... NEGRO SLAVERY. Earl (TREY presented a petition from ilishopweannouth, praying for the Abolition of Slavery. Earl GROSVENOR said he had a petition from Otter on the same subject. The petitioners prayed among other things to abolish Slavery, because it ...

... SLAVERY AND - BLASPHEMY. The American papers bring us no news so interesting as that which we have received from our private correspondent. We find several communications exhibiting the heart-rending sorrows of the internal slave-trade, but, at this late ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Earl UREY presented a petition from Darlington, praying for the abolition of Slavery in our West India Colonies.— Also Shriller 'petitions from Coggershall, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, and from a pariah in East Lothian. —Laid ...

... SLAVERY IN THE FRENCH COLONIES. We informed our readers in a former number, •f the frightful crime committed by a manager of an establishment in Guadeloupe on some unfortunate slaves. We now present the trial of this case, which was adjudged in November ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. ; Sir JOH N.ASTLEY presented a petition from Aylesbury, praying for the gradual abolition of Slavery in the West Indies. Similar petitions were presented by Mr. Cu (LIVEN, from Cockennouth ; by Mr. HONYWOOD, from seven Towns in Kent ; by ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. Sir E. WILMOT presented numerous petitions from various parts of nigland and Ireland, praying for the immediate abolition of Negro apprenticeship. Mr. DENISTOUN presented two petitions from the City of Glasgow, one signed by 65,600, and ...

... TEXAS-SLAVERY. The following resolutions, introduced by Governor Runnels, ware adopted by the Convention on the 29th ult.:— Resolved—That the committee on the general provisions of the constitution be instructed to inquire into the expe' diency and ...

... ABOLITICN OF SLAVERY. Petitions were presented, praying for the abolition of slavery, by Lord Bexley; Lord Suffield (262 in number); the Duke of 'Wellington (praying also that regard be had to the rights of property) ; the Earl of Suffolk, Lord Lyttelton ...

... SLAVERY IN ALGIERS. From a correspondent at Oran we have received a translation of an address to the Duke of Isly (Marshal Bugeaud) from the Institut d'Afrique at Paris, in relation to the slave-trade notoriously carried on under French dominion in Algeria ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Happily for the best interests oinTankind, the gloomy anticipations of the colonists have, in a great measure, been dispelled. The dangerous experiment of conferring freedom on a race of men ten times out-numbering their European ...

... Factories' Regulation Bill, and the other for the abolition of ne4ro slavery. An HON. MEMBER. pre.enred two petitions from the Wesleyan of Ripon and Rainton, for the abolition of c olonial slavery. M. ROEBUCK presented a petition from a very respectable class ...

... SLAVERY IN TEXAS. Texas papers recently received to the end of May give sonic curious details of the workings of republican slavery principles. In justice, however, it may be remarked that a peremptory denial is given to certain allegations made in this ...