... of the treasury directing it to be brought in free of' duoty.'Ortered. SLAVERY. Mr. PENDARVIS presented a petition from a town inl Cornwall, praying for the abolitionr of slavery. THE~ DRAMA. Mr. LENNARD, ill moving for leave to bring inn a bill si T ...

... 'that houg. The poor voter would 'thene have equal power .with the richi It had been said that the bun burrnt the.colour of slavery on the negro. No such braind 'distinguished . tie Englishman. As the rights of all En;glish- mien werelequal, sq also onght ...

... petitions from Kingsto;u pon- !Hull, against 'the: pauper removal bill.; from the unitaraan' dissenters' of that town, ?? India slavery; from the same 'body, against the punishment of death in 'cases of forgery. To be printed. i- Mr. LENNAR.D moved foe a return ...

... Betfliidt 35,0001. for the support of captured negroes. 18,7001. for paying the expenses of comm:ssioners for stip. pressing slavery, 28,0001. for defraying the expenses of missions to the NLJv States of South America. 160001. for defrayin g the-evpenses ...

... D)oifvrisire to oppose thie bill. i,,ord WIIARNC1AFFE presented severalpetitions frm the West Riding of Yqrkhbire, against slavery, and ,ageost the ptalshsentof deat for. fomrgeu- ' Lord E~i~lLAN,1) presented apeiioa Vrom'Odlsro, agaist the employment, ...

... Soinersetshlire, and the other from Dorking. The Duke of GLOUCESTER presented a petition from the Anti-Slavery Society, for the entire abolition.of slavery. FAST INDIA COMPANY. Lord KING presented a petition from a town of Devonshire, against the monopoly ...

... agriculture, to enlarge the fortunes of those individuals who traffic, in and fatten on all the miseries and degradation of negro slavery!! ! Would the Duke of Wellington ever have gained the sictory at -Waterloo, or been Premier of England, had the decision of ...

... Chicbester, praying that the house would not let another session pass without effecting a total nbolitioia of West India slavery. . Earl l)ARNLEY presepted a petition from the local directors of -the charitable institutions of Dublin, against.the increase ...

... in the law respecting the re- Inoval of paupers. Lord CALTHORP presented a petition, praying for the, abolition of negro slavery. ',Sir Alexander Grant and others, from the Cornmons brought up the bankers' (Ireland) bill, and six private bills, which ...

... disappointed: the debate i was excellent.; I never. before heard Mr. Buxton, the re- nowned and determined enemy of West India slavery, before: he is a-tall, (I like a tall, though men of genius are generally the contiary,) dignified sort of person, speaks ...

... introduction of mach61inery. Lord WHARNICLIF'FE presented a petition from -Rudders- field, in farvour of the abolition of slavery~ ; also a petition from Wakefield aggainst the punishment of death for forgery ; also a petition from the Wesleyan Methodists ...

... Holland and the Earl of Carna uon, was agreed to. ?? 'kaari FITZWiLtIAM presented two petitions frbm York- shire, against negro slavery; and for the removal of the ussizes to Wrakefield. lhe house then adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TnUesDAY. Mr. O'CONNELL presentted ...