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... second reading of the Sussex fi special jury bill. It was read a second time, and committed for Friday. SLAVERY. Petitions for the abolition of Negro Slavery were pre- sented by Mr. Mundv (8) from the county of Derby.; from the Preshigitery of Selkirk, by Mr ...
... laws. The hlouse adjourned at eight o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS-TniunSDAY, Nov. 1t. Petitions in favour of the abolition of slavery wvere presented from the Protestant dissenters of Durham ; 70 from different ph~ces in Stafford; IBuckinglbrim; several places ...
... resdiirg5 of his bills relative to the courts of common law Sr lurridv i1exc. tesrnl Pietitions were presented against negro slavery. 0jfiarqurs of AN GLLESEY presented a petition fromn the un- DuCated bankrupts confined in the Four Courts Marshalsea, - ...
... up to warfare, yet they were the suffering victims of sad experience who lid been educated in the school of oppression and slavery (great cheering). Who can say that Ireland can remain as she is-wben every day presents her as a victim on the quick march ...
... fora repeal of tile dutiesof ?? to be printed. NEGRO SLAVERY.- Mr. JEPHSION presented two petitioris from two Dissenting congregations in thre coulty -f Cork, prayinmg the abolition of jegro slavery in tbge West Inidies. .. Earl of EUSTON, a similar petition ...
... i1cr except Sir G eorge'Aurray. not Sir F. BUJIIDEETT presented a petition frrm Wesleyan Ale- e-tbodiats against niegro, slavery. er everal other petitions to the same effect were presented from ant different h)1a0e5. -Sir ALEXANDER GRANT brought nip ...
... exports and droits of the admiralty. NE'GRlo SLAVERY. Mr. S. JERNINGIUAMI presented a petition from the inha- bitants of Pomfret, for the abolition of slavery. A great number of petitions for the abolition of slavery were presented. p ,Mr. HART DAVIS presented ...
... Sir II o010 'hi ?? Thst 11EITlS OF LORDS.-FaioAY, Nov9 . r r the of Gordon took the oaths antn his seat. Oti agiin St negro Slavery were presented. 4hqu.- ofANGLESEY presented a petition from Grange a I rd toasty of Du blin, prayii g a repeal Of the Union ...
... ting- act.te ult Sir R. BATE'SON presented aI petitione front cetrtain Metbo-I dists in Belfast, for thin aboliation of' slavery all ove-r the world. Cr.AED HOLesICSta OF GALNWAY. ta Mr. EADE prsentd apetition from Gaia praing ta thle Catholics of that ...
... OF 1'IIi DAY, WEDNESDAY, NoV. 24. Colonial trade ?? reading. NOTICES OF aIOTiONuS, NOV. 2a. 1. Mr. Brougliam-WVest India slavery. 2. AIr. S toart IVVortley- Bill to regulate the fees and emolu- merits of officers of the supreme courts in Indii. 3. AMr ...
... why 12 Her inability, nlot her principle, preven tail Iher. But, above all, look to the bloody, and ahemiiiable systeoc of slavery, which she this moment not only tolerates, but pro-- fects, at- a vast expense in the West -Indiei.4 Now; I do no, attach ...
... up his living for'the poor see to which he bad been elevated. Several petitions were presented for the abolition of negro slavery. GALWAY FRANCHISE. Lord MORPETH presented a petition from some inhabitants of Galway, praying the extension of the elective ...