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... WEST INDIES. The pro-slavery party are endeavouring by every means in their power to bring the working the Emancipation Act into disrepute, and to draw the most ominous conclusions as to the consequences to be apprehended from it. As far as we can discover ...
... THE WEST INDIES. EXETER FRIDAY EVENING, September 27. We regret to state that the accounts lately received from Jamaica and the other West India islands, are far from being satisfactory- Tne labourers in several large districts still refuse to work ; ...
... THE WEST INDIES. We have been favoured with the Polypherme and DeCordova's Advertiser, published at Kingston, Jamaica, from the 13th to the 23rd of August; and we learn from this Journal, that a large number of the free labourers had refused to work, ...
... REMINISCENCES OF THE WEST INDIES. [For tlie Exeter aud Plymouth Gazette.] The dry weather had continued for three months—day after day hoped that the clouds of heaven would open, and the long delayed rains would pour down in abundance upon our parched ...
... EMANCIPATION—THE WEST INDIES. OUR tory contemporaries have never lost an opportunity for calling question the expedience of emancipating tbe slaves in the West Indies, nor have they since that great measure was carried by our reform government, ever lost ...
... THE WESLEYAN MISSIONS THE WEST INDIES The Missionary Society have nude appeal the liberality the public ou two grouuds—lst, the defalcation iu their income 111 1832, amounting .£4435, caused by the falling off in Missionary contributions and local income ...
... The West Indies are in high force just now; estates there that did not produce anything for years past are now returning thousands of pounds. Tory Government. —The following is the amount of taxation reduced the Tories between the year 1816 and 1830: ...
... To PARENTS and GUARDIANS, especially those residing in the EAS7' and WEST INDIES, or er»ing Abroad. A LADY and her DAUGHTER propose to BOARD and EDUCATE not exceeding SIX YOUNG LADIES, spacious Country House, with Garden* ami Pleasure Ground, in healthy ...
... Tousles SKois* ANEW and DELICIOUS ALIMENT, recently introduced from the West Indies, and eminently u- - , DIET for INVALIDS;, CHILDREN, Further recommendation is render* v-y■ by the 'mn i extract from Dr. Ryan's Journal: Les Mois.—l have favoured wit ...
... Theatricals in the West Indies— We have been favoured with the sight of letter from T. Rowe, Esq., Purser of M S. asp, and late of Newton Bushed, as congenial spirit as ever hail his corporeal frame grilled under the fervid influence of the tropical sun ...
... Tousles lYTois. ~ ANEW and DELICIOUS ALIMENT *i troduced from the West Indies and >~entiy _ DIET for INVALIDS, CHILDREN, £.- ' l ' a Further recommendation is rendered' unmet**** ji \ . extract from Dr. Ryan '»Jou^ f ?-~ ' foll ...