... SLAVERY, Lord BROUGHAM then fixed for Tuesday next his mo-a tion respecting negro slavery, and presented petition from West Brunswick for its abolition. ...

... SLAVERY Lord BROUGHAM presented petition from the Anti- Slavery Society, complaining of the trade in negroes then carrying on in their conveyance from the coast of Africa to the French colony of was, however, far from thinking that such system met with ...

... SLAVERY. Lord CARLISLE presented a number petitions affdnst Slavery the colonies, from various parts of York and Cumberland. rl SPENCER presented tit'ons ai;a ; nst Negro Slavery, from the inhabitants Portsmouth and Noniiamptou. The Duke NORFOLK petitions ...

... SLAVERY. The Bishop BATH end WEI.LS presented pcti'ion from the inhstiitaiits of Froise, Somerset, lor the abolition slavery. The Right Reverend Prelate tell himself called to »f.y, that slavery, r'o long established Christians, hostile, to thelawet God ...

... SLAVERY. Just published, price Is. Groans of the grocers, moans of the SLAVES } or, ADDRESS to the SOCIETY for the CIVI* LIZATION of AFRICA, and those who attended their meeting on Monday, the Ist of June, founded upon a Petition to Parliament from the ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM stated that in redemption of the pledge he gave about fortnight ago, that should lose no time, after the unfortunate Canada Bill should be disposed of one way or another by their Lordships, in bringing forward that great object ...

... SLAVERY. The Noble Baron likewise presented petitions from Stroud, in Gloucestershire, and Wakelield, for the abolition negro ■laTcry. ...

... SLAVERY. The owners of colonial property justly complain of the extent of the slave trade now carrying on in the island of Cuba. e agree with them, that it is the duty of Government to make a representation on the subject to the Government of Madrid, ...

... SLAVERY Sir J. GRAHAM brought up the report of the Select Committee on the slavery question. ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition agreed to at a public meeting, held at Exeter Hall, on Thursday, the 23d of November last. The petition was unfortunately only signed by the Chairman, the Honourable and highly respectable Member for Warwickshire ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. O’CONNELL moved for certain documents relative to the state of slaves in Demerara, Guiana, and Berbice. Ordered. The Hon. and Learned Member then moved for the returns of the evidence belore the Committee on Negro Apprenticeship in 1837. ...

... upon the abolition of slavery. The Noble Marquis advocated the petition. The respectable persons by whom it was signed could not be called the supporters of slavery—on the contrary, they were desirous of the abolition, but they expected from Parliament ...