... community a very respectable retired master of a vessel, now 74 year* of age, who had crossed the Atlantic times; visited the West Indies 30 times: never cost the insurance office one dollar; escaped shipwreck and loss of spars ; was never so sick as to deprived ...

... slavery in every shape, whether regarded the separating of man and wife in the English workhouse, or regarded the poor the West Indies; wherever and whenever lie heard of his fellow creatures being oppressed, he was ready to advocate, and agitate their wherever ...

... advanced in the preceding paragraph. Nor should it he forgotten that in 1610 the apprenticeship *) atem expires in the West Indies, and if then extra p« are not required there, it will to matter for surprise. irh the above in tie\r, and prospect of reduction ...

... adopting 'petitions to Parliament, praying for the immediate and unqualified emnnc ipalion of the Negro Apprentices in the West Indies. The Meeting was crowded in every t, nnd there was large nurahtr ladies present, who appeared to take deep interest in the ...

... their souls to escape. (Cheers.; hpler they owed it to the government—wlicther they ow it the owners of property in the West Indie* —v.i,ether they owed it to the negroes and to themselves, to acquiesce in the measures which had been proposed, or renew ...

... meeting a simple and very affecting petition which had received the last packet from certain apprenticed labourers the West Indies. Mr. Josiah Cornier regretted that Mr. I iiompson had not alluded to the statements made by the planters and others their ...

... attempt to excite their feedings and their passions enumerating all those horrors which have been related occurring the West Indies. And appeal to the indulgence of the house while I endeavour fairly and impartially to discuss this question. Sir, when ...

... a peaceable but rather rapid manner. —Tetter from Philadelphia. VV'ES'P INDIES.— Accounts have been reccive-d from the West Indies, confirming previous statements the determination of the Legislatures of St. Vincent, Montserrat, St. Lucia, Tortola, St ...

... out hv a majority of 16. Lord Wichlou presented I'ier measure on the same subject, which was read tirsl me. The prisons’ (West Indies) hill, ami the slave vessels captured bill, weie read second lime and ordered to committed. The church discipline bill, ...

... members of spen.-d council in Canada. The Lords’amendments to the International Copyright bill were agreed to. Prisons (West Indies) bill went through committee. The Post office hill wns then read third time and passed Tilß C IVIL LIST—PF.NSIONS. The having ...

... ECHO ON. CELEBRATION OF THE FIRST OF AUGUST , , /.V BIRMINGHAM. The emancipation of the negroes in the West Indies was celebrated in Birmingham on Wednesday the Ist of August. In the morning, the children of the different schools, in number 35i 1 0, walked ...

... we learn letters from Bayonne, occupied with men, with the intention, was sunniscil, of attacking the lines of Zuhiri. WEST INDIES.—We have great pleasure in submitting to our readers the following copy of the Proclamation of his excellency the governor ...