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... et»j«ry the franchise, (flqpr, hear.) [The Chairman here remarked, that this was mating us worse than the Negroes in the West Indies.] Yes, my respected friend is perfectly right: it is sought.to treat far worse than the emancipated Negros's. And here let ...
... for the Orange candidates, must powerful, indeed, because may risk his dealings with England and Scotland, well as the West Indies; for, he must have known, that his conduct Ireland might be quoted against his becr,on the other side of the channel, as ...
... and ezlcoata agencies in other towns. So highly arc they esteemed, that large quantities are now exported the East and West Indies, and the other tropical colonies, when anted waters, such as these, must found refreshing, particularly when made, they ...
... prosperity of a people, on the increa e during the period. Sugar, which was becoming cheaper, and directly imported from the West Indies, in exchange fur provisions, was thus entered for home consumption two periods of three years each 1769-1790.1791 ewts. ...
... the Stith Regiment, commanded Col. Sir M. Creagh, K.H.,landed at Chatham, after an absence of more tliau years, in the West Indies ; during which, they have visited the Colonies of Trinidad, Antigua, Berbice, Dcmerara, and Barbadocs. Their strength is ...
... The Royal West India mail steamer Clyde, Woodruff, from Southampton, Madeira, Dec. and sailed thence, same day, fur the West Indies. Of consumption, the house- his father, in Ncwlownards. on the instant, Andrew, son of James Dsilzell, Esq., aged 23. Ihe ...
... Alexander. from New Sligo, was stranded, at Duowardly, on sunday save: . City of Glasgow, Royal West India mail steamer West Indi 9th inst. sailed from Falmouth, for the Tue Aru y.—Lientenant Eagar, of the 40th Regiment who, it appears, by the last ov ...
... already terminated and, all appearance*, this gigantic monument will entirely finished, before the end next year. EriDcmc the West Indies.—By private letter* from ihe Bermudas, it appears that the lever peculiar to the group was raging with great virulence. ...
... (Ids was a Bill which thought Would have the effect unset-ling our maniape law all our colonies—sn the Hast Indies—m die West Indies—in Canada. His Noble and Learned friend said, that liny had not had time to consult the Learned Judge*. (Lord Canphell) ...
... Laguayras, to 7£d; Surats, 3Ad to The imports are extremely light, being only 338 bags from the United Slates, and from the West Indies.—Total, 9uB bags. aublhi. Fbidav, October 20 Grain. —The country markets are beginning to barely supplied with Grain, owing ...
... of his men, recovered the booty had made at Villareayo, and seised the whole of (he papers of the Junta of Castile. The West Indies.—lt gratifying to find, that the accounts of disturbances among the black population, have been much exaggerated. The Marquis ...
... the Mediterranean ; the &oth Light Infantry to relieve tha 79th Highlanders, in Canada. And the four following for the West Indies;—lst Royals, , relieva tha 10th ; the 35tb. to relieve the ; the Hist, to relieve the Ht-ih ; and (he 91st, to relieve the ...