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... THE WEST INDIES. DR. M'NEILE'S SPEECH AT■ I TVFRPOOL In the Courier of the in./ _r.u_ . . * inst., we gave a short TcP T „ ea meet,Dg Liverpool on the preview da on the present deplorable condition of our West India Colonies enslaved by the mat-legislation ...
... WEST INDIES. The royal mail steam-ship Trent, Captain James F. Boxer, arrived Southampton on Monday. The Trent is overdue two days, but her non-arrival until this morning is recounted for by the fact that she was detained three and a-half days Bermuda ...
... EMIGRATION TO THE WEST INDIES. (From the Liverpool Mail.) We are glad to learn that Lord John Russell has at length, on the part of government, come to the resolution of bringing the question emigration the West Indies under the consideration of parliament ...
... LABOUR THE WEST INDIES. In noticing recent publication on slavery from the pen of Mr. Fowell Buxton, we drew the attention of the public to the dreadful residt of the measures which had been made to draw nearly a hundred millions from their pockets, the ...
... CONDITION OF THE WEST INDIES. We extract the following remarks from very able article, which appeared in the Liverpool Mail of Saturday :— The loss property and tbe ruin of families, which are rapidly following the recent changes in the West Indies, are rousing ...
... DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES. We regret to state that accounts have been received frightful hurricane in the West Indies, by which theisland of Dominica has been laid waste, with a most distressing loss both life and property. At least a hundred ...
... West india Trade.-Thors are at present no fewer than forty-one vessels loading at London for ports in the West Indies. these sixteen are for Jamaica alone. ...
... [advehtisement.] The Reputation of Holloway's Pills and Ointment the Curb op R»itmatism.—ln the West Indies, where this excruWqtinsr ofinipiaint is very prevalent and the severity cf the mftch increased the nature of the employment of the /Inhabitants ...
... The Great Popularity of y's AND THE WEST INDIES young gentleman residing St. Kitt c, was afflicted with a most distressing termed the shingles. He had best medical advice that could obtained in the Island, buthat he derived benefit from their treatment ...
... Southampton—now the mail port to the Channel Islands, the West Indies, Mexico, Turkey, Egypt, the whole Asia Minor, Spain, Portugal, Sicily, tho Greek Islands, and the numerous other ports and islands of the Mediterranean,— to Persia, the Hast Indies ...
... est Inrtiin interest? The West Indies h been the chill of protection for the last thirty year : look at the condition of the planters, and you will find the true worthlessness of that rotten prop, protection. The West Indies have not been the child of ...
... Chatham Grenadier Guards (Ist battalion o'4th—lamaica; Stirling Dublin 65th—West Indies; Chatham (id batt.)—The Tower with—Canada; Plymouth (ad battalion)—Knightsbridgf. 07th— West Indies; Coldstream Guards (Ist b��tt) 68th— Gibraltar; Portsmouth Wellington Barracks ...