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... THE WEST INDIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — Lord Grey has evinced no unmistakeable amount of sensitiveness on tke score of the charges which have been brought against the proceedings of the Colonial Office. It ia not my purpose now to dis- ...
... THE WEST INDIES « — . TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — lf all the great interests of the country suffer .OSS from the want of a wise and patriotic Government, ?? ?? cause on which I now beg leave to address you is iurther injured by the want of ...
... CLASSIFICATION OF CONTINUOUS COMMUNICATIONS j AND DISCUSSIONS, The West Indies, by Mr. Borthwick— April 27, May 27, 30, Juno : 19, 26. Mr. Oastler to the People of England— May 8, June 8, 20. ...
... lndia, and China I via Southampton ?? j ; Mediterranean, Eirypt, India, „ o China, &c, via Marseilles ) ; i July 17. West Indies* and ?? v ju. Bermuda, Nassau, N. Orleans,) July 22. i Auj. 3. Mexico, Honduras, Havana, ; 0 JUiy- . and St. Juan Porto ...
... their fields iu order. There can be little doubt but that sugar will advance by-and-by, when the short supply from the West Indies is known, and the slave sugar grower will then have all the benefit. 1 have read a good deal of the evidence before Lord ...
... confirm and render final the suspension of Dr. John Reddie from his office of Chief Justice of the Island of St. Lucia, West Indies. A deputation, consisting of the Lord Mayor, Mr. J. G. Cope, the City Solicitor, and the City Remembrancer, had an interview ...
... Member of the Church of Euglan 1 . 4. Sedition in Ireland, by Fidelia 6. Mr. Webster aud Mr. G. V. Brooke. 8. The West Indies by E. H. Clarke.'' 12. Case of James Ma»hew, by J. j! Hall; the Present Conjuncture, by A. Z. - 12. Mr. Webster's Reply ...
... pleased to direct that ' copies of any Acts, laws, customs, or ordinances passed in j any of her Majesty's colonies in the West Indies, or the ; Mauritius, in contravention of the Imperial British Posses- sions Act, to which her Majesty in.Council may have ...
... the amendment of Mr Levy. Captain Madden thought it would be useless to expect a sufficient amendment in the state of the West Indies by any alteration in the sugar duties, by which the situation of the bank could be improved, as it was useless to expect ...
... de Grasse, April 12, 1782, as well as in the actions previously fought between Admiral Hood and the French fleet in the West Indies ; and few saw more service in the last war. He was afterwards employed in charge of one of the vessels for constructing ...
... July 28. July St. ?? China i - ' via Southampton / Mediterranean Egypt. India. I ! 0 j , - China,fee.,vi& Marseilles l West Indies* and Venezuela 0 July 22. ' July IT. ■ BeriNiida, Nassau, N.Orleans,'. Mexico, Honduras, Havana, | 0 . July 22. Aug. 2. ...
... China I July US. July 30. via Southampton /! Mediterranean, Egypt. India,) . ! China, sc.vil Marseilles t ° ° July2l. West Indies* and Venezuela | U July2i. July IT. Bermuda, Xassau, N. Orleans, j Mexico, Honduras, Havana,! I) July 32. Aug-. 2. ami St ...