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... IMPROVED CONDITION OF THE WEST INDIES. FRUITS OF FREEDOM. I - 1,; a recent article on the state of the Irest Indies, we took occasion to expose the unprincipled calumnies, which the West India faction and those inter- ested in keeping up the price of ...
... DISASTROUS HURRICANE.-GREAT LOSS. OP LIVE AND PROPERTY IN THE WEST INDIES. A moat disastrous hurican took place In August by which Antigu,: t Ititta, and Nevls were2dievsstated 1t Thomas also feeliug its effects. At Antga and St Kitts there -has been ...
... AND EAST-R1DING WrMEB. HULI,, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1844. WE havo intelligence of considerable interest this week from the West Indies. An earthquake took piano ot .lin I.If- .nd nr Am.ql-t whinh it is annrehended at the latter end of August, which it is ...
... direction for the raising of seaman:-The Illustrious, 72, Captain Erskine, flag-ship of Vice Admiral Sir Charles Adam, in the West Indies; Queen, 110, Captain Rich, flag-ship of Vice Admi- ral Sir Edward Owen, K.C.B., Commander in Chief in the Mediterranean ...
... crimson, which mantled the sky about half an hour before sunrise, I never before saw equalled.-J. J. Gurney's Visit to the West Indies. A FIRST L&NDING IN' WrlE WKSTRNu IND.-T'he charms of a tropical country, when hovel, are calculated to make a delightful ...
... Governor reserves to l *hlmself the right of permitting it In certain cases. The im- portetion of slaves into the Dutch West Indies, although , prohibited direct from Africa, will be, however, permitted , from foreign colonies, and other places by obtaining ...
... speak 'with much more feeling, namely, that of the state a of the West Indies. lie could iiot give a better proof of o the great good which Christianity had effected in the tb West Indies, then to state that 'when the blessed t[ decree came fromn England ...
... by the '-wildfowl. The subject which brought the ladies and Lord Brouham together was that of negro emancipation in the West Indies, and the hardships of the apprentice- ship system. We shall not here enter upon the merits of the question, but shall content ...
... question merely turned upon the admission of East India sugar only, as a free article from the East, the sugar growers in the West Indies might be supposed likely to suffer; but that taking all the other articles of Indian produce into account, and more especially ...