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PARDON OF WILLIAM HENRY BARBER

... from a highly respectable sphere of life to herd with the outcasts of Norfolk Island for nearly three long years of convict slavery I How shall he be recompensed for his sufferings-how shall be be rein- stated in his once exalted professional station! His ...

Published: Sunday 31 October 1847
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 850 | Page: 2 | Tags: Crime and Punishment 

LAW

... tearlinrient 1' MFiMTr OF POF uAlIA wNst. A sign oF moast omitss iimport, portending famirie, dungeons, bantismenit, and slavery.. Ina other words, assnebling onae thoasand individuals from all parts of the Empire under pretext of devisingeemeasures for ...

MAYOR'S COURT

... -Alsrsning Paper, Dee. 15, 1827. Be GREY no longer-while or black, Arid let us know of what you're thinking; To freedons on-to slavery back- This is no time for coward ,hrioking! t Now choose-stretch otita steady hand, And write your future history down ! The ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE

... recrimination between brother aid sister, the latter agreed to go back to Mrs. Garrettes foe the present. THAMES. ALts.EGoD SLAvERY IN ENGLAND.-On Monday, Sir John Stephen presented himself before the sitting magistrate, Mr. Broderip, and applied for his ...

France.—Banquet to Mr. Cobdes at Par? A splendid banquet was given in Paris Tuesday the F-ench Free-traders, Mr ..

... session of the liberty industry, and I m ?*' 0 f0Ull : never considered myself the citizen of tree long as the stigma of slavery, in the shape deprived my fellow countrymen of the reward oftneir labour ana their industry. address you an Englishman, and ...

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT, MONDAY

... imprisonment in the House of Correction by a jus- tice of the peace in Pittsfield, New Hampshire, for deliver- ing an anti-slavery lecture in thait ?? Rntzgela SIMrtrtohr (an American paper.) ...

LAW SITTINGS THIS DAY, MAY 9

... circurubtances, the comimunication from the Colonial Secretary to the West India Deputation, on the IrW- portant subject of Negro Slavery, which was to have taken place yesterday. is postponed until this day. We also bear tbat the comemuitcation of the Deputation ...

POLICE

... enabled to poinlt out a method, by the adop-' tion Of which there will be perfect safety in the immediate aboli- tion of slavery, withiout the buriheunanne uteccsbity of pecuniary, compelsation to the planter. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THiS DAY. Morn ...

GREENWICH PETTY SESSIONS

... class whose tendency it was to visit the public-liouse on the Sunday the licensed victuallers were reduced to a state of slavery. 'I'he Bench fined the defendant 51., including costs. Mr. Child said lie had never witnessed such severity. Air.Thackeray ...

CORONERS' INQUESTS

... Arica, from America. The only merk on the cask is the letter R. Mr. RHss said he was of opinion that a negro had escaped from slavery in America, and hai become suffocated. The jury returned a verdict of Found dead in a cask, but in what way the said skeleton ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE

... thatf they were under the protection of the Bi itisli power; that the Admiral had no authority to deliver thent up again to slavery, bitt tlsat the plaintiff was at liberty to use Isis best efforts to persuade them to returit Iif they thoaght proper, and ...

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL

... history, and, hoev- ev er umn1 way Iapprove or disspprove of titeir pohtral opins, till wvl, nis fer as tile sflbj,-ct ef slavery goes, Irlulpii in tie nillhis of pitt aint1 Itlx 1s the great tiei of their yill rleio Ib Ilitherett routes aimesd at tile ...