The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-05-21 00:00:00

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119 h 91941 disuse superseded the &state, ead inveterate la Harlot. diet leler'w line /no .-- ‘. it. • .._ Competitor's, by oils Noisy parte of lb/ cotantry thee many Cosatbolos,
custom enlintitoted a different coarse. • opiadells Or ettialea el eity Iliad, thee 'mold be wee itadiel,Aa 01
~.,. ' ' a seat," staitZlieitileol ...!/2„,11:1/ ef. A somber el "us 4 eitisiai
Lord Bi NNI VG said. the Right 'Eno. Berosees pleyieft *alewives shoot aethlot ...IYitaeollOtemi it sad bean commeniested: to bite be
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e4esesiety,luireatw"or, eirfiesearoalulicar,their)--eelkisid.letir bratai7o; jitillildulP""invidhol meter Into them without bringiog jie
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motion may be divided iota two ports—the lest re. a very trilliiii Mode of proceeding: ' ' •
• Tend to the Statotes already declared in deseetede, Mr. GOUI•BURN said the 119 Pa ,114.1141firsett 110.705 ,fine( imaitht.be Aged lietve to move, that Ins to to wheel they related before .tes
the neat object of the Bill win to enable the penes
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and the second respecting those which wore consider. Geatimase had Wald an opinion bad teem -'fly tin fed Committee be apweisittill t*iiiitelideitertaia -
ed in a state of disese. A compliance with the fret Gower,.
roof. go the trootsioscol slim is the wend
.of who received wages other then in the 4in' of tle
by the Attoraey.Geotral. Ilit bad itatid that este. repos premetaid to bete Netimiiiir die 30th of April,
pert of the mallets would Deceserrily impose • clone. former Malaita, The *Plate" was, that the
introduced arc
broes duly nn the weed
in &edam& whieb was nor had the power of liberatios tbose whe had beep Nevis. • - • nolo, si•bew witness. _ Formerly he _could not be I
witness, at he received part of the penalty: The pi,
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wholly onaecossaco, as the sewed°, of use or two
sentenced by the Ciotti, bet not flours iiiinted hero. - Mr: GOULBURN rested his objection t* the
salty now went to the poor olthe parish. The net
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wit, if called for, Gloom every end. A coon. seat to work by their wasters. . ' -77.5 • • tootles on the poised, that after an investigation by
elmetins-Ty object which was effected by i clause,
pliencenwtth the woad pert was an obvious lopes. '. Mr R.II.O3IIILLY ,aid, a wrong eenceptlnts bud a competent tribunel, it would lie tie
• cries 'tor bow ennki An Jody, state mhos sta. Immo eetertained of his motion. The fief way, that: sues of a grestoptiblic priociphisto ',try the goes- drawn op by the person to whew he bad 'nodal
cries were a. considered', to a stow of di
f. their 'treesactions to which its bad formerly alluded had .tiewon docements eel Isameeted with the evidence whlch'renders payments not liable to the penile i
province was_declerstory, and sot conjecteral. taken place before the opinion was given. The °pi. Adduced at the trial: He armatither the defender of mode in the Bank of England natal, of. la Ili
Mr. J. P. GRANT mid, that if It- be tree several aces had bees given in March, 1817, and the trans. &ledge war the jury WIND trietthe Moe. notes of. country bankers dolt' licensed) and ri
important ancient Statutes Ind fallen bite deserted., actiokbad occerred in October, 1818. Mr. WILBERFORCE sentineled; that it was the eel
_ Ted with the concerrence of ' the party, to chic
the circumstance ought certainly to be engeired into, The motion was then agreed to. . . • ty of that to tO secure' the ',goal administra. they were tendered ter
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though the Here should pen* before it sent forth Sir S. ROMILLY said he rose, to mote that *cert.- elms of justice in fiery part of saietcdowinions. There the Session was now so fer advanced, and as the Hi
