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... ion being given to the pro- posed vote of 500,000/. t! n of applying it to the pur- pose of promoting immi tion to the West Indies, as also a copy of the despatch from Sir G. Grey on the same subject. Mr. HAWES said that if the noble lord would be con- ...
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... THE WEST INDIES. A meeting of the West Indian Associstion wag beld in Lower Brooke-street, Grosvenor-equare, on Friday evening, for the diecussion of a memorial upon the present state of the sugar- producing British colonies, ‘The memorial, which had ...
... THE WEST INDIES. The West India papers received by the Thames steamer give satisfactory accounts of the progress of the several leading islands. The most important feature, however, in the present arrival is the speech of the Earl of Elgin at the opening ...
... treaties against it; and after it should have ceased, the Africans would learn to estimate the advantages of migration to the West Indies. Iu their reply to this epeech, the House of Assembly made a last and earnest appeal to the government and parliament of ...
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... WEST INDIES. The accounts from the West Indies are favourable. The addreraes of the leading authorities of Jamaica and Barbadoes on the opening of the Legislative Assemblies both refer with satisfaction to the posiiion and progress o' trade in their districts ...
... WEST INDIES. The Jamaica Morning Journal of the 24th June observes, that the prospects of the West India sugar growers are by no means as bright or cheering as could wished. The difficulty of procuring labour the time, and to the extent required, together ...
... Hyde-park-corner.” at his M. Lagrence is appointed Minister Plenipotent done France to China. THE WEST INDIES. such ete telaciae Was 8 May 9.—The r al mail steamer Avor corn | are, St Thomas's, April 8 ; Bermuda, April 20 Sh at they on freight 400,000 ...
... WEST INDIES. Lord G. BENTINCK then rose, pursuant to notice, to move for a select committee to inquire into the present condition and prospects of the iuterests connected with and dependent on sugar and coffee planting in her Majesty's East and West Indian ...
... THE WEST INDIES. DUBLIN. Pautoirra, Mae IS. ISt3, Eight o’clock, r.a —The Rofal naail at earner Dae. Commander HemaJej, arrived tbla aftarwoow at (va o’clock with tba Uavaonab, Jamaica, Waal India, and Banaada maila. Her of ate: St. Tboaaa’a oa ihe of ...