... carry with it all the weight CC and importance due to the property and intelligence of lInER MAJeSTY's subjects in the West Indies. Thespeciat object of the proposed assemblage is to make an energetic ' and- unanimous appeal to the justice of the ...

... WEDNESDAY, NovEET.Ba 4. _ ~ ~~~~ I BY his Majestvys ship Childers, arrived at Portsmouth, we have received accounts frbOn the West Indies to the- date of her departure. She left Trinidad on the- I7th of September, having been out nearly three years, and 1s, ...

... to he forwarded to their battalions whenever of opportunities6 ecosr. But they are in noc case to he Am8 7th sent to the West Indies, or to joint a battalion etmployed on ,actram service, until they are folly etS~aai, in every nch respect, to the performance ...

... believe that the condition of the factory children was iiorse than thatof thc negro slaves in the West Indies. Ilaving relations connected with the West Indies, he went last year to Jamaica, under excellent patronage; and he gives the follow- ing candid account ...

... 3,1842. THE WEST-INDIAN CAPITALISTS AND FREE LABOUR. Two important Parliamentary Reports inreference to Africa and the West Indies, have been laid upon the table of the House of Commons; and as we deem them of considerable importance, we take the present ...

... Carmichael Smith, Bart. who commanded the Royal Engineers at the battle of Waterlooi is gone out on a special mission-to the West Indies. The troops and ships sending out to our West India islands, is, we understuavd, in case matters should not end smoothly ...

... granted by us to any ship or vessel of to sail without convoy to any port or place of North MR America, Newfoundland, the West Indies, or the Gulph ed, of Mexico, which ship or vessel shall not have clear- gen ed out hefore this revocation shall be known ...

... had been sent from Halifax to Quebec with the 83d regiment X on board, and further reinforcements were expected from the West indies. So much for my Lord Glenelg's colonial'managernent. The Augsburqh Gazette gives the follow- ing, as the subject of general ...

... gave, exelu- sively, the intended moves of the service Comupanies of the 6 1th, 68th, 70(1, and S9th Regimients from the West Indies anid Nova Scotia to Canada, and }which, at the time, wvas copied very generally by our contemporaries, without a word of ...

... altogether deficient and sinsalisfact- T tory. In fact, there was no communication which could be depended T upon between the West Indies acid the whole of North America. L These were eieficisncez which would be supplied by the parties with, whom this contract ...

... ameeting was held in the Odd Fellows hall, in this town, to petition Parliament to abolish the Apprenticeship System in the West Indies. At that meeting, I asked the chairman for leave to make a few observations, which was granted9 and I ventured to call the ...

... frigate * Jean Bart, which had -sailed some time since from France to the West Indies, was on her return to France, and that no force was going out from France to the West Indies, excepting 500 men for relieving the garrisons of Martinique and Guads- loupe ...