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opinion that it were politic lo repeal that; NW& 'lain papers relative to traosactions in-the Island of mew was a ease Mai more fatly deamoded the inter- had already passed the House withoot oppositirn
There could. he thoecht,•be 90 objection to ilo into Nerie should be lakl before I Select Committee. ,lii. position,of.Paitlaaraint. .• • - •• . • n • that they Woold Oct only allow. him .to brit
, ,is 'writ). ocso she veer,' state of the stetnte.book, should be sorry that there sheik! lea any opposition , M. M ARIIMA.T _centineed, to
'bold the slime up' thli (Sill and to bevel it read a Aret tin
but. that. they
-would allow it to be reed a snot
ter the perpose of classifylet the laws, and it once to such a motion. On the contrary, he, baying beep . opinion' as to the proceedinerof Mr. Huggins in
pointlllg oat those which wet. in,desttetede and those informed that there "were persons in the coentry froth 1811; 'Pe hi -bed formerly stated ; lie tontidtaild lime in: t# coons ."11- the el'efell'Sv''lmamara to d
I ' . Is obserunce. The doctrine of the law of Scotland Norio; should have thought there could have been them highly ootrageoue. • Still,' hawirei, belie trot
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. • was borrowed /role that of Rome is her freest and no objectien to have a Committee aPpointed te en- think the present ease called' Totiitte interference, of 'len!" of
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n. limo popular time.. Ile was glad the sebject was quire kite the truth or the citcumstences. It teemed Parliament.; With sire}!, 'tire offence or the a' lifli ths rennet erectile% ''
varioes Mu of Parham.
taken -up by his Riiht Hon. frived elir J. Note- that was cc, be opposed, and front .0 certain quartile, nerve's in this instattee 44.0ips ,uo. lipai, ene,
,atid Pf°l'lbiltall the irorlealea To certain trades tab* pa
pert), whose vest talents and tassel we,. raw. from whieli ifftpeePiOn was so successfel. Boers, , 'avid in this cottony heyedren jrnisted !fhb •
trans- h'theetei" lb" 61.114.6(44 of She re°4le• ':'‘'
Wed to de !mahout jut
to tbe entpdr. Se Wats eterprisad theft eoadderieg all circumstances, the mo- ''poitatiati. They were ehle to go to i feaciteerailieven•- ..* lier.platviiiiit_glON . vOglietted the Propriety
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i silo motion' tweet le matter of tact thaeowo, so she Warr should be oppret4 at all ; and be Could net btit the neat right, atsteretor. net: to tinter eratitowitheats 11:11S• tee - l'etb "6°'• fridesilisPtgeltfit '
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object decided cases of the Jittiges, be could haw, no confess test he Oaf notseiprited at time of the papers ;hiving required to de en,--roW •tite text Mornay., , Ile the Co tot:- nfh. '-- ;7" • • -.• t ‘tz,...,e ~..eat„.l
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objection to it ; bet be Cortaltily thought that part of on which Ms Motion was founded. Be had said oats depricated discussions ,of
.ttairse sobjectuivhe.fllase •
it which went to require-the opiltion lot the Judges former occasion, that it would be advisable that the pf Commons, as caleulated to occasion atfinite i. be:motte..4. nodes in its operatieogibm .nt,ties
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es'-to what they "-considered° ln be..iti, deseetudel, laws In the islands be not to
upon paper, bat chief in the Wastindies, RA' riceritateattiir (hat 'reit ooh
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L.-4 Mbiiiik *me DitArbb bb% lib 01114. be exegete& The facts had stated had re. presentations should rather tie 'tilde tv'theiffeadi et ed'. Pe"ent''we'le'lwe ani‘ed by Ab° 'Miele'.
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spiry, .if cenfined to the &et pantrt: modtsoiatforeisce to two &Mali' islands tit which he bad confined *the.% Colonial DePatt meet'. • •Tive Ataajoitta
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.:rye. Cortaitall, love tbe benefit of ilits meant. este!
