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... WEST INDIES The Victims of Sugar Beet FRESH official evidence on the share of sugar in creating unrest in the West Indies and elsewhere is to hand Lord Harlech’s report on our Colonial Empire for last year. Our trusteeships for the welfare of the 55 million ...
... WEST INDIES. HouTHAMrroN, Mm Tb« M Ail OovipM/'a taUreuJaai*l*U*in«r 9U«at, from Wml U Jim. bti •rrivod hire. 6h* loft Tboaoa on tho Wad alt. and Madura tko iaat Krom tho latUr idaco oho bringa W paaaaflgara, m.la Jiog Karl Brow alow. Tho Solaat osporioacod ...
... WEST INDIES Advices have been received from Jamaica to the 27th December. The new House Assembly was opened on the 18th with speech from the Governor, its consideration and the preparation of reply in answer were referred tin special committee, and afterwards ...
... WEST INDIES. PLTMOCTIL . MONDAY, The Nile, from the west Indies arrived here with • mast d treasure. la Peru there have been henry raise and disastrous Sada, and noels damn. has been dens. Lasaberrineau, an island tows 8,000 in►ebitants, haa nearly destroyed ...
... WEST INDIES. vi, Ninth 24. By the arrival of her Majesty's steam-frigate Highflyer, Captain Heatheote, at Spithead, this evening, have advice, from Bermuda to the 4th inst. inclusise. Nearly all the Windward Islands had suffered severely from yellow fever ...
... THE WEST INDIES. Socvnaarron, Wednesday, 9 1.1—The *teenier Parana has arrived, with dates from Jamaica, May Barba• does, 28; and St Thames, 3!. She brings 8000 dots specie frirght and 192 passengers. At y ellow fever was very prevalent in the harbour ...
... WEST INDIES. Extract from the Journal. Roseau, Sent. again resume our Journal, after an interrupdg occasioned the confusion and loss sustained in ii office during the late hurricane ; one the greats calamities this colony has sustained in the menu* its ...
... WEST INDIES. frona the We,t taken a whole, do ___ .y M,pect to crops and the weather. Jama wa * ell as any the islands, but it cur kk!' ven the marked difference of the temperature or distant parishes, and the absence rain quar while another abundant ...
... WEST INDIES. Southambtux, Wednesday Morning.—The Shannon has arrived. She brings, on merchants’ accounts, for the dividends, 1,*63,605 Gold dost and gold in bars, 3,744.553 dollars. She experienced strong easterly gales* Mercantile affairs Valparaiso ...
... WEST INDIES, Barbadoes the weather had improved, the rain having abated. The crops were nearly all tiui.lieJ, I'Ul ilie yield w»i very indifferent. The import market »a» well atorked. The cotton question still engaged attention at Jamaica, and applications ...
... THE WEST INDIES. The royal mail steam-ship Severn arrived Southampton on Saturday, with the West Indian mails, sixty eight cabin passengers, and the following cargo;— lo7,ooo dollars on merchants* account, £23,740 in silver bars, ounces gold, packages ...
... WEST INDIES. First innings: Second Laninp. G. CUileum, run 0ut 24 a Elliott. b Hammond ..- 0 C. A. Roth.u lbw, b Freeman 50 o Jardine. b Tato F. R. Martin. run 0ut.. 21 o Basswood, Flamm W. H. St. Hill, Jupp. - b Tato 3 not out Z. L. G. Hand ...