... SLAVERY, The Marquis of SLIGO read a letter from Lord Brougham, complaining of certain misrepresentations that had appeared in the newspapers regarding his assertions on the subject of nCgr o slavery, when his lordship formed part of the administration ...

... come to a decision at once.—The CHAIRMAN then reported progress; and the Housa resumed. SLAVERY. The Report of the Committee of the whole House, on the subject of Slavery, was brought up, read, and agreed to, and Bill ordered to be brought in by Mr. Secretary ...

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... SLAVERY Lord SUFFIELD, on presenting a petition from Wey-bridge, in Cornwall, and another petition from three united parishes of Ferns, and two other places in the county of Wexford, praying the immediate abolition of slavery, said that in the present ...

... SLAVERY. v It is surprising how many fine things are td be said in fa. vour of Slavery. Liberty is a thfreadbare theme, but Slavery is fresh and fallow. W ;e have an abundance of writers e among us with the souls of slaves, and yet restrained by a gals ...

... SLAVERY. The Duke of RICHMOND presented fifteen petitions from various places, praying for the abolition of slavery. - The Earl of WICKLOW presented a similar petition from a parish in Ireland. The Earl of RADNOR presented similar petitions from places ...

... system of Slavery, had anxiously hoped, that - the abolition of the Slave Trade by the British Legislature in the year 1807, would have prepared the way for a gradual improvement in the condition of the individuals existing in a state of slavery in the BrittAti ...

... SLAVERY. MR. BUXTON'S SPEE C H ON WEST-INDIAN We were in ourlast, precluded from noticing the motion submitted to Parliament by T. F. BUXTON, Esq. on the subject of Slave Emancipation. Our review of the masterly speech of that Hon. Member, must, necessarily ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. EVANS presented petiii — o - n - s . rro — m - . the Magistrates, Clergy, and Inhabitants of Colchester, Faversham, and other towns, for the total abolition of Negro Slavery. Mr. HUME, on behalf of Mr. Maberly, gave notice for the 28th May ...

... SLAVERY, Mr. F. BUXTON wished to correct a misrepresentation which had gone abroad. He had not withdrawn his notice of the 19th,and had no intention of withdrawing it, except under certain circumstances. One of these was, that his Majesty's Government ...

... SLAVERY. The House went into a Committee, when the Be* solutions empowering the Government to raise twenty millions by Redeemable or Perpetuul Annuities, were agreed to. —The Slavery Abolition Bill was then re-committed.—Mr. F. BUXTON moved that, after ...

... SLAVERY. No. I. Extract of a Letter from Lieutenant. Colonel Arthur to the Earl Bathurst, K. G. dated 16th May 1820. Government House, Belize, Honduras, May 16th, 1820. MY LORD—It is with much concern Ido myself the honour to report to your Lordship ...