' Weald afford, sin tbe emelt, ample ite ot-th ir
ear. gay himself,
nand had not alluded to Jamaica or any et whites io the 'West ledies watt .founded oo4piniofts. - - aa-
-It proceiding which tits littiesi might Mar Abe 'leiter Walt: India Islands.' He had 'iiidlbat the and /vett care should be taken .not to, o-siruy teats . • '""'"' • - d•R ANT ntrierved, that hnth the H
lit to adopt.. It was iio doubt most desirable that .ladmfristratiokeif criminal KT, in those parts to Which opinion. . •• • creeslopen who had spoken on the question had c
AO S•etule.book of soritlead Amid bo reeiseg,..... he had?alledfol, Was greatly to be deprecated. le • . Mr. GORDON, althoegh Connected with 'fitia lftlfirePe °liroltf 01•4?-41:11.. 44. intisos
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' 'sayit4 that, hi did obi desire eV observe severely 'A West Indies, disclaimed all participation-of sentiment laws or regolations--it merely made .• -7'ir"ietal
, laws which already' ensued; anti in pirtietsai it
~ . Mr. BOsiWELL nor his grilles& to the 614' Peniesita ladidieidoal. or to aril down resent's.; ' with these who •maintainerViliet-•sucir a•ease as ebet
Riot Roe:, shone
(or moos before sho noose. Moat oil biz'. Thetrai welltieetanctie of cruelty of mos-. brought forward by his ilea. -and [learned Friend /ar ar related to Paynteet of Wig?s in.hank-nttte
the monstrous fact that the promelestims of the Sta. t°ll to their alliaarail It:alight be said. io *hat country was not one which demandetineestigation-• He spied with theta in thinkieg, that it reistv
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did iastances of cruelt vicar ? 'Bet -Mt BARHAM while admitted that ca. sis of necessary to eztend the benefit to other trade, •
lotrisatefteitisaileetweadest ins ere, rather leas a ware. c it%
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ithhoeswgbotrltdhadtia _ at. this lateveeiod of the Session, he thoeght it sr'4
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the subject.' abuse7ought to be enquired inio,OosiedkVe House would '
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. tit* alai, irikat laws warn in desootode, So
bow wore his The important part of the case was, ~whetheroehter not be induced to draw too genefel a caoonsion trot be advisable to iptroduce tiny new tare in
Majesty's sobjeets, wbo wan to obey the laws, to such instances did occer,justiCe was to be impertielly from-an individual instance Of Cruelty. In the, larger
naklect• 'He should be happy to give such assist
as was in his power to that object. It was et,
&M a Jealtelent?— [Hear!)L.The foie at law bad administered between tbe master and the slave.-•-• islands it was the yen object .pf !the Legislatures
*slum frail the tegligent framing of old Stetetes, and [Hear, hearyi—That was the important question to and of the inhabitants, to . ispekerothe condition of however to inform the liou..Gentlemati that the
tia Inattention of the Legislature of Scesiaod • but be decided. e had on a former evening stated the the slaves, which in many Europeils much happier which this Bill would tender efiectuele were 1
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was time it shooid be pet an end to. • facts, which were fully and clearly substantiated by than that deny peasants ie . anansive in their opefation than 'they 'timer
Sli. WYNN approved of the motion. Be thought the papers on the 'object. In the island of Nevis, a - A MEMBER, whose aame We- costa not learn, imagine' The Act of Queen Anna •in particeia
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• it quite as merit * teener of coarse that the Rouse person who had been left a:attorney to a Gentlesee- contended, that the present case was ea' which int- land to abuses in the woollen, Cotton; fustian,
• should. its some way or other, enquire into the laws belonging to the island, had ordered two slaves (two peratively required investigation-. . n iron trades. Other Ads referred to the stain&
, . fallen latadelitetede, as into the expired sod ezpir. boys) to have a great nomher of lashes beyond the Mr. W A RitE exidelised 4iii.setrinishment Itt the. Of steel, and to goal mines. ..• •• -?•
• Mr.--BABINGTON was Afraid these laws I
. • lag laws this country. power generally used by masters and beyond the frequently repeated assertien that the condition of a
only be understood.ttepply to stab branch-et:of
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that it would be Power that the law allowed. The law limited the slave in the Went Indies was frequently better than.
