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... THE WEST INDIES. ?? Ifri-dative session was opened on the 19th of TJ-.- Jan- 11 - b ' c f*- « ier.r .firer-h by th r Governor, which is generally ?? jupna'n terms of satisfaction by the Jamaica His Excellency cautiously abstains from pledging '''•' ...
... than it can be raised in the British West Indies. It is unnecessary to dwell on the effects produced by the failures he-re of West India merchants, arising mainiy out of this measure, on the planters in the West Indies, the return of protested bills— the ...
... WEST INDIES. to the editor of the MORNING POST. Sir—Yesterday ushered in a new Parliament. The first which, since her accession to the throne, her most graci >u ...
... ! THE WEST INDIES. ♦ TO THE EARL GREY. My Lord—lt is with much regret that I have read your 1 despatch, bearing date the 30th of October, and communi- : cated to the West India Association. It is neither the I despatch of a statesman prompt for remedial ...
... THE WEST INDIES. ■♦- — - — - — 'From the Jamaica Despatch, Oct. 9.) It is a painful duty which devolves upon us, preparatory to the departure of each mail for Great Britain, to chro- nicle the progress towards that total abandonment which seems destined ...
... TBH WEST INDIES • (FKOAt OCK COMtKSPONDENT.) SOUTHAMPTON, Frida, Afternoon. The Dee, royal mail steam ship, Captain Allan, arrivtif thiR day, shortly before twelve o'clock, from the W. st Indies, with the usual mails, in charge of Lieut. South, Admiralty ...
... TIIE BRITISH WEST INDIES. ♦— — TO THK EDITOR OF THK MORNING POST. Sir — Your columns of yesterday contained an ad- dress to my friends and fellow-sufferers, the Colo- nists of the British West Indies, aud then proceed to tell us that the large crop ...
... fellow- j sufferer, Jacob Omnium, on the position and pros- pects ofthe West Indies, is fully but not fairly can- vassed. Mauritius and India, as less assailable than the ! West Indies, are carefully passed by, but their claims , will be heard notwithstanding ...
... COLONIES ARE ON THE \ VERGE OF annihilation, affirming that if relief be j not, afforded to them — 1. The present crop in the West Indies cannot be j maintained. j 2. That the Mauritius is not only similarly placed, j but is likely to experience the horrors ...
... China i ] -*ov. 20. via Southampton / ft Mediterranean, Egypt, India, | .. i ...
... making Indian produce very cheap ? 3. Have not numerous letters been received from agents and proprietors in the British West Indies, stating that it is useless further to attempt to culti- vate sugar cane to compete with slave-sugar countries, and recommending ...
... —Deputy Commissary- General Fernandes, half-pay, B-lgium ; Assistant Jommis- ?? Beverley, on his passage home from the West Indies; Deputy Assistant Commissary-General Wickeus, half-pay. Medic.v. Department.—Surgeon Second Class L'lumond- son. Hong-Kong; ...