... SLAVERY TWO LECTURES illustrative of the Character of Slavery in the British Colonies, and of thf advantage, safety, and practicability of its immediate aboliton. will be delivered at Eoenezer Chapel, High-street, Shonditch, by EDWARD BALDWIN. Esq. The ...

... SLAVERY. Sir EA RDLEY WILMOT gave notice that on to-morrow he should move that his motion standing for that day, on the subject of slavery, should be discharged, and that he would bring the subject forward on the 225 May inst. ...

... SLAVERY. Petitions, praying for the abolition of slavery, were presented by Mr. Harvey, from Colchester; by Mr. Adeane, from Lough_ borough and two other places ; by Mr. M. A. Taylor, from the city of Durham; by Mr. Prittie, from Roscrea, in Tipperary; ...

... SLAVERY. Lord SUFFIELD, having several petitions to present for the abolition of slavery, took the opportunity of explaining what he himself, and the Anti-Slavery Society, really meant, by the term immediate emancipation. Several petitioners had used ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. LITTLETON presented a petition from the female inhabitants of Coastley, in Staffordshire, for the abolition of Negro Slavery, and also petitions from Bromsgrove and three other places to the same effect. Mr. HART DAVIS presented a similar ...

... SLAVERY. Lord SUFFIRLD presented47petltions from various parts of England. eignal by 2,900 signatures, against colonial slavery. Also, 47 pemons basing the same object from Ireland. POOR OP IRELAND. The Earl of ROSERERIC presented a petition front the ...

... SLAVERY. ! The order of the thy for -- th - e second reading of the Abolition of Slavery Act Amendment Bill having been read, ! Lord GLENELG said, he rose now to move the second reading of the bill entitled An Act to amend the Act for ! the Abolition ...

... SLAVERY. Captain PEctimA., In alluditgloson;observations he had made the previous evening relative to a charge preferred by a noble and learned lord against the officers of her Majesty's cruisers engaged in the sla.e trade prevention service, intimated ...

... SLAVERY. We hare had occasion frequently to allude to the effuct which the diffusion of liberal sentiments may be calculated on producing in the minds of the great thernaelv es . A better exemplification could not be given than that 'Ward e d by the subjoined ...

... SLAVERY The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that the house having agreed to the motion of the boo. member toe Weymouth, that a committee be appointed to inquire into the It and proper means of abolishing slavery in the West Indite, and it having been ...

... SLAVERY. Petitions were presented from Folkstone by Sir E.KNATCHBULL ; from Sherborne, by Mr. M. PITT; from Brompton and another place, by Sir J. GRAHAM ; from Oakham, by Sir G. HEATHcFTE ; from Berwick-upon-Tweed, by Sir F. BLAKE; and from Greenock, ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. G. SKIPWITH presented n petition from Alcester, in the county of Warwick, for the abolition of slavery. CORPORATION REFORM. Colonel HAY presented ; - iietiii - On - from Elgin and Bent, against the present constitution of corporations, slavery ...