... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM gave notice that to-morrow he should lay upon the table a bill for the more effectual suppression of the slave trade, and should then briefly state the outlines of the measure, but he should not enter into any argument. NEW HOUSES ...

... to suppose that, in an atmosphere vitiated, saturated, as it were, by slavery, there would be a disposition to adopt measures tecommended by a Parliament of freemen, by which slavery was to be abolished. It for this reason, he confessed, that he entertained ...

... SLAVERY. _ Mr. JOHN SMITH presented a petition from the inhabitants of the Isle of Ely, against Slavery in the West India Colonies.—Laid on the table. USURY LAWS' REPEAL BILL. On the motion of Mr. JOHN SMITH, in the absence of Mr. Sergeant Onslow, the ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. EVANS presented petiii — o - n - s . rro — m - . the Magistrates, Clergy, and Inhabitants of Colchester, Faversham, and other towns, for the total abolition of Negro Slavery. Mr. HUME, on behalf of Mr. Maberly, gave notice for the 28th May ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM rose and said he held in h:s hand a petition upon a subject of the greatest possible importance, to which he begged to call the attention of the house, and the attention of his noble and learned friend on the woolsack. It was a ...

... SLAVERY. Sir EARDLEY WILMOT postponed his motion for the abolition of slavery tilt 22d May. BENEFICES PLURALITY BILL. Sir ROBERT INGLIS and Mr. STRUTT presented petitions against this bill. On Lord JOHN RUSSELL having moved the order of the day for the ...

... SLAVERY. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE presented a petition from Lewes, in Sussex, praying the abolition of slavery. LEVEHER TAX The Earl of BRADFORD presented a petition from the tanners and curriers of the county of Monaghan (we believe), against the tax ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. STANLEY begged to be permitted to take that opportunity of referring to a notice of motion which stood in the name of his Noble Friend the Chancellor of the Exchequer for Tuesday next, relative to colonial slavery. It was certainly most important ...

... SLAVERY. Petitions, praying for the abolition of Slavery, werepresented—from the t own o f S t . N eo t' s , by L or d Mandeville ; from Harrington (Cumberland), by Str John Lowther ; from Taunton, by Mr. Seymour ; from Luton, Bedfordshire, by Lord Taviatock; ...

... SLAVERY. Lord WHARNCLIFFE, on presenting two petitions from places in Yorkshire for the immediate abolition of negro appreuticeship, expressed his entire concurrence in the prayers of the petitioners. The Marquis of SLIGO said recent circumstances that ...

... SLAVERY. Sir W. MOLES WORTH presented petitions from Launceston, and other places in Cornwall, for the abolition of negro slavery. He could assure the Ministers that much depended on their proceedings on this question as to the character they would hold ...

... SLAVERY. The Duke of SUTHERLAND presented a petition for the abolition of the negro-apprenticeship system, from the Potteries of Staffordshire. Viscount FALKLAND presented similar petitions from parishes in the county of Derby. The Marquis of BUTE presented ...