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... TIHE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1838. NEGRO EMANCIPATION. The late arrivals from the West Indies bring very contradictory accounts of the conduct and present condition of the negro population. The papers in the interest of the planters ...
... Cork, there to embark for the West Indies to join the service companies. A detachment of the 48th depot will marcb from Killarney for Cork on the 30th September, and will arrive on the 7th October to embark for the West Indies to join the service companies ...
... The 1st North Staffordshire are to leave Man. chester and embark for the West Indies early next month. They are to relieve the 1st Royal Scots, who are to go from the West, Indies to Egypt, which they can hardly reach before some time in November. GENERAL ...
... life in the West Indies forty years ago. A strange land it must have been-a 1iwd Of cock-fighting and mosquitoes, of drinking and duelling, of charming girls and yellow jack. Colonel Stuart was, while with his regiment in . the West Indies, a young subaltern ...
... for Graliamstown, South Africa; Rev. Edward Turpin, Newport, Vales; Rev. Thomas Hanly, Trinidad, West Indies; Rev. Peter Gallen, Trinidad, West Indies; Rev. Timothy O'Gor- man, Trinidad, W'est Indies; Rev. Michael Griffin, Trinidad, Vest Indies; Rev ...
... 20th instant, and the Europa, 1rom Liverpool, reached here at midnight on tlse 19th. WEST INDIES. SOUTHcAMIrTONe, SUNDAY-Tho Atrato has arrived Irom the West Indies, bringing 1,360,600 dollars. At Jamaica business active and prices improving; Coffee searce ...
... have g at some period -been-deprived'.'of the use of sugar as i, ars article of 'food. 4pd Xi thi is inflicte4 that th West Indies may have a monopoiy, apd that they may .be indxie4 by that meanssto contipe the growth of thi sugarc.anepthat gnd my able ...
... who are being sent to the West Indies by the Gold Coast Government to study the agriculture of ; those islands, in order, on their return, to teach the natives of the Gold Coast. They will be three years in the West Indies, but before they go e-are they ...
... The question was notasr Mto the authenticity of what Mr. Gurney stated, but on what ground they gave a monopoly to the West Indies. The 5 open, bare proposition of the government was to give that t interest los. on every cwt. of colonial sugar, and the ...
... , j - 20,000 0 20,00o 0 W'ater'omouoice-. ?? .. 50,000 0 296,000 0 .. 246,000 0 Go7 onora & obera in4Eb ColoniesiD ?? West Indies 31,486 0 11,486 0 i173.3t37 11J461,569 1.. 288,231 1 Whitehall Treasury Chambers, March 26, 183 ?? ARMY. Return, showing ...
... outstanding, speculation for higher prices on the Bourse. The amount of specie and bullion brought by the Tyne from the West Indies, &c., is stated to be about 140,000., of which about 100,000L is bdieved to be in gold. The railway share market to-day ...
... The American ?? ateaner Ohioarrived to-day. . Plymouth, Wgdnesday. The Hambutg Americaft CW.' s9tsmer Goethe, from the West Indies, Wan reperd pag the Lizzard for Plymouth at,7.30to-night. The Inman steamer City ot Montrefl left hee for Liverpool yeattrday ...