... India planter would doubtless gladly emancipate his slaves, upon receiving the full value of their labour; and there does not appear to be any good reason why the patron of it close borough should be averse to emancipate his constituents upon receiving the ...

... the Scotch burghs, have had a tolerably long and lucrative reign in many parishes of London. Some parishes have already emancipated themselves, while others are from this system struggling to do so with every chance of success. In St. Martin's-in-the-Fields ...

... is - Mr. Canning and Sir John Cepley, whether Mr. Canning showed magnanimity in overleeking the conduct of Sir John on the Catholic , , debate; but w belher -is prudent in Mr. Canning to exhibit, in his nplinintments, an indifference to ehlracter, and thereby ...