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... the name of Mulgrave may for ever associated the grateful recollection of Irishmen, with the extinction of S'avery in the West Indies, and the elevation of the.r native land in the scale of knowledge and virtue,—of religion liberty, and happiness. NEW Woolien ...
... the motion was, by leave, withdrawn. Lord GLENELG laid upon the table some returns re* specting the state slavery in the West Indies, which were moved for Lord Brougham, on a previous evening. The Slave* Compensation Bill was read second time. Tbeir Lordships ...
... disposed of, for the furtherance of the great religious object for which that meeting bad been convened. His poem on the West Indies and that on Greenland alone would perpetuate his name to the lateal generation. The latter he (Dr. C.) regretted, was still ...
... sugars to come into say, that, if atever, they would accumu! markets, at any duty wb distress on the West Indies, that it much misery and he West Indies, circumstanced a: be impossible for t cultivation of sugar; and our were, to contioue the India colonies ...
... the whole Irish nation.’’ Cubbett. who detested all Scotchmen, relates, that the Negroes in the sugar plantations in the West Indies, the overseers of which were principally natives of the *• Land o’ Cakes. used to say, “ If Cotcl.man go to God, me go ...
... last week, to 339,230 dollars ; 300,000 of which was from the South for Philadelphia account, and the balance from the West Indies. State Trade.— The week has, however, shewn increased activity in the leading markets. In dry goods, there has been less ...
... temporary Bill. He considered that such course would seriously embarrass the operations of the importers of sugar from the West Indies, well a, of the manufacturers In England, and would encourage much gambling and apecolation. After some observations Mr ...
... surveyed, and roust discharge part of her cargo. The Thanut, Royal West India mail steamer, sailed from Falmouth, for ibe West Indies, inst. The Santom, of anti for Lireipool, from Calcutta, ashore Ballyteague B-ty, has gone pieces. Liverpool, Jan. —The ...
... I hope ' dent; the large supp lies are coming case may prove as they state; but, the question still East Indies and the West Indies mains, ean the to this country, being favo the consumption of sugar as compared with all ot! ed in the rate of duty, per ...
... and liristol, and ettensive agencies in other towns. y ore they esteemed, lluit large quantities are now ...
... Egyptians, to Laguayras, to 63d; Surats, to The imports are only 1,861 from the United States; from Egypt; and 1,296 from the West Indies. —Total, bags. stebial Polict.— The agitations, and fictions, and sla ndcrings of the Orangemen leave brief time for thinking ...
... New-York, et Liverp Wednesday. The Oriental steamer, Soy, sailed from Alexandria, Ist inst. The Magnet packet, from the West Indies, at Fa Ist inst., with 45 000 dollars, on freight. Ocr. 30.—The Vestal, Meikle, from with wine), is on shore, near this ...