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... Advices from Jamaica to the November, show that the storm of political excitement was raging with additional fury. Indemnity Retrenchment Bill had abandoned, and prospective one introduced which it was thought would pass. A large ami respectable meeting had been held to petition Parliament in favour of the enforcement of treaties with foreign countries for the suppression of tho slave trade. ...
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... SOUTH WALES. Late advices from Sydney liritm details furnishing review of the progress of the colony during the preceding half-year, which is, the whole, satisfactory. The settlers were making great efforts to reduce the cost of rodnetion of the various articles of export, and were deriving in this respect much advantage in the employment of labourers from China, > were jv engaged a great ...
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... Field, clerk Thomas Read Joseph Groom Philip Harris Nathaniel tiraystonc William Flory James Smith John Smith John W. Pipe William Wooinoegh James Warren William Knight John Harris John Newson Jesse* Kerch Henry TUlctt Thomas Hay, clerk George Last William Allan Peter Kersey John W. Gobbi tt George Cooper James Churehyard James Fletcher E. Ling Henry Howe William Lincoln William itucke W. A. ...
... 1 Besant, St. John’s 20 Kearney, St. John’s 2 Watson, Trinity Greenwood, Trinity S Wolstenbolme, St. John’s: t Boden, St. John’s 4 Hayward, St. John’s } Watson, Corpus 5 Cort, St. John’s ( Brace Hon. T. C., Jesus Jameson, Cains llutt, Caius ( Westlake, Trinity 26 Jeddere-Fisher, Trinity 8 Irving, St. John’s 27 Northcott, Caius ( Lethbridge, St. John’s* Clark, Trinity Sale, Emmanuel /Head, ...
... The Americans, says the Times have been making great inquiries about our West India Colonies, and the result has been a public advertisement that a certain gentleman, ** just returned from a tour the United States,’ is enabled provide purchasers for any the plantations now thrown out culture and luxuriantly running to waste. And what does the reader suppose is the gist of the speculation 1 ...
... SUN ASSURANCE SOCIETY. LONDON. Managers. Charles Bell Ford, Esq., Chairman. W. Boresford, Esq., M. P. [Joseph Hoare, Esq., Charles Boulton. Esq. Felix Ladbroke, Esq. Hon P. Bouverie Henry h. Shaw Lefevre, Esq. Harry Chester, Esq. | Henry Littledale, Esq. Samuel PepysCockerell.Esq. George arde Norman, Esq R iikes Currie, Esq.. M.P. i Brice Pearse, Esq. John Drummond, Esq. Charles Richard Pole, ...
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... New York, Feb. 5. —The long-looked-for measure, which it was hoped would effect a compromise between the present conflicting interests regarding the slavery question, has at length been brought forward the Senate Mr. Clay. The prominent features of bis plan may described as proposing the admission of California as a State, with suitable boundaries; as establishing territorial Governments over ...
... original motion, adopting the report of the Directors, was agreed to. the motion of Mr. Serjeant Gaseleb, seconded Mr. Peaty, the following gentlemen was appointed a Committee confer the Committees appointed by other Railway Companies determine upon the measures adopted for additional legislation on the subject of auditing railway accounts ; viz. : Mr. Christie, Mr. Sherwood, and Mr. Martin. ...
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