... SLAVERY. Mr. BLAMIRE presented petitions from Alston and Holmcultori, in Cumberland, against negro slavery. _ _ CHURCH PATRONAGE. _ Mr. JOHNSTON pre;;;;ieif — fi -- ;e petitions against the system of church patronage in Scotland, from Inverness, Ayr, ...

... SLAVERY PASSIONS wer e aroused in the House of Commons on :he use of the word slavery, its definition and application. An undisputed definition' was that a slave is one who is directed as to what work he shall do, where he shall work and for whom he shall ...

... the year an this should remain to be done. No sooner was the new Republic of Colombia established than slavery was abolished—those born in slavery were to remain as apprentices to their masters to the age of 18, and then purchased from then by a fund ...

... SLAVERY. On the motion of Mr. O'CONNELL, the following returns were ordered :—Copy of the minutes of evidence and report of the commissioners appointed by his Excellency the Governor of British Guiana on the hospital treatment of the sick, and the general ...

... SLAVERY. Earl SPENCER presen — ted a petition from the inhabitants of parishes of Ire,hester and Woollaston,in the county of Northampton, for the abolition of Negro Slavery. The Bishop of BAT 11 and. WELLS in presenting a petition the Minister, Churchwardens ...

... SLAVERY. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack. i Viscount ST. VINCENT rose to present- a petition from the merchants, tradesmen, and landed proprietors connected with the West India colonies, relating to that most important measure now under ...

... SLAVERY There was chronic danger to-day that slavery may return, not. indeed in the old fashioned method where men were bought and sold, manacled in the marketplace, but men forced to work under thread of dire penalties in the service of Big Business ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM gave notice that on Monday week he should move the second reading of the Slave Trade Suppression Bill. CANADIAN CORN. Earl STAN HOPE was desirous of knowing when it was intended to move the second reading of the Canadian Corn Bill ...

... Colonies than the total annihilation of the slave trade; but there war a distinction between slavery and the slave trade. So far as regarded amelioration of slavery, there was but one feeling throughout the Colonists in its favour. Sir R. WILSON said, if ...

... SLAVERY. At the joint Anniversary of the Bath District, Societies, for Promoting Christian Knowledge and for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, and of the National : Society for the Education or the Poor, it motion was. made, of, peculiar ...

... it is remarkable to see how Slavery has numbed the intellect as well as the conscience. The theory which now gains acceptance among their social philosophers is that propounded by Mr. FiTzHuGn, who exclaims, I treat Slavery as a positive good —not a ...

... NO SLAVERY waved high over head. Sarcastic constituents of backsliding members of Parliament mbbed it in with banners of their own device. One, in immense block letter, read: Do not forget Macdona, Cust, Horner, and Bailey Voted fof Yellow Slavery! No ...