... SLAVERY. Mr. WILBERFORCE presented several Petitions from Religious Associations, in favour oftbe Abolition of Slavery. Sir 1. COFFIN said tbe Hon. GenUeman laboured under a singular delusion on Ihis subject. He bad passed many years of his life in the ...

... SLAVERY. The following is from the Jamaica Papers last received : — •• The owners of colonial property justly complain of the extent of the slavetrade now carrying on in the island of Cuba. We agree with theni, that it is the duty of the Go- vernment ...

... SLAVERY. In the Barbadoes Globe of the 12th of June, which has been received, i». find the following wi • _ PROCLAMATION. ?? i . C3S **i beeM r «*P re «*»^«« ' mo, lhat various un- isl«n,l ?? ?? b s ,reaH a,non * **» laves in Ihis island, slating ...

... SLAVERY. EPISCOPAL THEO I OGIC AL SEMINARY at BEXLEY WEST AFRICA. While so many attempts have been made to explore Africa, and develop her physical and commercial resources, it is gratifying to learn that her moral wants have not been forgotten. The pious ...

... SLAVERY. To the EDITOR oj the MORNING POST. Sir — Though a V\e-l India proprietor, no person can ba a stronger advocate for tlie extinction of slavery than myself, and I believe few have given more time to the consideration of Ihe subject. But whilst ...

... INFANT SLAVERY. CITY MEETING A Meeting was held on Saturday at the Cjty of London Tavern for the purpose of supporting, by Petition to the Legislature, the Bill about to be brought into Parliament by Lord Ashley, for reslricting the labour of children ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. .CONTINUED FROM OUR PAPER OF TUESDAY »» . EXTRACTS from MINUTES o/ EVIDFnpp ?? o/co^,o S^ ECT c ™^™^o['X. Vice-Admiral the Honourable Charles Fleming Examined Have you been at Hayti ?— Yes ' in&^ - «o the I understood there was ?? ?? Vearlß ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — That powerful, intelligent and zealous friend to this sacred cause, Mr. Stephen, has just published his *• Address to the Electors and People of Great Britain, under the primary title of ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. ' See ! the poor Negro how be pines in thought. The abject slave, for life, of fellow-man. Whose ohlv title i», tbat lie was bought :'-» Who cave the title » Answer that who can ! TOTHE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — On this ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. In the Royal Gazetie of Jamaica, J uly 3, last, there are ninety- four Runaways advertised; that is, Negro slaves, who had run away from their owners' estates. The advertisements de- scribe the runaways — some of the descriptions follow ...

... cruelty of masters. It is needless to expatiate on the law (if it be law) of private slavery ; hut I make no scruple to declare my own opinion, that absolire unconditional slavery, by which one human creature becomes the property of another, like a horse or ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. EXTRACTS from the MINUTES of EVIDENCE before a COMMITTEE of the HOUSE ./LORDS. (continued from our paper of wonoay last.) Examination of Sir Michael Clare, M.D. Have you resided long in the West Indies .'—Upwards of thirty years. W hen ...