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... their commodity. llis sugar policy is rather to be regarded as a sacrifice to the Demon of Protection. The negroes of the West Indies endeavour to propitiate the Devil that he may pardon any good they do. On the whole, however, the Peel tariff of 184:5 is ...
... life; and again, few years ago, to Miss Caroline Bowles, who survives him.— Spectator. The late awful Earthquake in the West Indies. —lt is a remarkable circumstance, that about fortyeight hours preceding the appalling earthquake which visited Guadaloupe ...
... the P ro *e e fforts to supply the opening for mislit meeting W which would soon be made, ran-ies and nneraiioiis in the West Indies, ot T r ?8 L South Sea Hanu , ...
... cautioning shippers to be moderate quence of the accumulation of stocks, and the large supplies on The accounts'from the West Indies are upon the tisfactory Jamaica especially, the prospects of the sugar cron were most favourable, both from the seasonable ...
... Switaerland. “4. The north Germany. “5. The south of Germany, and German Switzerland. “6. British North America. “7. The West Indies. And that additional District Organizations from time to time recognized as sncb the concurrence of any three previously ...
... climate, where should ourselves apt to imagine that thirst and all its provocatives were the greatest natural enemy. In the West Indies and all the Mediterranean nations salt fish and even salt vegetables are the chief luxury of the labouring classes. The ...
... 2d, 10 months’ date. The accounts of improvement in the home sugar market, and the probability of short crop from the West Indies, had caused little animation in the demand for that article, but with the scarcity of money and high exchange, prices were ...
... Kalley was exhibited accordingly, and the riot wis appeased. He was soon joined hia family, and departed in the ship for the West Indies. Numerous other British families have been threatened. Some of the British residents, the Misses Rutherford, Dr Miller, ...
... while the attention of the Committee had been turned exclusively Eastward a new field has recently opened to them in the West Indies, chiefly through the instrumentality of Mr Anderson of Jamaica, who has laid before them the state of the Jews in that island ...
... maintained that the domestic slaves were not employed in the fields : the great distinction between the former slaves in the West Indies and the labourers in Java was, that the latter could withdraw themselves from their labour w hen they pleased. Lord Palmerston ...
... CO«RRSI»ONDENT. Loxno.v, 9th August 1815. The Dee arrived ** Southampien on Tuesday morning, bring!nu mails «•»«» the West Indies, Mexico, and Havaßnah. The accounts from «-ui islan 'a continue in the snni# cheerful strain, particularly from Jamaica ...
... part of Mr Vignoles, engineer, in London, to take seven hundred tons of stone for a patent-slip about to be erected in the West Indies, was accepted the Trustess. The Board adjourned till Wednesday the 4th proximo, which is the day on which the annual meeting ...