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... Gibraltar, Malta, and Zanta, Continental India, and Ceylon ; New South Wales, Van Dieman’s Land, and TongatalMMi, Africa, the West Indies ; British North America, including Newfoundland and many of the most neglected Districts of Ireland. The number of Members ...
... commission, or proceed with his regiment to whatever place might be its destination; the second was (hat of an officer in the West Indies, where the force was small, and although he was not on the staff, be received staff pay; and the third was that of lieutenant ...
... Wales, Tongatahoo, and Van Dicinan's Laud, ; Africa, 767; in Newfoundland, and British North Ame rica, ; West Indies, 32,074. Of those in the West Indies, 1,079 are whites, 6,910 free blacks, and 24,085 slaves. In last 20 years the population of New York ...
... beers. The Rev. Mr. Cross seconded the motion, and explained the ill effects had witnessed from the slave system in the West Indies, among all classes of society, and even upon the female sex of the higher ranks there. detailed the disgu>li:ig characteristics ...
... to be de dueled from it, 11,000 tons Isle of Man, 47*857 Jersey and Guernsey, 251,000 British colonies, 189,930 British West Indies, and added to all this our Asiatic trade. We will venture to say 600,000 tons would base been nearer the mark. But this ...
... that RoB,i:BT tersoN is (juiet, the exchequer admit mm, the produce of the ■ I> * al ’ * res P table country gentleman. The West Indie*, into this kingdom, at the W duty of 3 ...
... trade document, in reference to ibis subject, hewn submitted *bc Hmnw Assembly. contain* ooWrpnrwove staAment of ia the West Indies of articles the production of the United States, between the years IBtM, 1835, and 1886, when American vessels bail a p ...
... this obp jilted £23,930. (r. HUME would should obliged « of the West Inill he CHANCKLLOI Palaces, they As Pari. ,* in the West Indi« requisite as Church* Mr. W. HORTON | an expenditure upon the West Indian support of the Church Sir JAMES GRAH 'tic account ...
... navigation, and for opening a passage through the Atlantic ocean the numerous markets of North and South America and the West Indies, where all these articles would find a ready sale, in a manufactured state.* In addition these important facts, the attention ...
... inferior sugars. knew it would stated to him that the addition (id. per gallon upon rum would increase the distress of the West Indies, but did not apprehend that that objection would be found to have much weight. The Right Hon. Gentleman then proposed a ...
... handsome appearance, is surpassed none belonging the Clyde. She has been employed, with the exception of a voyage® to the West Indies, in the East India Trade, and has invarably delivered her cargoes in excellent condition. For Inventory and further particulars ...
... referred to the depressed etetsof the West India interesU, observing that ia 1818 the exports from (bis country to the West Indies amounted to six millions, whereas last year they amounted to more than three millions, which was strong proof the di«treas ...