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... WEST INDIES. The Missionary Chronicle for January, just published, gives the following particulars in relation to the recent transactions and pending judicial proceedings at Demerara.— Ilittierto the representations have been nearly all on one side ...
... WEST INDIES. A pamphlet appeared on the jittereating subject of Slave .Ernaticipation ; a measure, loin carrying which, the noble Secretary of Slate for the Colonies•bas officially declared tlie national determination is diverted. It is in the shape ...
... THE AGRICULTURE OF THE WEST INDIES. ( From the Celonint Begistcr, No. 2.) ( Our Colonies in the West Indies were established for the cultivation of the sugar-cane ; and so long as the produce did 'not exceed' the demand, these colonies flourished. Ci ...
... Colonists. The name of the West Indies becomes inevitably associated with ideas of misery and suffering which render the very mention of it distasteful to the common reader. Coleridge's pleasant work, The Six Months in the West Indies, was of incalculable ...
... PIRACIES IN THE WEST INDIES. (Franz a Balfimore Paper.) We understand that Commodore Porter arrived here on Thursday evening last, and has already, before he was known to be in the City, purchased and sent off to Norfolk, the whole squadron of light vessels ...
... SLAVERY IN THE WEST INDIES. tutionally, and we will listen to and obey you.—We will allow our King and his responsible advisers to make experiments amongst us, but not our inveterate foes, the irresponsible anti-colonists sprung up in Great Britain. Ministers ...
... SIX MONTHS IN THE WEST INDIES IN 1825. ...
... WEST INDIES. Extract . from the British Critic.) A hoot two years ago. Mr Inland introduced some cursory remarks open the Codringion Estates, into a note on on work, entitled, Merneirs of a India Planter., The niemoirs, we presume, are more or less ...
... APPOINTMENT OF TWO TO THE WEST INDIES. We are enabled now to give some information on this interesting subject, which has not yet appeared. rt is finally arranged that.two Bishops are-to be ;sppointed to superintend the affairs of the Church in that quarter ...
... SLAVERY IN THE WEST INDIES. To the Editor of the New Times. Tortola, July 5. Sta—Among the many misrepresentations tending to calumniate the characters of the Proprietors in the West. India Colonies, there is one which has been constantly mentioned by ...
... Colonies of the West Indies, to be pro7ided by Contract, to commence the 25th Se2tember, 1823, and to be in foi-ce until the 24th December, 1824, inclusively, namely :—at Berbice, Demerary, Barbados, Trinities I, Tobago, Grenada, St. Vincent, St. Lucia ...
... Colonies of the West Indies, to be provided by Contract, to commence from the 25th September, 1823, and to be in fbree until the 21th. December, 1824, inclusively, namely :—at Eerbice, Demerary, Barba' los, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, St. Vincent, St. ...