... auptufactures as were to thetines. lit' chi'
improper to esti the Yedilea to make a report in a number to be given to 30 lashes: but these bop had that-of a pelmet in Europe; is if, tinder any dr. •
theft! acts; since that time; some of the • met
Ministerial capiicity, which they would afterwards been ordered to be logged most severely. 'lli Met comstances, that was potsibte. .He was decidedly .. ....
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be called on to tecoosider in their judicial case. lie was, that a negro bad stolen some stockings, and foran• enquiry into the circumstances of the pre- Pe's`°;`" 7'1'11(66104s of the countrtdated.l
thought • befit Opposition would be to refer the these boys had purchased each ►
a pair. It was shale met case.. '' • • -. .. ,-,. .. origin. : ..- ~•-. „ . i• . ,
',abject to a Comeditee or a Commission. them they ought to have known that the stockings Mr: W. SMITH sumer 4 jhe motion, and di. The Bill was. them-bromght io, read. a firs
Sir S. ROMILLY mid. to that part of the motion bad been stolen, for the man was of bad character of, fended the propriety of a investigations by 'Pei. secominime, andel:dyed to be comniiited to.ine
.bich milked an account of the laws which And whom they bad purchased them. They bad been Bog. liament.. kle denied tie& t et bad any tendency to. • . •The W.alcb and Ward. toile era read a mood
been decided to have fallen into deflated., them gad, each to the number of 100 lashes, with witat was piedece insurrection.. ' Eiefr retie eletrioot eissistis --- ,blglismit6l'd I°.-I°.°°°*ir ...
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could be no tech objection as that stated by the Noble •sailed a curt-whip. Two (einem staves, who had shad wt.tiPitl aita vale ilerol unimpeded. bet sick muse. t w moved; that the Report'' the Alien
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Lord (Castlereagh) It was a mere Reediest a fact. leers Mt-the octiirion, Here flogged also ; oat, :tire (raises we sorewAhlotlemen eppearedute appseheed 4 et" is.""""s •'• • - ....•••• '. .•
The test of the Motion he agreed should be omitted. half-sister of one of the boys, and the other he be. fro.
_rn• tie olognonce of Abe. present Parliament. • Mei . -11•411,461. ft mild be silehea to hells a
Lord BINNING espleirsed listed, a relation of the other bay. They bad been W.A. „PROW NE Ilia, be did oot mesa to aro. P. 1140.11 ,of raving a clause..
. . Lord CA i rlAtitgAGH mated that the Judges of flogged with
, whips, the one receiving 25 lashes, the can the case endertetinslderation, bet hetbeegbt: . , TIM . rt irk itierdiagie brought up, w
Iv. I: ..G 'RANT sieved- a• -chose to req
the Court of Sestion were too much oacepied in the other 3011 Mr. Huggins had been tried/ and the facts thihnoese should be on its gated spinet exaggerated • :
espied:to be kept •Islbetecrotary of. State's 01
performance of their judicial functioas to prepare all clearly and indisputably proved *shalt bim. The statemeots. He was convinced that the system per? ever . Alien, ak
I sock a tenth as that winch was regairod by the nte. circumstances of alleged mitigation had been dis... seed by the Planters towards
•the•Sheres was become tab__.,.:,.• *dee' fee tiltibilteltei .1 • Y
. t lino. tbe Nome' Lord mancteded with snalieg aloe proved ota the trial. 'He had not called one witness much milder of late. years, and Hist anal/the Ilie. ''''''°l3l"s° time Fl'Olwted to both 11..°°°°° °
••• ilemelli to- be by thinkreterred to uomnaittees.
