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... SLAVERY. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, wished to ask the hon. baronet, the member for Yorkshire, whether lie intended move for leave to bring in any bill founded on the resolution relating to slavery, was ngreed to the other evening Sir E. said, before he answered ...
... SLAVERY Edwards, Es ...
... Sir G MURRAY admitted that slavery must have its origin, in the firtt instance, in in* justice and inhumanity ; bnt he contended that we could not, in the present circumstances the est Indies, go back to inquire how slavery had firtt bien established ...
... SLAVERY. It is mentioned that the commerce of England was considerable, even before the abdication the Romans, and that it continued to flourish under their successors, the Saxons. During the supremacy of that people, tbe slave trade of Britain rose into ...
... ON SLAVERY. My ear is *Lid, My soul is sick with every day's report Of wrong and outrage, with which earth is There is no flesh in man's obdurate hearth does not feel for man; the natural bound Of brotherhood is severed as the plane That falls asunder ...
... SLAVERY. Lord Brougham rose, pursuant to notice, to rail the attention of the house the state of slavery the colonies, and move that the Order in Council of July 14, 1836, rescinds ed. The Noble Lord said her Majesty's vernment had not used those vigorous ...
... SLAVERY Lord BROUfi lIAM said that seeing his noble friend, the Secretary for the Colonies, his place, wished to ask whether any satisfactory information had been receded with respect putting ...
... SLAVERY. The following the leading editorial article in the last Essex Transct'ipt (American paper) ** Many of our readers have probably seen a paragraph stating that a young slave-girl was recently ! banged at New Orleans, for the crime of striking ...
... SLAVERY. The Marquess C’handos, seeing the Noble laud ( Altlmrp) present, said he wished ask him question great importance the West ndig interest. A report has gained vireulail.m of doors that it was not the intention ,ii I.s Majesty's ministers go on ...
... principle ami constitutional right, The friends the anti slavery cause must, however, he the alert, th” freedom which has been so dearly won for the colonies will soon only in amne.—Anti Slavery Reporter, SEIZURE FOR RATES—THE LANDLORDS last Thursday the ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The Morrie Town correspondence of the of January 23rd, says : an auction of 48 tierces here to-day, and a Dollars Pound' Negro girl 17 years old, brought 1,606 equal to 301 „17 ~ 1,670 „ 314 Blachimith 23 1,880 376 Negro .girl 13 . ...
... NEGRO SLAVERY. On the ereuing of Friday leal, Iba Rar. Jawea f.'arlile, of Belfaat, delivered leclnra on thia aubject in the Methodiat Chapel, Baogor. At the Gonelnaioo of the lecture petitiunatu both hooacaof parliament were unani. inmialy agreed to ...