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... of Cork, on board Admiral Digbgs 9kgbship, in the celebrated engagement of Lord Rod- ney with Count de Grasse, in the West Indies, on the 12tb April, 1782. The Gazette of Berlin says that the concerts of Mademoiselle Sontpg, at Warsaw, during the stay ...
... 8301. THE AIt .1Y. The 34th regiment will leave Canada on being relieved in the province by the 74th regiment, from the West Indies. The 93d Highlanders take up the quarters of the 34th at IToronto. The 89tb regimentlbassailed from Barbadoes for Quebec ...
... function that a human being can perform, strongly marks the considera- tiot in tihich it is held in different places. It the West Indies, a ciergyman has been severely censured by. his flock for pre staoning to administer the sacrament to a poor negro at the ...
... person ; one xas found near the gentlemair's eve. THE JVEEKL Y FREE, IIAN, OF THIS DAY, Contains-News from America, the West Indies, Mexico, &c. ; Private Correspondence from Boston and Paris; Signing of the Boundary Treaty with Amer ?? of the Treaty and ...
... blowing from the west, has brought us a large number of arrivals from the Southern States of America, South America, and the West Indies; but none of them conveying any political news worth transcribing. To-day the arrivals are numerous, and the New York Packet ...
... their youngest son Chind, ar irifaut of Dillre eeis Urli, firil brouchiris. Lord Aehhurtonrgoes, we are inforined, to the West Indies for the reurainrder of the wintor at the recommenmlation of lins nedicilr adrisers. The Earl and Countess of Shannon have ...
... loss of Officers 'itce she sail, d firom this port in March last, direct for the West Indies, biit ultimately for the Halifax sta- tion. Before sbhe left The West Indies sbe lost her First Lien-. tanant and seven other Officers, and two days after leaving ...
... W Jebb, 67 th Regiment; George Tenon, Jersey; Thomas Jack, jnnr, and Mr Reld, Belfast; Alfred Greer, J P: R F G Stirke, West Indies; R 1tW Platt, C J Clarke, H H BDrtlett, West lndies ; Very Rev Dr Croak, P P, V G, Charlevllle John MAniliffe, Leeds; Thowas ...
... Admiralty until Monday next. Sirgeon-General Gilborne and Surgeon H. R. stokes arrived at Kingstown yesterday 9rqm the West Indies. C Captain and Lady Rosamond Fellowes have arrived at the Bristol Hotel, Bprulington.gardens, Lon- don.' Capt. H. E. Malone ...
... * bt cant be, look again It is, your bonour. ' I tell you it cannot bh the mar wbhownd No. 12 died. qf a fever. in the West Indies, and it has nat been used since. It is, vo,,r honour, was the ?? at. reply. Down jumps the officer off the poop, struts ...
... Hon. Hugh Ohilders, M;P., and Miss loulseo Chllders have roturned to Princes-gardens, London,from North America and the West Indies. Colonel and Mrs. Hickie arrived at Xiigstow n-yesterday from England. Shrgeon-Major Edge has left Kingstown for England ...
... lrrancis Cassidy, Esq. brother of the late Ret. Mark Caseitly of Newtowoards county Down. On tbs 13th of August last, in the West Indies, ofthe yellow fever. LicutenrarttAlexander C Dawson of ?? ship Astres. anld eldea~sapot.4dmir4ii?awaon,lateof Carricfecgus ...