• eireeines geesti,in. in defeoce. It was said that the women- had not gent case was found to be .a cafe of criseity, it amid
After a few words frees ilevDeWeillee. end Mr. wept Uteri of syMpatity, but teed of obstinacy,. and only be considered as ea exception •tre tha general- Me. LUSRENG.TON., opposed the clause,
PI NLAY, .: -;,rj. that they bad not been much ipjired by their treat. practice of the Islande, end not as 'lames by which *0 -"Ptl'ild• • *. •
The other Orders Were disposed of, and the
Sir S. ROM ILLY observed. that whether a Com. meet, for they had boon found shortly afterwards that•practiceceold be animated. , --
*sitter or a Commianion were appointed. still the in. at a negro nornioerede. It was rather singular, that, •Sir S. ROMILLY, in reply, observed that -he- ltdius4Wid" ''s • -* • • •• 'z'' -• '•-
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formation required could only be bed from oho notwithstanding alt the facts had been proved, Hug- knew not how be meld limit the enqoiry to tboriiir. . ' '' i. - .:
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Judges; and. therefore, it was better to apply for gins bad been acquitted by a Jory. The 800. mad Ureter came. He did not awe* to east any Genial* ••• °BRUTAL TB•Rifilf Eh i(
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that information 10 the Jedeecat ease thee le seek leearlled Gentleman then proceeded to enthuse the on his Majesty's Ministers, bet merely to Immo at • ••-' • . • ,- —.emu-- .
~ for it through a cireohnes route. papers to which he had alluded, and, first, the papers- all the popers-relatiett to the sobjed 'which could be Thi fellowimg 'street from tome of the pop
• Sir ..I. NEW PORTiernerked,that as the Judges divtinguiabed by the letter A. Means appeared to commenceted with safety to the poblie frereice. He on the table *of the Host desciihei the broil
of En4land were frequently applied to for legal in. have been taken to jestify noggins. But it waa not woe gorprieed that the litio.,Greatiomen me the other tient a Thornton, a negro et -Donlca, by
i formation to guide the jedgmeot of Parliament, be his character, liot.tbe character of the Jury', that be- side of the HOGS/ (Mr. Moreyet)coold bring himself Birmingham', who, though a Gradame of Edit
I could Tot conceive the ground opoo which a similar came questionable. Affidavits had been made by to say that the verdict of the Joey Was justifiable, Was, we rejnite to find, nf the same cobs
applicition to the Judges of Scotland should be nerves to vindicate that decision. There were also sad entered at mow length into the penicillin of tee enhatapy man whom he. tortured,..being hi
deemed s., very troublesome. peva, of the 28th of -April in jestificatioa, wheal trial, insisting that teeto was no proof of the exist. negro :o-• . • .
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After some further conversation, in which Mr. his motion was on the 22d. The proceedings of•the estee of insubordination. •At .to the allidasit.swero ts The moment the poor emigre was- tare
li BATIlinsT. Lord A. HAMILTON, and Mr. J. P. Rouse of Assembly bad also been published, which by Mack td, on which•so mach stress bed. been the Court,he•was directly, by•ordcr of Dr. 0
•1 , , GRANT took a part, he supposed were authentic ; anal, amongst the ma, laid, it was to be remembered tbet though the Ada- him, pet in tinting 'ilth use iieliwy twang, the'
Sir J. NEWPORT said, be shoot(' decline to Hay bad thoeght -proper to record Mr• Ilomies'. vit was made before thu trial he was 'overcalled upon- lokelose by the' Court ;: l'hof mow contieued
Press the Hooey to a division, in the hope that as die speech in his own- defeats. It appeared by one of as e times.. Tie Inference from this fact weed,: doily worked in chaise, with ail the other
I attention of Lase
Was dream to a•pasedcs which the documents on tbe bible, that Mr. Edward flog. amity against the statifetentaceetaieed in that de• befetiging to Its
chains,
wica hail Men fin
. '.O one attempted to dem& alliatetete wield theta- OM, the individitai whom conduct was in question, cement. He contioderf-eith some observations cal,. tows for their trialointil the '
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solves bring (engirt' sea. semsdit for gosh an nu. , was ono of-the Membets of the Assembly, that Ms calated to ezpose the absurdity..of imagining, tbat iBl.,..witte, as the l'efe'tilrWitrlilog-in ci
\ '2 ' Lord CktiTLEREAGII stated, drat be was sot two ems were alma' Mentbirt, and that Mr. Forbes, attic discussions would freemseagestite. sieves tit re. the sew Coe, ti•tlettee't they -*ere lolled e
