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... ditficulty in arrivin at the iiutii with respect the real condition of the Ne ro in West Indies. class witnesses on the subject declare that the Negroes in the West Indies are in state surpassing happiness ; that although, theoretically speakin'% they may ...
... not stop with the ■ irorify of that person. Unfortunately, that was the smallest j it of the story. There was society the West Indies called the Council of Protectors. Mr. Ibidges wis brought ! rf( them, fourteen of them sat in sort of Court of Inquiry, ...
... The motion was withdrawn. Distillation from Molasses. Mr. P. THOMSON said, that the distress which now prevailed in the West Indies was in itself sufficient reason for him ask the House grant the means of an empiiry iuto ...
... presented petition from the female inhabitants of the parish of Longford, Coventry, praying for the abolition slavery in the West Indies. Mr. H. HOWARD presented a petition from Shoreham in favour the Reform Bill. Kildure-strect Society. Lord CASTLEREAGH presented ...
... conferred the degree of Doctor of Medicine on I*2o Gentlemen; of whom .38 belonged to Scotland, England, to the East and West Indies, America, &c. and the following'Gentlemen to Ireland Armstrong, Win. J- Gawley, Vah Macswiney, John Heamish, John L. Gaussen ...
... in Ireland. Mr SINCLAIR presonte.l a petition from the General Syno.l of Sutherland, for the abolition of Slavery in the West Indies. . Mr. G11.1.0N presented a petition from the inhabitants of the royal burgh of Linlithgow, praying the House to piss the ...
... appear meet.—And petitioners, iu duty bound, will ever pray. DREADFUL HURRICANE THE WEST INDIES, The following account of a late fearful hurricane in the West Indies is from the Grenada Gazette; its consequences have been most distressing-to many of the ...
... WEST INDIES. A Leeward Island mail Ims arrived this mornin-, with very late dates from the Islands. The contents are of considerable moment. The re. solutions adopted the Colonists in the dill'erent islands assume a still more violent and determined ...
... island Harhadoes the Kith ult., which presents a scene devastation and loss of human life unparalleled m t ie history of the West Indies. The number of the killed the time the Hannah left was not ascertained, but it was supposed that not less than 0,000 human ...
... accompanied by rain ; they last generally for about hour, sometimes not so long—. They very much resemble the hurricanes in the West Indies, but arc not furious; they vary from south-east to northeast. dark cloud in the eastern horizon foretels the approach of ...
... nomination.” Tin's Report was ordered Re taken into consideration immediately after the discussion of the iludg-ct for 1831. WEST INDIES. DEVASTATION IN BARRADOES BY A STORM. St. Jolm’s, Antigua, August 2,‘kl, With the most painful feelings we have to record ...
... present in charge, us Members of those Colleges of Surgeons, of all the large Hospitals in the Colonies. viz the East and West Indies, new Smith Wales, Africa, America, &c.—as well as all the and extensive Hospitals England, Wales and Scotland—to he elected ...