... to bring forward his motion respecting the seizure of the I'ixen. The Hon. Baronet entered much length into the subject—he contended, that the owners of that vessel had entered on the speculation of sending the Vixen to Circassia, upon the assurances of the Foreign Office that there was blockade, by Russia, of the coast; and condemned, in warm terms, the manner in which the commercial ...

... the same situation in which it stood before the Act was parsed. The principle slaves Iwing property was clearly recognized ; they might be disposed of as such, assigned as such, and inherted such. Well, then, if there was a property in the slave, the only question was, whether the case had arisen on which they had a right legislate. Had the case arisen that would justify a change ? that, his ...

... ABOLITION SLAVERY—PUBLIC MEETING. On Tuesday evening last, meeting of the members and friends of the Belfast Anti-Slavery Society was held in the Methodist Chapel, Donegall-squarc, to receive report from the delegates lately returned from London, and petition in favour of the Bill now before the House of Lords, for the final extinction of slavery in the British Colonies.’’ Professor Steveelv ...

... intelligent dielriet of the Countg of Down which lately tidted, for the hospitable reception which he everywhere met with ; and for the anzietg nnioer. eullg manifested, to es tenet the circulation ofTae NonrufnN Whig. him. it was most gratifying to find, that that enlightened community ezpreued their unqualified approbation of the manner in which hi, paper u coadneted: in proof of which, he ...

... 30. STRAND, Z.ONDOX, Begs to announce to SHOPKEEPERS, TRADERS, and the PUBLIC generally* that all orders for IheLIQUID and PASTE BLACKING of this eminent and unrivalled establishment, will be received by him, his STOKES, ie, Aim-Street, Belfast; And will be forwarded with the greatest care, and the utmost possible expedition. He feels It necessary to state, that, in the end of last year, a ...

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... Mag of Pimm Flgurtd SUkt; Plain nUoets ; StinTdraißmaHtm: Mmnrtimc d» lam*; aad Fifved Chaim: Frock ami Merimoa, Vcbcetc, SkamU, aad Scarft ; VmhrtSat, Ftaa. . math Glatet, aad Houcry. J. M. would particularly tail the attended the Ladies his Steak FURS, fat MnSk, Capos. MaadUas, and Boas, all kinds; als».aa Eilawsiva Assort mat of resdymade CLOAKS, in the Newoal Style*. Tbe abavo artiele* ...

... v\*- V been removed; but, whether it has or not. the Hoe so good and so judiciously chosen, that it has received the highest possible Government sanction, being adopted as the continuation of the Government Northern line. Here, then, is that for which the Chancellor said ho was waiting; and there was, no longer, any plausible excuse for delay. But, still, no definite answer could be got, for ...

... Northern aUiug. ••PHO f.EPR,—PRO BELFAST, THURSDAY', JULY 19, 1838* We have received London papers of Monday evening. The foreign news, however, unimportant, if wc except the very gratifying intelligence, confirmed by Sir G. Grey, in the House of Commons, that the Jamaica Legislature had determined upon the emancipation the Negroes of that Colony, on the of August; ami tiiat St. Lucia and ...

... Momdajf, Fob. 19. The report the Roxburgh Election Committee waa I up. declared the utting Member duly elected, HridThat neither the petition nor the defence to it frivolous vexatious. Sir ROBERT PEEL inquired srhether waa the intention of Gorernment to propose any mea*ure founded the report of the Commitdoner* upon the state of religious instruction in Scotland, Lord JOHN RUSSELL wa* notable ...

... If®rfliern «PBO RBGS sasrs,—PKO PATSU smpss.** BELFAST, THURSDAY. SEPT 6, 1838. Tub London morning and evening paper?, of Monday, have reached us. Their contents are not devoid of interest, will be seen from our extracts. We have received the Paris papers, of Friday and Saturday. On the subject of the Swiss quarrel. Journal de* Debutt, of Friday, declares, That, satisfaction be refused, the ...

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