... SLAVERY A v ell friend of mine. America, who was onre a slaveholder, hut, under the ennobling Influence of Christianity, had emancipated his slaves, told me, that, on going once into slave mart, he saw, among those to sold, a remarkably tine slave. hen ...

... SLAVERY. If we arc believe the Jamaica Papers, the negro population not make that beneficial of their freedom that their friends would Idleness and dissipation arc said to prevail; the agricultural interests suffer, and their prospects are asserted of ...

... SLAVERY. Lord JOHN RUSSELL—I un denrourof addrenine * few words to the How, in consequence of the dirision which his taken to-night, the of the Honourable Baronet. (Heir, hey.) I base ™ revive the discussion on that motion, but I feel it night lead to ...

... SLAVERY. The report of the Committee on Colonial Slavery was agreed to, and a Bill to be brought in, in conformity with the re&oiutions^fc-Ailjuurned. Thursday. June 13. At the early sitting, Mr, ROEBUCK presented petition from the jurors who had sat ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROt'GHAM then brought under the consideration of their lordships the present state of the slave trade, which, though condemned by the law, was yet carried on. owing to the fact that the law was not sufficiently stringent in its provisions; ...

... SLAVERY Sir E. WILMOT, in moving the discharge of the notice which stood in his name, for that evening, stated, that, on the 22d of May, he should move .1 resolution, recommendatory of the immediate, entire, and unqualified abolition of Slavery. REGISTRATION ...

... SLAVERY. Sir G. GREY; in answer question from Mr. o‘Con- .|j that the Legislature Jamaica had made provision for emancipating the Negroes on the first of August. In St. Lucia, a majority of the Council were in favour similar step. The Governor of Trinidad ...

... SLAVERY. Lord SUFFIELD presented 800 petitions in fwour of abolishing slavery; and similar petitions were presented Lord CHARLfeMONT and other Noble Lords. The Duke of WELLINGTON presented similar petitions; but accompanied with a hope, that due regard ...

... SLAVERY. To the Editor of the Belfast Chronicle. B,*, At meeting the London Aiitl-elavtry Society, held Ex. trr-h.il, the alt. th. laltownig resolution was passed That tbs object that meeting was tile en. tire extinction negro slavery.* address ta the ...

... SLAVERY. Lord ROUGH AM rose to move an address to the Queen, praying that an Order in Council be issued, for the total abolition of slavery in the Ciown Colonics, on the Ist of August. [Left speaking.] ...

... tendencies of a love of mo- hey.w Reader, con over the following extract, and ask yourself is it not a living paradox that slavery, such as is therein described, can co-exist with republicau instita- tions and an clective presidency : — Lyscuin —A black ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY LordGLENELG moved the consideration of the amendments of the House Commons, in the Slavery Abolition Act Amendment Bill. The amendments were all agreed to. The Bishop of LONDON brought in a Bill to amend an Act giving to (hose who endowed ...