... that was thresi the deece (laughter). Mr. Grattan took a review of his votes on the ptnifshment for forgery and abolition of Slavery bills stated his opinions on thesubject ofireformnat great length,an com mented on the union ?? members at the Thatched- house ...

... of oaths, in all civil and . criminal cases. A number of petitions were presented, prraying fori the . abolition of Nrgro slavery. c .FOilGERY:'BILL. 4* Sir R. PEEL moved that the House take into conrisdera_ a tion the amendments made by the Lords on this ...

... one act, to qyLSewP of slavery en the WP would he soon.atatos , ftn'd? bolished for ever. Let setle be conbistent.-let -bwrit of our lib el lerty, or extol r independence, while we are, as far as in :us Iie ou -chains of slavery on our poor negro beother-let ...

... Religious Li- berty. An utter abhorrence of slavery E in all its ?? and forms, in all its degrees' and modiiications ; and consequently a devoted hatred of Negro Slavery wherever it may be found. Negro Slavery is the lowest possible prostration ofboth body ...

... professions, and 'from persons not engaged in any mercantile business;-Because the abolitionof igno- rance, idolatry, and slavery, and the advancementof 'the great interests of humanity, morality and knowledge, will be pro- noted thereby. 3. From, tlebankers ...

... Indiffesentt to-time reat interests of humanity, it has not beets its tmault if EuFope lails ntot remained subject to a cruel slavery and a shametel m This was not enough. By a treachery which our laws might have reached, tile pre.ss has eagerly published ...

... total abolition of the tolls and customs -now illegally exacted in Ireland ; the eighth, against the continuance of NEGRO SLAVERY ; the ninth against a renewal of the East India charter. All these we hope to see exacted in every contested county, city ...

... liberties~-the press-because some portion of it got into l m'eana, low, and sordid hands (loud cheers). The subject I -of slavery- was also touched upon ; I will, whether in Par- liament or out of it, use my best efforts to free the slave to the utmost ...

... coantry, owever, it is unfortunately made subversive of thrt blessed feeling- Other nations are castirig offi the yoke of slavery, and assttming the noble attitude fliberty. Look to Frallice-see wbat she has done (im- F nense cleering). Did she turn out ...

... theirvotes been ragistered and their- voices raised at all, times, upon all occasions, and under' all circumstances, in favour of slavery, persecution and oppression' ? Has a t sound of freedom ever' issued from the mouth of a BERESFORD, orhas an individual of ...

... pect is held in detestation. ABOLITION OF SLAVERY-METHODIST CONFERENCtE. At the meeting of the Methodist Conference in Leeds on Friday, the 30th ult. a series of admirable resolutions against negro slavery were introduced by the Rev. It. Watson, the ...

... conscience, and I nev er will relax inl my loboura till I procuare- their repeal (greaitcheeriug). I amawthe enemy of negro slavery, end of ever~y sort of vasselag e- which can give one human being a right in the-p-ersoa~of anlother, ~or whbich may enable ...