... country to all our colonies which slavery' may he abolished, the expense to borne out the funds hitheito appropriated to the support our military establishments in tho e parts, which, on the entile abolition of slavery, may be extensively and safely reduced ...

... ABOLITION SLAVERY, Outlie motion of Mr. STANLEY, the hounc went into committee the Slavery Abolition Bill. The CHAIRMAN read the first chunk', and put the question that the first blank be filled with the wolds Ist of November, 1833.” . Mr. MAURY ATT objected ...

... by which the friends of the mi- ! mediate abolition of slavery had been prevented the oppor- tunity of a reply to the West India party, to take into consider- ation the position of the anti-slavery question, at the present cri.i., and lo affoid an oppoitunity ...

... COLOVIAL SLAVERY. Lord SUFFIELD said he had three petitions to present from planes of considerable consequence in the country for wealth and population, against colonial slavery. They were all numerously and respectably signed. There was a strong feeling ...

... COLONIAL SLAVERY. The order of the day having been read for the resumption of the debate on colonial slavery, and the house having resolved itself into a committee thereupon, Mr. GODSON rose for the purpose of expressing his sentiments upon the proposed ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. (From the Anti- Slat cry. Reporter.) We have great pleasure in announcing that the Diet of Sweden has responded to the appeal of the King in sue*: a manner as to secure the abolition of slavery in the island of St. Bartholomew. This ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. BULL OF POPE GREGORY XVI., TOR THE ABOLIT-0 1 OF THE NEGRO SLAVE-TRADE. On the 3d of December, I*3o, the 11 th year of the Portti floats. Placed as we are on the supreme seat of the Aposth acting, though by no merits of our own, as the ...

... auoLinoN or slavery. The CIIANC£LIA)H .of the EXCHEQUER was desirous of offering few words to the hon. member fur Weymouth (Mr. T. F. Buxton) relative to the important question of which he had given notice, and which stood for discussion this evening ...

... COLONIAL SLAVERY. The following are the outlines tbe thirteen new clauses that it will be moved add tbe Slavery Abolition Bill, on the presentation of the report this day : I. That the number of slaves belonging to or settled in each of tbe nineteen several ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING. Yesterday a meeting was held at the Spread Eagle, '•psora, for the purpose of considering of the propriety •■ petitioning parliament to take steps towards the •mancipation of the negro slaves In the Wept Indies. At about a quarter ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING. (Abridged from the Times.) . An extremely numerous and highly respectable meeting -of the opponents of slavery was held yesterday,at Exetei nail, by appointment of the meeting of delegates. Sir Eardly Wilmot, Bart., M.P., in the ...

... amendment of the uoble duke, because although the period of apprenticeship was diminished, yet period of slavery was thereby increased (bear, hear) ; tor slavery would be cuntimieo, were that amendment adopted, six mouths longer, than the hill, it now stood, ...