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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 ...
... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers to of received. The family of the Governor of lhal island, Sir Lionel Smith, had taken fur England. Sir Lionel baiMilf had been involved in quarrel with the Jamaica lluue: of A*scnjbly respecling clause police bill directly ...
... WEST INDIES. Her Majesty’s packet A/aunel, brings advices front Jamaica, of the Ist of November. The House Assemble was opened for the session on the -khli of Oct. bv a speech from the governor, in which the chief feature was the communication made by ...
... WEST INDIES, At BatbaJoes llie negroes still obstinately refuse to The areounta fron Janiatp* the Ranger are tome iut. rest. The stale of the is au.l rraa still eery unsatisf»clo-y, and the negroes had not returned to their work. a report that Mr. Knibb ...
... 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, ...
... THE WEST INDIES. W* ban fils af Jamaica ra,”™ dorra the I4tb of AagaaA The «ra( Au r, on which daw the Nano populaiioo ■ ...
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... APPRENTICESHIP IN THE WEST INDIES. The following dispatch m or .i Guiana Ro y,l Vcmor of Guiana appears the iiriusn Gazette: „ own j n g-street, Nov. 1, 1837. «ir—l have received your despatches (Nos. 363 and the Bth and 14th ]n°y out 1 desp™ c (No 3 ...
... BRITISH MAGISTRATES THE WEST INDIES. {From The Times.] colonial newspaper, called Vincent Gazette, bus to wherein is inserted public document, painful rend, and, as it appears to us, no small degree ...
... IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST INDIES. The Mutine, Lieut., Pawle, arrived from Barbadoet on Tuesday. Jamaica remained In a state of much excitement, but the apprenticeship question had been settled Harbadoes io manner and spirit the moat satisfactory. The House ...
... MORTALITY OF TROOPS IN THE WEST INDIES. The first and moat startiog et the facts published by Captain Tollorh's report is, that between 1903 and Moll, upwards of 33,000 of oar fellow-soldien have pertebed in the West Indies, Is. tboViindward nod Leonard ...
... THE COLONIES* Latest from the West Indies. We have been favored with private advices from the West Indies, by H.M.P. Lord Melville, from which we learn that the Governor and the House of Assembly bad quarrelled; the latter had consequently been dissolved ...