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... WEST INDIES. The Clyde arrived off Southampton on Sunday niggt, with the usual West Indian and Pacific mails. From Jamaica learn a most important measure of reform was being agitated. The city of Kingston had taken the initiative in advocating the propriety ...
... THE WEST INDIES. The following Statement of the Population, Prodi* and Imports and Exports, ofthe British West Indies is compiled from Official Documents:— »4H tftO W» > B. sr S a3==± g » : : . : ? » » : : : - f —Spl 55* —' —■ St 't —ic— -.i ¥ *- t' ...
... roe WEST INDIES. We have received a series of ‘Trinidad Papers to the 2d of July, and their contents are of able importance, with reference to the great ques- tion which is now in agitation betwen the Mother est India ‘The countr: al her letter of in ...
... beyond the preliminary stages, but the expectation was that the members would refuse to vote the supplies, Throughout the West Indies generally the weather was healthy and propitious for the crops, ...
... WEST INDIES. JamaicAi I —Accounts to tbc 18th ult. IncUsiv'e have been received. They state that the elections for the new of Assembly were proceeding, and it was generally understood, that the majority of those returned would M the same were in the last ...
... WEST INDIES. There are further accounts from the West India Islands, hy which we learn that the Colonists had begun to soften in their hostility to the slave emancipation measure; although the apprenticeship regnlatioos were olill disapproved of, and ...
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... THE WEST INDIES AND MEXICO The Steam-packet Com: Lieutenant Phillip Hast, R.N., com mander, pany’s ship a Southampton on Saturday last. She brought the West Indian and Mexican mails of the following dates, in charge of Lieutenant Ray, R.N., Admiralty ...
... NEW SLAVERY IN THE WEST INDIES. To the Editor the San. information receiver! yesterday from the West Indies, it appears that negroes continue to conduct themselves admirably, and are almost universally willing work for equitable wages most indu-triously ...
... VARIABLE CLIMATE ‘HIS COUNTRY, OR THE EAST AND WEST INDIES, THE MOST POC! TIME EPER 18 REQUIRED. MARINE CHRONOMETERS, the same Principle as 0 ae TRIAL at the ROYAL OBSERVATORY, GREENWICH, In the Years 1844 and 1845, and which were, on both Occasions APPROVED ...
... The Carlisle Journal. CARLISLE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 22, 1838 There are accounts from the West Indies to the loth August. In all the Islands the Negroes were emancipated on the first of that month; and everywhere the day passed away in the utmost tranquillity ...
... [Advertisement.] A young lady, born In the West Indies, (who nt the age ol twelve earne to England for the purpose education), lost, by fever, her fine black hair, but fortunately resoriing to an allible remedy, speedy end full renovation was effected ...