... 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. Lord PALAIERSTON presented a Petition from the ,University of Cambridge, praying that the House. would take into its consideration the state of Slavery in the West Indies, with a view to mitigate the condition of Slaves until Slavery could be ...

... SLAVERY. Petitions praying for the total abolition of slavery were presented by Lord Rayleigh, from a place in Kent; by the Dukeof Cleveland, from Sudbury; by Lord Foley, from Worcester; and by the Earl of Huntingdon, from Bury St. Edmond's, Waltham- ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. KEMYS TYNTE presented petitions for the abolition of slavery, from three parishes in the county of Somerset. Colonel TYNTE presented a petition to the same effect, from the town of Bridgewater. Mr. TYRELL presented a petition from three parishes ...

... the year an this should remain to be done. No sooner was the new Republic of Colombia established than slavery was abolished—those born in slavery were to remain as apprentices to their masters to the age of 18, and then purchased from then by a fund ...

... SLAVERY. ;Petitions praying the abolition of negro slavery were !Presented by the Marquis of Westminster, Lord Suffield J,86 in number), and the Bishop of Bath and Wells. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY, on presenting a petition from the Minister and Elders ...

... SLAVERY Lord BROUGH A gave notice that to-morrow he should call the attention of their lords).ip* to the -übi-ct slavery and the slave-trade. The noble and learned lord presented a petition against slavery from a public meeting held Dublin. I'OOR-LAW ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. BLAMIRE presented petitions from Alston and Holmcultori, in Cumberland, against negro slavery. _ _ CHURCH PATRONAGE. _ Mr. JOHNSTON pre;;;;ieif — fi -- ;e petitions against the system of church patronage in Scotland, from Inverness, Ayr, ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM gave notice that on Monday week he should move the second reading of the Slave Trade Suppression Bill. CANADIAN CORN. Earl STAN HOPE was desirous of knowing when it was intended to move the second reading of the Canadian Corn Bill ...

... SLAVERY. At the joint Anniversary of the Bath District, Societies, for Promoting Christian Knowledge and for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, and of the National : Society for the Education or the Poor, it motion was. made, of, peculiar ...

... SLAVERY. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack. i Viscount ST. VINCENT rose to present- a petition from the merchants, tradesmen, and landed proprietors connected with the West India colonies, relating to that most important measure now under ...

... SLAVERY. Sir E. WILMOT presented a petition from the Antislavery Society at Exeter-hall, praying for the complete abolition of slavery. INTERFERENCE OF MAGISTRATES AT THE MIDDLESEX ELECTION. Mr. HUME presented a petition from the electors and inhabitants ...