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... SLAVERY. Thereport of the committee of the whole house, on the subject of slavery, was brought up, read, and agreed to, and a bill be brought by Mr. Secretary Stanley, Lord John Russell, the Solicitor-General. &c. The other orders of the day were then ...
... SLAVERY. Mr. BROUGHAM, not seeing a Right Hon. Gent, it was desirous should be present in the discussion, rose for the purpose of postponing his mo'iim until kridsy the 19 May, He trusted that upon that day the importanceof the motion would give it precedence ...
... SLAVERY Sir G. MURRAY gave notice that he should make a motion oo Thursday, the 11th of Nov. relative to slave y in the Colonies. (cheers. After which petitions for the abolition of slavery were presented by Mr.Littleton, from Stone, - Lyme, and three ...
... SLAVERY. Mr. OTWAY CAVE mured his resolutions respecting Slavery—namely, That no human Legislation had any authority to destroy the natural liberty of any indiriduali unless that individual had committed some crime against society, which his life was ...
... SLAVERY. Lord SUFFIELD presented 300 petitions against slavery, including those from Portsmouth, Loughborough, Market Har boro ugh, Cbester-le-Street, Diss, North and South Shields, and Worthing. Lord ELLENBOROUGH wished to knowwhether these petitions ...
... SLAVERY Alas in this world hove Slavery. That is one of the chief sorrowsef earth. Tbe sonl within one,and of all things against which, above all others, it recoils, it recoils against that awful sin of Slavery. Jost let the slave speak. Come with to ...
... Lord also presented petitions from Axminster, Devonshire, and Hinderson, Yorkshire, praying for the imme- diate abolition of slavery, accompanied by such measures as would render it safe for all parties ; and one from an indivi- dual, named James Hunter,in ...
... SLAVERY. Mr, LOCKII ART presented a peiition from the city of Oxford, praying for the Abolition Slavery—Ordered to lie tbe table. Lord MILTON presented similar petition from the Inhabitants Halifax. Ordered lie the table. ...
... SLAVERY. GENTLEMAN, the request ofthc Aerwv AsTi.ShAVtEY Socieiv. will deliver TWO LELTURLS, ilUHtmtini; the character ('olonijl Slivcry. t*t the INDEPENDENT CHAPEL. Street, MONDAY the 28th in«t., at the lioura of One p.in., aiiil Seven o’(‘luck in the ...
... COLONIAL SLAVERY, An express edition of the Courier of Tuesday evening, supplies us with the speech of Mr. Stanley,on bringiog forward the Ministerial measure for the settlementoftheColonial question. The loan of .£15.000,000, which is be granted as ...
... LIBERAL SLAVERY. Mr. Willmrusoo, addressing his cnnstitnenb* a' St Andrew's last night, denied Sir SulforJ statement that Mr. Gla-Utono had col up the agitation on Franchise Bill for the purpose of injuring the House of Lords in the opinion of ili« country ...
... NEGRO SLAVERY The discussion in the House of Commons, on the West India Slavery Bill, adjourned to future day. The subject is one of pre eminent interest —touching the hearts those who can think and feci Christians—and exercising a mighty sway over the ...