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... THE WEST INDIES. It will no doubt be In the recollection of some of our readers that, a few weeks since ' we announced that a Courtmartial had been ordered by the authorities of Jamaica, to be held on Capt. John M'Causland, commander of his Majesty's ...
... :- 1 regiment of cavalry augmented to 430 98rd Highlanders, augmented strength Brigade of Boards, say 66th Regiment from West Indies, augmented strength 6OO 23rd Vusilerra 71st Light Infantry, aug mented strength Augmentation of rank and tile to all regiments ...
... linprudeuce of at• tacking the devil on wan gtuunvl. Since the publication of our last week's Paper, arrivals from the West Indies hare broug'it accounts of the state of public feeling among the negroes of a somewhat graver character than those which ...
... beamed Lird has one Christianity and one law of nature for Europe; and another Christianity another law of nature for the West Indies. The judgment alluded to Ole said) had been delivered by him some twelve or thirteen years ago ; and - in it there was ...
... Bridlington praying fur the better observance of the Sabbath. the motion of Lord GLENFIAJ the fidministratinn , IJustire In the West Indies Bill went through a Committee without further amendment, than a fixing the standing of any barrister, as Chief Justice, ...
... petition from the planters of Jamaica, praying to be heard by Counsel against the Bill for the abolition of slavery is the. West Indies, and expressed a hope that the Noble Earl would not object to stub a course. The Earl of RIPON could see no necessity for ...
... Mental Ability and Industrious Quality of the Negro, Illustrated by Anecdotes front Mr. l'.'s Travels in Africa and the West Indies. The above I,tetoros have nn referent., to political or party spirit, and are dictated I,y a principle of Charity to all ...
... London Missionary Society, to be employed entirely at the discretion of that Society in the education of the negroes in the West Indies, on the sole condition that the additional sum of 5,0001. be subcribed by the Society for the same purpose. The Directors ...
... papers have been received from America and the West Indies, by the Sheridan, which arrived this week at Liverpool. The news she beings has been anticipated, as far as America is concerned, but from the West Indies we receive additional confirmation of the ...
... qrs. Linsered, and 33 sacks Floor, and there perted during the sante period from I 'tuition anti hit to Flanders anti the West Indies 177 yrs. Wheat, I,til rut. and 1,021 barrels Flour, 33 qrs. Barley, 325 qrs. Peas, and flats. The following are the prices ...
... the Noble Earl bail received official informati in respecting the manner in which the emancipation of the negroes In the West Indies haul pro. ceeded, corresponding with the Information received from private sources. Those who were most sanguine of the ...
... Mr. POWELL BUXTON moved for a Committee to inquire bow far the provisions of the Bill for the aholl- of Slavery in the West Indies. upon terms of paying twenty millions to the planters, had or h a d n o t p rove d eMearious towards their objects, and ...