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... and fell into a neighbouring fieli The weight ol the hay which was thus lifted up was about l,ooolbs.—/Vriic/i Paver. The West Indies are 177,000 square miles; they contain 71,2)0 white, and 884,600 coloured inhabitants; their revenues amount to £341,700 ...
... WEST INDIES. have received Jamaica Papers of July 25, when no great nmasincss seems to have prevailed in that island. Undoubtedly precautions were taken to preserve the public tranquillity, special constables bad been sworn in, and so forth but see nothing ...
... Parliament has. by a grant, made good half the losses occasioned the demolition of Methodist houses of worship in the West Indies. In France Mr. Newstead has encountered some difficulties. Through Roman Catholic agency, the authorities were induced shut ...
... WEST INDIES—EMANCIPATION OF THE SLAVES. Accounts from the West Indies come down the Ist Aug., the clay which the Emancipation Act came into operation, and they are, in general, satisfactory. At Grenada, the negroes on two estates struck, but order was ...
... contrived s>iuiil out squibs all the way it went. WEST INDIES. a., tin- lUlti inst., contiin intelli | ifciest; tlial the son of the celebrated Toussaint intriguing with the negroes in the West Indies, lor the ■ c pmtitv: iiim«elf their liead. deliver ...
... WEST INDIES, brig Emerald, Boyd, which arrived in the Shannon yesterday morning, from Barbadocs direct, having sailed the 13th of August, brings intelligence that the island remained perfectly tranquil. The negroes in the plantation continued cheerfully ...
... WEST INDIES. The dispatches received Government from several of the West India islands are -aid of a satisfactory nature.— There is every reason for believing that the new system which the emancipation law has effected will proceed without any material ...
... by auction, at to 33s per cwt. bond. The British markets ow ing the late news of peace and proper subordination in the West Indies, have become dull the late prices, and a alight decline looked lor by purchasers. Russian 'Fallow is down to 13s per cwt ...
... of that empire was 302.117,183. a population more than twenty times •rreat that of Greenland, Fahrador, the Canadas, the West Indies, the South Sea Islands, the Cape, Madagascar, Cieccc, F.eypt, Abyssinia and i. r. more than twenty times lame n« arly the ...
... gift But it is, a minister of Protestant altar is not so worthy attention as an African well fed and well housed in the West Indies! Thank God? the Protestant landlords are now acting for themselves; and we verily believe that it is because their conduct ...
... that very honourable and upright Officer, Mr. Dushe, the Prothonotary.— Saurtders' News-Letter. The change affairs in the West indies, arising from the emancipation of the negroes, has made small open for Irish labour. In a district near Dublin several labourers ...
... for the Duke of Wellington to meet the House of Commons. They gave twenty millions last session for tlie blacks in the West Indies. wish they had given the money to buy ofl* the tithes in Ireland.— (Cheers.) Twenty millions would not now purchase majority ...