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... the original treaty, conceded in the West Indies to the Americans, and them on their coast to us. But Senate struck out the part relating to their own coast.— They wished to concede the right to them in our West Indies, hot they refused it tons on their ...
... WEST INDIES. Latest from the West Indies, —By the Dute of Lancaster, arrived from Demerara, we have a file of the Guiana Chronicle to the 7th, and private advices to the loth November. The conduct of the governor was still the subject of severe censure ...
... WEST INDIES. Jamaica The German Emigrants.——ll affords u» very sincere gratification to be able to state, that the emigrants from -Germany brought out by Mr. Myers, seven months ago, have enjoved uninterrupted good health. Many of them arc employed in ...
... unconnected. • • 'rim foundations of society are shaken all over the world—the Whiteboys in Ireland, and the Blacks in tiio West Indies, all seem to fight under the same colours. • • • Don’t forget any of my precautions. lam sorry 1 did not bring all the plate ...
... WEST INDIES. Latest from Jamaica. Accounts from Jamaica to the 3d of January, have been received. On the 22d Deceml>er, his Excellency the Governor prorogued the House Assembly for the Christmas holidays. The following, which forma the conclusion the ...
... M‘lntire. The Captain of tho Rover had engaged take her to Belfast, but he received order from the owners sail for the West Indies, and, she was resolved to return to her father as soon possible, she refused to accompany him. For thirty-one months she ...
... STATES, threo times monthly. To the BRITISH SETTLEMENTS in NORTH AMERICA, every fortnight during the s-ason. To the EAST and WEST INDIES, about every ten days. To the CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, VAN DIE MAN'S LAND, and NEW SOUTH WALES, about every six weeks. Emigrants ...
... 1834- and 1835, and £651,500 for payment of exchequer bills issued for the relief persons having suffered losses in the West Indies. ...
... three times monthly. To the BRITISH SETTLEMENTS in NORTH AMERICA, every fortnight during the s'tison. To the EAST and WEST INDIES, about every ten days. To the CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, VAN DIE MAN'S LAND, and NEW SOUTH WALES, about every six weeks. Emigrants ...
... STATES, three times monthly. To the BRITISH SETTLEMENTS in NORTH AMERICA, every fortnight during the season. To the EAST and WEST INDIES, about every ten days. To the CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, VAN DIE MANS LAND, and NEW SOUTH WALES, about every six xveeks. Emigrants ...
... STATES, three times monthly. To the BRITISH SETTLEMENTS in NORTH AMERICA, every fortnight during the season. To the EAST and WEST INDIES, about every ten days. To the CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, VAN DIEMAN'S LAND, and NEW SOUTH WALES, about every six weeks. Emigrants ...
... Tunalague, Carndonagb.” 6lh -April, 1830. Sir Frederick Stovin, Chief of the Northern Police, has been offered a government the West Indies. Captain Joyce, late Sub-Inspector at Fermanagh, has been removed from the constabulary. Mr. second class chief constable ...