... security was taken for Jamaica.— Tet it be borne mind ‘that Jamaica represented one half of all our possessions in the West Indies, A temporary despotic authority was to be established over one-half of our West India possessions, in which he inclu- ded ...

... such grounds were not made with regard to Jamaica—and that the bill in question would only augment the difficulties of the West Indies, and defeat the objects of the emancipation act, of which he was always a warm supporter. He say so that he did not overlook ...

... wholly lost Some business, however, as, for example, providing for the government of Jamaica, which every arrival from the West Indies shows to urgently required, demands immediate attention. Again, the time has arrived when the Budget should submitted to ...

... WEST INDIES. Tbe Sheldrake packet has arrived at Falmouth with the Jamaica and Leeward Islands mails, which hare accounts from St. Thomas’s to the end of April, and from the other islands to corresponding dates. All were tranquil, and matters generally ...

... Halifax every fortnight, which will come into effect in the course of next summer. A similar plan for communication with the West Indies, Mexico, and Chagres is now under the consideration of the government, with every prospect of success. MINISTERS AND THE ...

... successfully done on former occasions. Consider the importance of Jamaica ; it contained more than half the population of the West Indies. Its exports to England amounted to £4,000,000 year; its imports from to £3,000,000. The learned gentleman then went into ...

... deration—and most particularly, during the last year, he paid very great attention to those measures baring respect to the West Indies generally, and more especially to the island of Jamaica. But the measure of the prison bill having been mentioned, must ...

... follows: Gold bars to Hamburg, 2,872 0z.; gold coin to Hamburg, 2,738 oz. Silver coin to Calcutta, 26,053 oz.; British West Indies, 1,500 oz.; Mauritius, 13,445 oz. SALE OF IRISH COPPER ORES AT SWANSEA, JULY 24, Tons. Price. Ol £4366 17 Ballymurtagh. ...

... retired from the army on his marriage. The sth Fusiliers will complete their service in the Mediterranean, and not the West Indies. TWe not mean say there any favouritism in this, the Fusiliers we believe to be commanded by Lieu- tenant-Colonel Lori Charles ...

... Mr. George Brodie, Church-lane, Charlotte, daughter of Dacre Hamilton Smith, Esq. formerly of Newry, now of Trinidad, West Indies. At Magheralolt, on the evening of the 25th ult., of fever, few days after having given birth to son, who survives her, ...

... Ib—the other Cottons have not varied. Arrived, 14 vessels from the United States, 2 from Brazil, 2 from Peru, and 2 from the West Indies,— Catile—We have again a large supply of stock at market to-day, although less in number than last week. The quality throughout ...

... belonging to different so- cieties, who were stationed there. He then took several flights of fancy from the East to the West Indies, from North to South America, along the Mediterranean, from China to Bengal but on returning home, by Strangtord, he struck ...