nsign, without purchase, vice Geddea, promoted in the Id West Indie Regiment. 7*th—lient W. Nearhousr, to Chpadn. porehaer, vice Fraser, deceased Lieut J. F. Sparhu, frmn the West India Regiment ...
... export* during the a*me period consist 8,347 quarters of foreign Wheat to the United States, and 589 barrel* of Flour to the West Indies. The miller* and dealer* baring purchased considerable extent at Tuesday market, were extremely inactive this morning, and ...
... this rate there will be rrce/atioar enough, apocryphal, or anthentic. SOUTH AMKRICA. The last advices received from the West Indies, brought information, that the Ilrilish Consul at Carlhagena had been and imprisoned the authorities the and that his Majesty** ...
... late Lieutenant-Colonel of Regiment His military course was marked by series of important services to his country in the West Indies and Peninsular war, wherein he served on the personal staffof the Duke of Welling ton, end acted conspicuous part in tha ...
... WEST INDIES. Jamaica, Fas. 14*—T)i« following extracts are from the Jamaica Cofutrvaiivt :—An insurrection has taken place in Haytl, about thirty-eight hours previous the packet leaving Jacmel. It occurred first the north island, Fort Catherine, by revolt ...
... arrangement pass the earlier periods of their absence in the Mediterranean garrisons; from thence be transferred to the East or West Indies, and subsequently to Canada, before they relumed to England. The whole service wouid thus divided between throe climates; ...
... the Chapel, F.net Walt CBAIM TO TAKXK AT SRVKN O'CLOCK, PKKCIARLT. naw. Moamair Tornra, LTVRKPOOL, Lkte Minionary in the West Indies, accompanied TKB XXV. W. O. OMOOOH, LATK HIISIOgAKT 111 SAHTK, Will allend at Deputation from the Parml Society, London ...