... appointed on India affairs, with understanding that the Committee should confine iU attention to the eoromsr. cial state of ths West Indies, omitting the question of Negro Slavery and all political subjects.—Adjourned at half past three. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7. the ...

... prote>ts against the recent vote of the British House Commons, pledging that House interfere in bcliall of the slaves the West Indies, with view to their emancipa ti ...

... really make the poor man a slave to that tiibunal.—(Hear.) If a man were to come here Ireland, and say that had been in the West Indies, where he had seen the slaves well fed, well clad, and well lodge —if such man exclaimed, I the only man Ijenevolence in ...

... tons. To set balance in a still clearer point of view, would observe, that it would take our whole trade for 1830 with the West Indies, say 253,872 tons, and with the United Slates, 65,130, in all 319,002, to wipe away the balance—nor would all tiie British ...

... JUTENI9. TO BROTHER, TUB HIS nmKTIBB FOB THE WEST INDIES. And wilt go, brother dear. Ah ' w herefore shouldst thou roam . hy lofty soul, unknown to fear, Impels thee from thy home. That home will be lonelv place. A mourning pennon furl’d, W hore round ...

... arc principally tumours of the glands'under the arm pits, w hich burst, and emit quantity term:*. THE LATE STOHM IN THE WEST INDIES. We do not remember ever having read any tin more trulv erapbic iban the following dese riplion of die late hurricane in ...

... that, in the course of the Session, however, he contemplated bringing in a measure to afford some fiscal redress to the West Indies. These measures, however, would depend on the reception extended to propositions already before the different legislatures ...

... large reductions in the army. Government had hoped to reduce the number of the private soldiers, but the late events in the West Indies and elsewhere rendered that absolutely impracticable. Since last year reductions bad been made to the amount £172,954. The ...

... street and alley of our crowded towns —in every field and Firm yard our unhappy land. Not ti poor benighted slaves in the West Indies are under wilder delusions, who have fixed persuasion that domestic oppressors step in intercept the bounties of the British ...

... Linsey Chute, to Jane, eldest daughter of the late William Dobbs Burleigh, Esq., b i>brua. y, at Trinity Church, Trinidad, West Indie*, the Rer Mr. Cummin, and afiei wards at her father’s house ,1!^ fWiff. Wright, tldrd son of Wright S'lerlock, of Cork, ...

... balance against us of 918,703 tons, which exceeds our entire trade carried on in British ships with North America, the West Indies, the United States,. China, and the East Indies, by upwards of 6,000 tons, for year 1831—from the loss of ships last year ...

... The property in question belonged to the British nation and was unuer the sovereignty of the King much as England or the West Indies. hey never made laws for the Chinese because they would not obey them ; but the Parliament were making laws for India, which ...