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... rum, whether produced in her Majesty’s dominions the East Indies, or her Majesty’s colonies in the West Indies, leaving, of course, to the West Indies the advantages which they derive from their geographical position. COPYHOLD Lord Brougham stated, that ...
... which it was his intention to introduce, for the purpose of equalising the duty on rum, whether the produce of the East or West Indies. The Right Honourable Gen tleman also stated, that it was the intention of her Majesty's Government that the markets of ...
... United States Bank Shares had fallen to 48, but afterwards rose to 50. ■WEST INDIES. . Her Maiesty’s mckets, Swift and Ranger, arrived at Falmouth, on Friday, from the West Indies, both vessels having had to endure tremendous weather. The Swift met with ...
... that they might have boon able to prolong their existence in this melancholy abode by gathering shell-fish and by hunting. WEST INDIES. Her Majesty’s packet Linnet, Lieutenant Forrester, arrived Falmouth Friday afternoon, the 19th, having sailed from St Thomas ...
... . . 2 11 - ' •• ' Mexico. Columbia, and Cuba 27 St Domingo and Foreign West India Islands 1 9 Jamaica and British West Indies . . . 16 France 14 Spain (via France) . . . . 1 Malta, lonian Islands, Greece, Sjria, and Egypt (via France . ...
... the object of which was, to substitute for the scale of duties before announced him, upon commodities imported into the West Indies and British North America, one uniform valorem duty of 7 per cent. After some discussion, the resolutions were agreed to ...
... the West Indies of six days before entering the Baltic. This is really a preposterous precaution ; and one which is taken by none of the Baltic powers but Russia. In the course of trade it not unfrequently happens that vessel from the West Indies waits ...
... countries from the United Kingdom amounted, in the year 1839, to 157,593 barrels ; and in 1840 to 174,013 barrels. The East and West Indies, China, and the Australian settlements, are the countries which receive the largest quantity of malt liquor. The quantity ...
... the West Indies, if encouraged to do so by Government; indeed some are voluntarily emigrating, we learn, to Jamaica. And if this removal were effected there is every reason to anticipate that Canada would become the route by which the West Indies would ...
... affected humanity which was now opposed to Government who had been the first to interfere to protect the females of the West Indies from fogging, and to purchase the entire freedom of the slaves. Lord John threw upon the House the responsibility of refusing ...
... freedom, to encourage to the utmost extent immigration into them, and to effectually suppress the slave trade. So long as the West Indies have a monoply of the home markets there may be some excase (though a poor one)for restricting them as to where they shall ...
... Ministers, in justice to the West Indies H. F. Berkeley applauded the Ministerial project generally ; but he thought that the time had not arrived for breaking in upon the great experiment now in progress in the West Indies ; he should vote with Lord Sandon ...