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... purposes of civilization that should cherish that population. (Hear, hear.) What-1 ever may be the temporal prosperity of the negro population of the West Indies, I cannot conceive that a greater misfortune could happen to the cause of civilization, refinement ...
... EVENING MAIL, FROM FRIDAY. l, TO MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1848. amongst several candidates were at length united in favour of General Tbe Three per Gents, .dosed on the Paris Bonne at 43f. 30c.; the Jive per Cents, at 68f. 30a; LoonateetSc.; Orleans Railroad ...
... very unfortunate position for the Governor of that province that there was that moment pending in the House of Assembly a Civil List Bill, providing salaries for all persons holding office under the Crown, and that there was aquestion whether the salary ...