... petition to the same effect from the county of Lincoln ; and a petition from Cambridge, praying for the abolition of West India slavery, Lord CARRINGTON presented a petition from the shipowners of Hull, praying for protection. On the motion of the Duke of Wellington ...

... Joye 20. Sir G. Murray took the oaths and his seat, on his re-election for the county of Perth. Petitions against negro slavery in the West Indies were presented by Mr. Bastard, from a place in the county of Devon; and by Mr. Cmapiin, from Gains- borough ...

... for the abolition of colonial slavery. The Earl of ELDON presented ■ petition from se- veral merchants of the City of London, possessing pro. Perty in St. Christopher's and Dominica, praying foran 'Ndemnity in case of slavery being abolished. Sir A. GIANT ...

... the bill passing into a law Ordered to be printed. BRO SLAVKUY* Petitions were presented praying for the abolition of negro slavery, from Falmouth and Morrison, by Sir R. Vivian; from Penzance, by Mr. Pkndarvkh ; from CJdvershintf iv Su£fi4k, by Sir W. KowlCT ...

... future to call their country, is not calculated to rd a prospect of a tolerable state of thing! among a People debased hy slavery, and distracted hy anarchy. d, »iral de Rigny, who was lately at Egina, aiul ■** lrom thence t-i Samos, seems to have Heived ...

... should post- pone his motion on the slavery question, from Thurs- day next to the 3d of July. One motion of his that stood for ihe 3d of .Inly, he postponed till the Oth. Petitions praying for the altolitioii of slavery were presented by Mr. Trant, from ...

... added to this revolutionary flame, and seeks with fire and sword the ruin of the empire, the profanation of religion, and the slavery of yourselves and your wives. Take arms, brave Mussulmen, against the Russian infidels ; repair five times every day to the ...

... course. The petition was ordered to be printed. Mr. HUME presented a petition from Inverary in favour of the abolition of slavery. — Laid on the table. Mr. HUME presented a petition from an individual named Ebenezer Black, in favour of the circulation ...

... DOWNSHIRE expressed his satis- faction at what had fallen from his noble friend. SLAVERY Earl MORLEY presented a petition from Bodmin, praying for the gradual abolition of slavery. ILKltliy RESERVES IN CANADA The Earl of HADDINGTON said, he held in his hand ...

... open to all suggestions, aiid most willing to try and reward useful nautical inventions. Petitions were presented against slavery, from the Stafford potteries, l>eal, Sheffield, Langton, and other places ; from the coroners in Northumberland, for an increase ...

... was post- poned till Thursday. Petitions were presented from St. Neot's, Boston, I-uton, Harrington, Taunton, &c, against slavery; from Hits and Cromarty, against the present duties on Wool; from Pootefreet, in favour of the Small Notes Act; from John ...

... WHAIINCLIFFE prtsente*. two petitions from Sheffield, one praying tor the gradual, and tiie other for the immediate, abolition of slavery — Laid on the table. Sir A. Grant, and other members of the House of Commons, brought up the Hotel and Tavern Licensing Bill ...