Reports about Jamaica and about the dismissal of the Whig Ministry and Buxton's arrival in Weymouth, 24 Nov 1834
Item
Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 13, p. 252
Includes:
- The Times, letter to the editor from John Barber about the reluctance of Black people to work in Jamaica, reports which directly contradicted Buxton's speech at a meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Society of Jamaica to the House of Assembly, 24 Nov 1834
- report of a speech of the Governor over the change in state on 7 Oct, claiming that not one drop of blood had been spilt among the Black population, n.d.
- report of the dismissal of the Whig Ministry and Buxton's arrival in Weymouth to canvass, 23 Nov 1834.
Dates
- Creation: 24 Nov 1834
Extent
1 page
Language of Materials
- English
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Shelfmark
MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 13, p. 252
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