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... WEST INDIES. r Te following appeared in a 1)art only of our i impression of 'esterlny:- I1ALMOUTIT, APRIL 2. [FRtOM OUR OWN CORtVRE8PONDIENT,] Tlhe Royal Mail steamer Teviot nrrive(I this morn- ing at six o'clock, wvith tnails front hlexico and some of ...
... WEST INDIES. SOUTHAMPTON, March 21. Arrived the Clyde, Captain Symonds, from the West Indies. Her dates arc—St. Jagode Cuba, Feb. 19 ; Jamaica, 23; Jacmel, 26; Puerto Rico, 2S; St. Thomas's, March 2; Fayal, 14. Iler passengers are Col. Warren, lady ...
... COTTON IN TEX WEST INDIES. oi The subject of growing cotton in JaTmaica i wocupy. iuc ing the attention of the Coilnists and the press of that island. Fin Inapeaking ofthis matter the Cedoxicl &Sanorda, of the 13&h dnee Deoember, says as fellows:- I a ...
... COTTON IN THE WEST INDIES. TO THE EDITOR OF TtiE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-In the year 1815, three million six hundred and seventy-four thousand pounds offine cotton was exported from the colony of Berbice to this countrv. From the river L Cturantyne, which separates ...
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... ITHE IHURINC.NE IN THE WEST INDIES- - Tice- Times~rity articl- ?? of the RoyaPl'lsil Steemn Company on Friday experienced further decline of 5, the closing price being G0 to 65. They are therefore now at only half the value at which they stood as recently ...
... TRADE IN THIE WEST INDIES. E fXTlENCE O TiE MUG ' BOUN rT-ES. j Adr-utr! A. J. Ohatflold pra-r'di'rI yesterday over Mr r hohlr'r, ?? t %Ko -Ili Stfa Va~ ! erinL t C' ;:'s--riLO Cf.dl: &E th-e : ;~-5 'alt St.reamr i'arrfir'c S>.'oorlpaey,; held at:e ...
... drastic chaoges, and must have them if we are to keep afloat. Many here think the right thing would be to federate the West Indies under a Goveroor- General, making them all one politically, and reduce the status of the separate islands, Does it not seem ...
... ITHEl SLAVE TRADE AND TIlE WEST INDIES. ± - 1 ?? 4,ua- IVE have repeatedly felt it our duty to warn the British Anti-Slavcry public, that the most danger- ous designs are ou foot in reference to the sugar cole- nics,-designs which reach, with but little ...
... I-?'tWE' LABOUR IN THE WEST INDIES. mLiL -sitant deppatch jglecting tbo * est Indian in- -iidr, sed by the colonial secretary to the go- wm :faien], and ?? 30, has juiit.beon Subjoined are .sote of thc moss smaikiilg -:gelore the tnaotn:*atof the net ...
... trie: nor those wvho died in the middle passage; nor Mier )te, probably those who were smuggled ashore in lish the the West Indies. We can 'only estimate the tion sia, number of those who perish in the middle as passage. Sir Fowell Buxton informs us that' ...
... arrangements, and to ask the Se-uretary of State to move the F oreign Office to sec.zre either the representation of the British West Indis colonies at suci conference, or in some other way to include those colonies in the benefits of any arrangements which may ...