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... The contracts for the Peninsular & Oriental, Cunard. Inman, cod the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company for the Brazils and West Indies are by fixed subsidies, and as in most instances, if not in all, they are the result of competition open to all nations ...
... and a third is not expected to live. On Saturday, the barque Eglantine, Captain Pratt, of and from Shields, bound for the west Indies, was totally wrecked on the Hasbro' Sands. The captain, mate, and one seaman were drowned. The remaining members of the ...
... an increase of 74 ; unpaid agents 21,141, being an increase of 501 ; Church members 160,295 ; scholars 181.e40. In the West Indies there had been an increase of 2.000 member., and there was cause for thankfulness to trod for the blessing which had rested ...
... they lost yesterday, and will try to recover again next day. THE WEST INDIA MAIL. PLYMOUTH, Monday. The Nile, from the West Indies, has arrived here with a large amount of treasure. In Peru there have been very heavy rains and disastrous floods, and much ...
... £7OO ; and in Hungary, - £B5O. In Turkey, Asia, and China large grants were made, and also to British North America, the West Indies, Madagascar, and Africa. The receipts on the benevolent fund amounted to .03,804, and the expenditure to £19,298, showing ...
... to enrich the post office by bringing money to it. Having referred to the system of contracts for carrying mails to the West Indies, he said that, iiimposing the rate to America were lowered to a ld., or at most lid., there would doubtless be great loss ...
... committee reported favourably upon the Alabama Treaty. Messrs. Cai.eron and Merton have spoken in support of the treaty. WEST INDIES AND PACIFIC MAILS. The Elbe steamer arrived at Plymouth on Saturday. From the papers she brought we learn that a revolt ...
... terrible quickness with which he wields his beloved weapon, the long hard-wood quarterstaff.— . At Last : A Christmas in the West Indies. By Charles Kingsley. ...
... seen at night hovering round the Mango trees, and &dratinir much more fruit than they eat.— At Last : a Christmas in the West Indies. By Charles Kingsley. ...
... which we now are, how was it acquired ? Oh, you know, said Mr. Chalmers, Mr. Irvine made a fortune by trading in the West Indies. Precisely so, said my father. And Stravithie ? Partly by foreign trade, no doubt. And Bonnytown ? Yes, by colonial ...
... Canada, Mexico, line. He had beard of them saying, when it was that Messrs. Brearley, Hall, & Co. be allowed £5 in the West Indies, and South America, and has trans. mentioned to them that they would only have to pay a order to settle all disputes with ...
... 0, extras 10; total 67. Intelligence has been received of the satisfactory progress of the Telegraph expedition in the West Indies. The cable has been landed at St. Vincent. THE STATE OP PARIS. —The Versailles correspondent of the Morning Post writes--If ...