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... their honesty, has driven them to the tangled beach to worship God—in truth, has treated them worse than the slaves the West Indies. (Loud cheers, and cries of ' Shame.') Now, what are we to do when we see such things these ? What are we to do when we ...
... been in Dundee the men have been remarkable for their uniform good conduct. The regiment is now on its passage from the West Indies, and is to be disembarked at Leith, to be distributed to different stations in Scotland. Dundee Clothing Society.—The labours ...
... per cent. The countries, the other hand, with whom we carry on a great commercial trade mutual luxuries, America, the West Indies, the East Indies, Brazil, Australia, Canada, Turkey, Italy, &c., are actuated by such jealousy of our manufacturing industry ...
... corps, the command of Colonel M'Donald of Dalchosnie, ived some days back by the Java transport at Portsmouth, °ii the West Indies, and are now on their way to Leith, they will disembark. It is said the regiment will be Rationed at Perth, Dundee, and ...
... England's name was so gloriously attached, for the sake of shilling or two upon a hogshead of sugar. The supply from the West Indies bade fair increase ; and that increase would be greater still, were it not that colonial enterprise was deterred the perpetual ...
... of last year. Already several of these ships have arrived in Scotland, while one ol them liaa discharged a cargo in the West Indies, and the matter being no longer a secret, number of vessels were, at the date of the last advices, loading at Ichaboe for ...
... sailed from New York, on the 21st ultimo, for Liverpool, all well. Jessamine, Miller, from Liverpool, at Mary Galante (West Indies), on the 23d February ; thirty days' passage ; all well. Rosanna, Fenton, was spoke in lat. 51, long. 13. William, Barclay ...
... the 31st ult., Mrs Watson, wife of Major-General A. Watson, Commandant of the fort of Allahabad, Bengal. At St incent's, West Indies, in his 56th year, George lluskisson, Esq., late Collector of Customs at that port, a situation' he held upwards of thirty ...
... FROM ItAYTI Southampton, May 7. The Tweed, Royal Mail Company's steam-ship, Captain R. Sharpe, is just arrived from the West Indies and Mexico. The following lamentable account of the insurrection at Hayti is given in the Jamaica Gazette of the Btb April:— ...
... produce. Various members had given ice of opposition in different directions. A great advantage «as about to accrue to the West Indies from increased facilities for the emigration of labour, and before any additional capital should be invested by them the ...
... follows: âRussia, Bid; Prussia, 32d ; France, lid; United States of America, 17s: British North America, £1 lis 7d; British West Indies, £3 12s; New South Wales, £11 15s. In contemplating these statements, says the Liverpool Courier, we cannot but concur ...
... nine ships of the line iu commission, three of which were necessarily employed at home, and three in the East Indies and West Indies, and another in the Pacific; how was it possible, out of such fleet, to send such a force as would necessary ? Message from ...