... condemning in that identical policy which they are pursuing themselves. They never drill forgive onr excluding them from the West Indies ; and even the hazard losing their cotton trade they -will increase their duties on our manufactures. and by there will ...

... majesty’s government to originate any measure which would render the evidence of slaves admissible in the courts of tlie West Indies? Sir G, MURRAY was not prepared at preseut with any measure for rendering slave evidence adinissible in the colonial courts ...

... any danger from the importation of East India sogar, In the last year 3,965,000 cwts. of sugar were imported from the West Indies, and only 156,000 from the East Indies, and therefore it was monstrous to suppose that the East India sugar could expel ...

... total sum collected inthis circuit, since the last anniversary, is #43. 198.444. The Rev. J. Mortier, a missionary from the West Indies, where he has been upwards of 15 years, then rose, and in an able speech pointed out the utility of the Gospel amongst the ...

... meeting then adjourned. Wesr Inpirs.—On Tuesday a Meeting of the Planters, Mer- chants, aud others, connected with the West Indies, took place at the City of London Tavern, pursuant to advertisement. At half past one, Mr. Hibbert, M.P., the Agent from ...

... Rev Mr. Isaacson moved the following amendment; That the meeting views, with the deepest interest, the situation of the West Indies ; 1 are most anxious to lay before his Majesty and both Houses of Parliament, under the form a petition, such plan of a ...

... into degraded slayes, a thousand times more degraded than are any of the negroes of the West Indies. He represented that, from one end of the county to the other, the situation of these paupers had assumed a most alarming aspect—that the low deep erowling ...

... name is tragically mixed wi*h the frightful massacre committed by him on board the M-rv Russell, on her passage from the West Indies to Cork, for which he was tried the Cork summer assizes of 1838, and for which, pursuant to the order then made, has since ...

... of Northampton, who addressed the persons assembled. The Rev. John Nelson, a missionary, who has just returned from the West Indies, also delivered very interesting and impressive address in which he gave an account of the rise and progress of religion ...

... sorrow, and shed tears of compassion at the recital of iny misfortunes. When quite a boy, and suffering irom fever in the West Indies, women of the same race used to take me in their arms, or on their knees, sing and weep over me, and tell me not todie, ...

... to a reduction of the duties on West India produce. Mr. Hume observed, that the duties on sugar from both the East and West Indies ought to be reduced, the trade made as free possible, and the Colonists be allowed to send their produce to any place they ...

... having ever taken notice of it. —Anecdotal Reminiscences, People of Colour—Christian Practice Christian Theory. —ln the West Indies, a strong prejudice prevails amongst the white inhabitants against any persons, either black or of the mixed race, rising ...