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'in peseeselee of the itemisation neeessery to fore his Geese, and two of his bail, composite" he oat revolt; and to. show that reeolus Wert merb more Me.,Jbneti the.cleak 4 the Amodio, sod a
'any oidnies as to neat oloyice of the seso; eeek there- el, twelve, bad is fact seats in the Assembly: Yea a frequent. formerly than new, inSesisequence *ribs' ilaliWtho meitketce,, where they all
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) I,: *fore, that he could stet plod
WNW or Ms maientes letter written by this Assembly was the docomeat altigatioa. which those diicaision's baboon' the mama da-- sec .iitifidted. ihs the ago. si. severe
•Igissjosors so Imo any precnoding span the sobjatic, forwarded by the Agent for the island, as et/sniping -of effecting in their condition. - - .• '24-r • • ate., .Wealeffi, .ileorr.oll thing for to"
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), Messrs. AIIIIRCROISIIII sod J. P. Gear, impressed a satisfactory etcelpation of Mt. Higgins. Re meat . Mr. GOULBURN sdid a few words, la which -.. pre. :duals 1.; Thornton was tl
ra bop" that Sbfa Borne
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No-. pratioation of Alto Amuse, that &very Important paragraph of the wo anderstood idea twompoess his ammo' ,to„fii, , touluhis-Pd, and he happened to have a c
' great good open this iseportaet trestles. Original ofthis letter eras °Omitted, an omission whialit, Motion. • T I,fr .. , nefinitilididdte.; *Mat 'being -perceived
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, Sir J. NEWPORT said, that if netbleg were pro. be would andettake to prove if the Committee were The motion. was this. 'pat.and cervioal, sad the Sethi/11nd, the Deputy. Marshal, who. wet
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, 1 • i posed in this gas!, bg his Majesty's Ministers, at granted. It alas to be istaseted that the Goistaer, Committee appointed accoedingly, with power to send on from a window •of the then Court.bouse
ao early period of to oat Session, he should him. however highly he .might •Ilalask of Mr. Doggies, •for persons,.papers, and -records. markets Me ordered it to be token away,
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4, ~ • self feel it his dory toiebmit to the Roue a distinct skoeld have. to:premed, his satisfaction with a verdict • • •tleiftegthh oP WA(*s. - . :might receive bis penishateet, as. lo
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open. tie subject. of eictieittala widchwas deed, ageism eiideemorati• Mr. •J. P. GRANTcIo moving ler • ISOMI.ta Iteing • Wee inflicted.' . Mi. Johnstoite was in
1 /'. ` ? ' 'lke previous qemptiett was carried. ought sot to have bees pronimmetd. Two 'of •the', a• Bill to' reader effectual oeveratAtts of Perlisment at thedme of the'penishment, but he did o
.-A Message from die Lord stated their Lordships' witntenes for the defence were the cos and daeghter prohibitieg she -peymeet- of workmate ie.:Certain. if it iota it was Isiehed; the moment he
' Assent to the LialeiMatal Gasg Light Mit and some of thta person Oho, lied been employed to "stmt. -trades, Is. may other than the coin of tbe.realm, and felted of it he addressed a letter to Mr. A
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the pa:chiselled. •pi 'whit benefit were laws roster es loonsiderable misapprehensions hid bees enter. the of
of the Special Comrt which I
i . On the motioo of Mr. V. FITZGERALD, the enhappy.popelatioe ef tide island if they'weetiked. rained with respect toss' Bill on this .sobjeet which be Thornton, but, be received no answer
- Irish Grand Jury Ptesentesent Bill was reomemitted. taleistered is this assesor. Huhad aotlitag eta: bad had the honose•of-terredscing, and which had tlays Mr. Johnstone west to Mr.' Hobson
ii ) The Report was brought up, ordered to be re.coa. with Mr. Rogeiessichmectee for humanity, Whoosh passed this Bosse, endings' thrown oat Is Uall Home s the drew/Minces, sod on Itii way he met M
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*kneed nn 'Friday next, and the Bill to beptinted: he could not far that, es a former occasion, when of Lords,
TRANSACTIONS RELtTIVE TO SLAVES IN THE 'lassie' chiellp ipall . be wished ehertlf to eapiale the eater@ hod, to whom he complained of the thane
beep raved and admitted, at. sod object of that Bill, end in what respect the me dart of Dr. Birmingham, in haying penishe
i WEST IN MKS -davits were eel weatiag it sopport of that character. which he now proposed tilseirag ID differed from it.— toaafter he bad bees acquitted by a Jory,
Sir S. ROM ILLY rose to makes voodoo, to which i, dale,.
