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At Barbadoes the elections had terminated very
quietly. The new Session of the Legislature had
been opened by the Governor on the 23d of January.
In his speech the unhappy militia question held a
prominent place. Mr. Charles Packer, Solicitor-
General, had been appointed Speaker of the new
House of Assembly. A committee had been ap-
pointed to prepare, in co-operation with the Coun-
cil, an address to Prince Alfred on his visit to the
island, and to make arrangements for his re-
ception. The young cane crop had been nearly all
planted throughout the island, and the plants had
everywhere a good spring. The old canes continued
to improve with the genial weather they were get-
ting, and were ripening very favourably. Sugar-
making had commenced here and there, but the
general reaping was not expected to be set about
before the middle of next month. The public
health appeared to be good.
At Demerara the Court of Policy had held two
sittings in the past fortnight, but the business
transacted was only of local interest. The Court
had resolved to abolish the present cumbrous mode
of granting patents in the colony, by passing a
separate ordinance for each, and a bill will shortly
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