... our fathers botrght With tlieit best blslsl; svss ihtd queition brought; When big with ruih, d-er each English head Vile slavery huwg suspended by a thread; When 1i.)EitTY all tremblili,, aud aghast. FearI's for tbefature, knowhig whlit wvas past. Akid ...

... Public Purse having winked at Oppression, and smiled at Exaction j having loved the Madness of Party, and ministered to the Slavery of both City and Town, looking to the gain of the few and the misery of the many having prevented tranquillity, prosperity ...

... asserted and maintained them. The honourable gentleman had complained that he (Mr. Hume) had talked at a late meeting about slavery under a military yoke; having that morning heard of the march of troops into London, and knowing that the Duke of Wellington ...

... against the psoposett system .f education in Ireland. Lord SUVFIE1`D, hl presenting twenty-one petitioss ilgtinst negro. slavery, complained of the uppointinent and s nutplbitinm of their lordshilps' tmlmittee in West Islia affalite. The meitilhers colclpsi ...

... presented a petition from Ross for an amendment of the criminal laws; eight petitions from Hereford against the continuance of slavery in the West Indies; and a petition from Liverpool against a bill now before the house for disfranchising that place. Mi-. ...

... of assembly have made a rule not to discuss, during the present session, any proposition relative to the amelioration of slavery. ...

... and the report was ordered to be received to-morrow. COLONIAL SLAVERY COMMITTEE. Lord Althorp stated to the house that the committee to consider the important question of colonial slavery was to consist of the following members, whose names would, he ...

... that the Rev. Messrs. Gardiner and Knibb, who have been the special objects of the malig- nant attacks of the frends to Slavery—have been honourably acquitted. The Attorney-General of Jamaica, who was the tx-officio prosecutor, after examining only three ...

... presented five petitions from the cities of Hereford, Edinburgh, and .other places, praying for the abolition of colonial slavery. THE REFORM BILL. On the order of the day for bringing up the report of the com- mittee on this bill being moved, The Earl ...

... stated that the House of Commons had granted permission to Mr. F. Bux- ton to give evidence on the committee on West India slavery. The Earl of Roden said, it was his intention, on the 19th of June, to bring a motion before the house on the subject of the ...

... di, miisished is Ireland; and it' Ministers thought of traesquillizing lreland by sucit treatment, the ai tranquillity ef slavery was all they could bestow. ea That lie pie 'ged himself, should not be the case; th and concluded, by way of asendmoest, that ...

... intemperate expressions made by his Majesty's Mi- nisters and others in the House of Commons on the subject of Slavery, and the reports of the Anti-Slavery Society- from the delusive expectation raised in the minds of the Slaves, of freedom being granted after ...