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... every other colony. Nor can it be contined, as it secms to us, to ‘corn only. The sugar colomes, whether in the East or the West Indies, will have an equal right | with Canada to the privileges of free lr:nL. Thus ‘ the principle of tree trade will be found ...
... for s 6. in England and oo the Costinent, for more thaa thirty M A N H O 0 D vears, and is well known in the East and West Indies, and ‘PHE CAUSES of ite PREMATURE DECLINE, with piain i America. 1t is considered very superior to Oils, Pomal ireetions ...
... Tfllsmidtluh.nluldth\dlmd Royalty, both in Englaad and ou the Coutinent, for more Mll‘z years, and is well known in the East and West Indies, in Ameriea. It is considered W:and- to Oils, Poma. tums, aed Extracts for dressing Hair. It eradicates the searf from the ...
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... which he held for the customaury period of three years. In 1820 he was nominated s commander-in-chiel of the fleet in the West Indies, and had his flag fiying iv the Sybille, 44, for three years. In 1837 he was created w baronet, nad on the Ist of January ...
... flavour to those gathered from the river Marouga, or found in those of Mitan and Nariva.— Capadose’s Sixteen Years in the West Indies. Burying Sering at Barsapoes,—This singular spring is situated in a ravine, almost concealed by large trees at the commencement ...
... and through them to do wondrous things for the benighted sous of Soath Afriea, Caleutia, Madras, Ceylon, New Zealand, the West Indies, and the Norith-western portions of America, 8o that about 12,000 souls had been plucked as brands from the burning ani ...
... distant ones, including China ll. (? e iessiIIsasTSSSSEREIIAORRIIRD subeS 30 32 Snd the East Indies generally, and the West Indies and Mauritius, R Chpuadier aoA 2rssassssoragrnize -S - e which was made the subject of & special notice at the commences ...
... follow his advice or sanction the course he meant to pursue regarding the Sugar Duties. He had considerable property in the West Indies depending upon the prosperity of the sugar trade, but if foreign slave-grown sugar were to be admitted into this country ...
... :‘ the present uzninst the former for the recovery of the West Indies; and the average price for the month of eposits paid by them under their lotters of allotment ; but Muy (of West Indies, Mauritius, and East India ):o all think that such is not the ...
... to Vice=Adwi| ral Sir Willinen Powis, I served some years ngo in | the North Awerican station, aud adong thne in the | West Indies. 1 served in the same ship, the bel{leisle, with Bir. G. Westphall, a magistrate of this I beneh. T came to Brighton in ...
... it was pushed to the nnjnst extreme of imposing heavier duties on the sugars and coffees of Bengal than on those of the West Indies, The preference formerly given to the western over the eastern eolonies is traceable to the fact of parliameutary influence ...