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... to slavery in the Barbary States. Having thus shown that the colonial advocates of negro inferiority argue in a various circle, (slavery being first the reason of the degradation,—and next the degradation being assigned as a reason for the slavery,) • ...
... anxious that the time should arrive when slavery could be abolished. He was, however, anxious still to try how far the local governments of those islands were willing to aid the British Parliament in abolishing slavery, before this country took means to enforce ...
... presented a petition ROston against negro slavery, ISISTgRIAL SALARIES.. Lord Mdatti presented a petition from the township of Sutton, in Yorkshire, praying a reduction of ministerial salaries,. and the abolition of slavery. A similar petition was also presented ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS.--yncREDAY, FEB. 3. Lord KEN VON presented a petition from Denbigh, for the abolition of slavery.—The Duke of GORDON presented a petition from Port ziorel, to the same effect.—Mn from Greenwich Hospital, presented an accottht of the price ...
... son of a 51ilitary Officer, * It is, therefore, strictly impartial.— Gazette. It throws much light on the real state of Slavery i n our West India Colonies.' , —Morning Chronicle. And is full of lively and graphic . pictures of society:'— Glasgow Free ...
... amelioration and final extinction of slavery, what could the Government do hut adopt measures to carry them into effrct ? The discussions then became general, embracing the in terests of the islands—the state of slavery—the propriety of affording relief ...
... being the First of an intended Series of Lives of Eminent Modern Philosophers, and meant as an antidote to the bigotry and slavery inculcated by the writets and disseminators of Religious. Tracts. J. W. has a considerable variety of Second-band Books on ...
... they do not participate or approve; and the abolition of tithes, in the fairest and shortest way possible. The abolition of slavery, meaning thereby freedom for every person, of whatever colour or country, and that without regard to the compensation of owners ...
... GRADY hoped that Mr. Carpenter's motion, for a petition to both Houses of Parliament praying for the total abolition of slavery, would be postponed till the next meeting, as he was in daily expectation of receiving nnyortatit information from Jamaica ...
... affix, for a time at least, another huge and ponderous link to the chains which characterise your degrading and infamous slavery. An enlightened, an industrious, a courageous people, the slaves of the most miserable and contemptible faction that ever ...
... apwared, the, aßthol, in the of enthusiasm which succeeded, was hailed as en angel heaven to save from all the horrors of slavery, by his timely, powerful, 6.nd unerring councils, a faithful—but abused, a brave — but misrepreaentlyd people.—See Cherthant's ...
... truck-system, the game laws, the assessed taxes, the duty on sea-borne coal, the taxes on knowledge, and the abolition of slavery. GAME LAWS. Mr. LITTLETON presented a petition from Wolverhampton, against the game laws. Mr. SYKES observed that, if the ...