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... educating many fer other walks in life, become every year more effective in re- cruing the ranks of the clergy in the West Indies, and adding to their number. The Key. R Rawle, M.A , Rector of Cheadle, Staffordshire, has just been appointed Principal ...
... natural man to stir a step, and the truth is j borne out by tho idler of the London Clubs, as well as by ; the negro in the West Indies. Man, people have thought j that the high rents tho poorer Irish pay are rather an ad- j vantage than otherwise, by forcing ...
... destitute, &c. (No. 113). 10. Private Bills.— First Report from the Select Commit- tee on Private Bdls. (No. 116). 11. West Indies and Mauritius. — Return of Stipendiary Magistrates, Laws of Masters and Servants, Court* of Ap- peal, Tariffs, ?? No. 691 ...
... Quebec, on the 13th of September, 17-3 D, when this country ; lost the gallant and gifted Wolfe. Thence it went to the West Indies, and while a part of it was at the tirst capture of Martinique by Lord Rodney, in February, 1762, the light company assisted ...
... population there resident to emigrate to the West Indies. Lord Grey has therefore been induced to take into consi- deration the strong representations which have been made to him by gentlemen interested in the West Indies, in favour of resorting for this purpose ...
... estminster Abbey, is to take the organ on this occasion. : General Lodewich and Monsieur Cloquet, Belgian • Consul for the West Indies, arrived in London yesterday morning by the general steam-ship, Soho, after a fine pas- sage of twenty hours. The latter ...
... ; Dutch-Rhenish 3* to 2*f dis.; Namur and Liege 5| to 5 dis. ; West Flanders 3* to 3 dis. The Medway steamer from the West Indies brings intelligence, together with a large remittance from the mines of the United Mexican Association. The tendency of ...
... reached has prevented all exporta- tion of the article. Cork pickled second batter prepared for shipment to the Brazils and West Indies participates in the advance, and is worth 90s. per cwt. Hams, bacon, and lard continue without any particular alteration ...
... relative to a public sale »f hides. 21. Further ri.e in the rate of interest by the Bank of England. 26. Discontent in the West Indies at the Free-trade policy of the Home Government. 29. Gradual improvement in the. Stock Market; Sale of Welsh lead ores ...
... Monmouth, for New Orleans ; Kate, for Vir- I ginia. Southavpton, March 2. — Sailed the Pearl, for New | Orleans ; Dee, forthe West Indies. Clyde, March 1. — Arrived the Atalanta, M'Cogg, from Demerara; Miss of Clydesdale, Ferguson, from St. John's, New Brunswick ...
... ion betwixt her decks. 'i he j Growler is intended for the conveyance of free blacks from the coast of Afric-._ to the West Indies, te -work in the same i way as slaves and coolies have pre-vioi_.ly done, and the ventilation of a steam vessel conveying ...
... trade in whales and ; herrings, the previous monopoly of the Dutch. 4. The conquest of the most important colony in the West Indies, Jamaica (1655), and with it the \ appropriation of the West India sugar trade; but more especially — 5. The conclusion ...