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... - WEST INDIES. ted We have received Jamaica papers to the 7th ult. Inclusive. L )US The Howue of Assembly was busily engaged In Legislative busi- hi War ews, and also in a warfare with newspaper edihrsa Mr. James nt jlst 0. Ctarke, editor of the Jamnfca ...
... WEST INDIES. a :1: I ci 5: 5 at Is It Is rI at ie te Out of thine on n mouth will I judge thee. TO JmJt.C~rAlrA LI HORSFL A NiD d 'RIDS OTF' MlEX- to BRBS Ole TlOsE IBEST INDIA 4$SSOCIATION. ig Anl so, Sirs, you 4 canhot help unanimously ex- be prrssing ...
... THE WEST INDIES. ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIAN. The West India and Pacific Steamship Company's - steamer Californian, Captain Baker, arrived the Mersey on Friday evening, after an unprecedented ran of seventeen days from Kingston, Jamaica. Her dates are ...
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... THE WEST INDIES. ry The Royal mail steam-ship Teviot, Captain Revell, On Firids lyarrived at Southampton on Sunday morning, with asbou; a dozen passengers, amongst whom was General Biyer, A -1ex-President of Hayti, and a freight of 1,111,008 riol- The ...
... WEST INDIES. .Jamaica papers to the 4th of October have been received. Sir Lionel Smith, the late Governar, quitted the island onl the 22d of September. The St. ?? Gazette, of the following day, gives a long eccount of his embarkation, and states that ...
... THE wEST INDIES. OPENING OF THE SPETJLAj COMMIiSION IN JAMAICA, The West India and Pacific Steamship Corn. pamy's steamer European, Captain aole, jrrived e5 in tie Mersey last evening. b ThI ppes b1r this arrival bring the details of f thospecial commission ...
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... WEST INDIES. We have received Jamaica papers to the 22nd of May with corresponding XtM 1 1** »■>* ...
... WEST INDIES. CONTINUANCE OF THE RE1 3, HONDURAS. RETURN OF SIR P. GRAM WRECK OF A FRENCH TROC The West India and Pacific Stert pany's steamer Venzuelan, Captin aixived in the Mersey yesterday, withs Colon to February 1, and Jaica to F From Jamaica we ...
... WEST INDIES. Not being in the habit of trusting much to sudden con- versions, we never supposed thattho plantersin the West Indies had all at once seen the error of their ways in relation to slavery, and resolved on turning over a new leaf for the future ...
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