... WEST INDIES. • At a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, held on Thursday, Walter Buchanan, Esq., in the chair, the fol- lowing resolutions were moved by Mr. A. S. Dalglish. and seconded by the Dean of Guild, and unanimously adopted by the Chamber .-— ...

... THE WEST INDIES. — . — .«. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir—My attention has been called to an important error In what I am reported to have said last night on the subject of the relative cost of production of sugar in the island of St. Kitts during ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ♦ (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) A portion of the following appeared in our second edition on Saturday : — SOUTHAMPTON, August 4. The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Dee, Captain William Allen, from the West Indies, „c, , arrived at Southampton ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ♦ At a meeting of the West Indian Association, held at 9, Lower Brook-street, last evening, the following resolutions were adopted : — 1. That in the opinion of this association, the plan pro- posed by her Majesty's Ministers for the ...

... THE WEST INDIES. . «- _> — - (FIIOM A COHRESPONDINTO When the negro-emancipation was effected, a very- large sum of money was voted to the West Indian planters by Parliament, to serve as some compensa- tion, though an inadequate one, for the increased ...

... WEST INDIES. SOUTHAMPTON, Friday Morning. The Forth, Royal Mail Steam Company's ship, Capt. Sturdee, arrived at the early hour of half-past one this morning, after a good and pleasant voyage. She was hardly expected so soon. Her mails were under the ...

... THE WEST INDIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — Lord Grey has evinced no unmistakeable amount of sensitiveness on tke score of the charges which have been brought against the proceedings of the Colonial Office. It ia not my purpose now to dis- ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The file of papers from Jamaica that we have now before us is replete with invective against the vicious and fatal policy of the Government towards the West Indian Islands. The Jamaica Despatch of August 7 says :— It is a sorry task ...

... THE WEST INDIES « — . TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — lf all the great interests of the country suffer .OSS from the want of a wise and patriotic Government, ?? ?? cause on which I now beg leave to address you is iurther injured by the want of ...

... THE WEST INDIES to the chancellor of the exchequer. Sir — You are indebted to the West India colonies three hundred millions, and you are unable to pay them one j shilling. You have laid every island prostrate, and yet you defend your policy. Though you ...

... THE WEST INDIES. « (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday. The Dee, Royal Mail Company's steam ship, Captain W. Allan, arrived last evening at eight o'clock, from the West Indies, Mexico, &c, with the usual fortnightly mail. The latest dates she ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ♦ (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday Evening. Tht R»yal Mail Company's steamship Thames, Captain Abbott, arrived in our docks, from the West Indies, this afternoon, at three o'clock. Her dates of sailing are as follows : — ...