* : c he understood no objection would be made. The "a- st:e
aced, that the Govetnor, the Aeolus. It was sot his hateation to miter leek flie.particelar for having punished the other negro.. 'Riau
i • Ike. sod Leareed Gentleman thee mewed— biy, and the nil, had very generality sacrificed laws. to which he iamoded to (laws/bit by way of ing them to trial, for which purpose tl
?bat an haabie harem be preseoted to lois Royal themselves on ibis occasion for the sake of Mr. Hop medial; them •, and thi•dillaty •wah.,how this was brought to town under a military guard ;
the paw Regere, way* that mew he tem beheolatiliteNese gins; sad
stbitrefoie, le justice to chest, some fori:ve to be dem withoet awhile. tlie.sotes et the Benk of reply Mr. Johnstone got from Mr. S
=of the upio‘w giver' hy Ow Aneeneyvaseiral of Do- Slordet woe Pedlar aecalleoeY• Me did wet etalut to Erteland and ef the dilforont oereoler Seeks a legal oar; that Dr. Birmingham had a per.
. in march OM* to tat °awn"( so sae Neteser a obi describe this as a case of.estraordinevymeeky ti what tinder. A Noble Frilled if his
or to mash the panisameet se visit% asadeemed to work , had met thedifficetty do. so ; Mr. Johnstone did not find Mr. 1,
its chalet ir, the pablie webs and ob. a roily .ot skinner me chiefly atowspleloet of was the eireeresteeeriep'the is inch a manner, gbh whinge decletiogibefut motive home tbat day, hut he called pons him
4 letter tan before bite as toe feestlattas olds amid amines. sieves beteg peeished for what would bare eppooved a legal wader, they !eight be teemed la.Paymeet of day :on paining the New Courtue, be
-,.. Mr. MARIIYAT wished the Banes weld coed. meriterieesia sotetlior port of the civiliseiwirt4—.• lir _ soh lie armed so sake charge of the measuremi rotted by Has Evertoa.ball negroes, then
1 .4' . der what the questiou was. 'The rookies wee ea die pestisheti hr diallejlat thaw leer fedleget of elvish sonewied, whisk he pow all:with ,tot he
Wes is chains; Thornton had nothing but his
law ado, land; but as they acted la direct rapped. they were Atm Mpg:tented ea Wog aesthete. Was seem The list object of thi Bill wee to give of. and be pulled it 'op to show Mr. Johns
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*ion to it, where it was given, he did sot see what It a•thieg te And Mr. Huggins taunting the wretched ficiency to the laws he had alluded to, eattple. lure of the punishment he had received, whi
reason time was for Dolan it a matter a emir/ _wools .101 had manifested their grief at the suffer• testisg that which was a grates grit:vases is opinion of Mr. Johnstone; was the IROSt
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