416 
THE NEWSPAPER. 
el 
did no um, 
net ag a om him im self } nae 
t occasion for 5007. "o w n now se re 10002. 
The subscription, thus commenced, was carried on with | 
sapoe 5 apsal bre veiii time for upwa ards of two | 
begin by stating what he intended to do himself, 
+h 
with Sir G., Stephen, appeared on — of the Anti- | 
Slavery Society, at ma instance the proceedings had | 
been taken. Mr. Clarkson ‘abornied his lordship of the | 
nature of the applicati on e said ther Sipe 
=e itest are for the ee that ‘the men 
boa ard the were e slay the ley were satan Mr. 
_ the 
directe 
hours, an d the was one of 
unflagging igen | ean out. As soon as the list 
amounted to 50, 0001., Mr Cobden addressed the meet- 
ing in the small room adjoining, and when 14,0007. was | 
subseribed to the great League fund, the Times de. 
signated them, in its own graphi mode, “ a great fact.’ 
Now,he believed that their s a peaa already amounted | 
to upw: of 50,000/., and that, he supposed, may b 
. They had a balanpe d in | 
an nce Witte , hoy ee 
captain 
of the Caroline, and held t 
The Free Hospital, —About a 
a m 
girls, labouring under pilno 1onth ago ts ty youn $: 4 
D | 
(Dec. 27, 
‘2 
: ere said 
They cea obtained sh 
but the hss girl name 
ipis 
Lion n public-house, 
made, in order that it mig a ha seen whether the men 
were return: mea conte or as freemen. It was eventu- 
aly arranged that a re be made that the 
were free persons, and that the case should pro- 
SEN Mr. ee aid it was wba that there „pad 
been a mu on hod ring the voyage. 
g, and th 
ars of age, died in the oe who wasii 
t Friday week, The 
omment in th 
On Tue sday y Mr, Waker heid a lan adj 
charge was w wholly unfounded, a as he should pore t to his 
lordship. His hip had been induced to the 
writ of habeas aprem on two affidavite— —one b 
[St tephe len, 2 and the « other r by a person named Gra 
chaplain, surge eor 
pa 
y of ti 
barrister and attorney pre their tata h 
rant 
dship th bi the 
ance that might be offered, tł "the ( his lor suffering from weakness and cough. She add 
determination in the country to back the aunties of| was not one word of truth in the allegations ig ea broths, “and other stimulants. She was int f 
the ages with adequate funds, to wheal = of | contained. Mr. Lush apprehended that t + po ries whole time, and was he di ied last ; 
time this controversy might be carried. nly 20 per | should be i Nagy a before hia Ho mig ch or. riday week. She told witness that she came from ; 
cent. ponia now be called for. „The rest would and be sHiould exa: mine e Coleridge r a Windsor to be are nto the Free Hospi 
called well ab o urse. Four of the Indians, and | that she and Dor decease Je 
to poke whee! it was likely this contest wo "pro. afterwards t ore, were then brought in and | mission the 
lon a: beyond another session. Mr. Bri ght and several poanied by hia lordship through an = aes reter. The | cold 
rst Indian called: in, being examin ned b Mr. Justice which was stone, rs 
eap hairman announeed that the ateh amoun ngs Ry p Coleridge sai » who S told them that there was no r r th 
be time was 59,165/. ; but that, with other — and a pete Was on board the Coline in the ca- As it was raining th hey e ould a Rony and were 
hich would probably "come to hand during the day, | pacity of a mite. J ed the porter — 
a might fairly expect that the amount e a up- 
~ ace 
for some e food, and he e got hes what } e called broti s 
wards of The following were the principal | paid his a every Lay Skald z at liberty, if| and bread. The broth was nothing but salt and waters | = 
subscriptio he a to leave the SE on his réturn to the place | the porter informed them that it 
Mr, meas of Eccles £1000 | Pilkin Belg Brothers, when the vessel sailed. Had been on board the/|to give them food. Whil 
Mr. Thomasson, Bo jolton 199 | EO ogg TR £1000 | C; i yai Not o : only was not at but a-nevex ch at the hospital gate, tw 
= | ames ey,- #0 was.a slave. he second Indian examined depose brought in and received. The 
Mr John BOS - one 1000 | fos age grese 1500 | fo ollows : :—Is not a slate. aps — of slaves in the | Ba sags et s p tal, but were unable 
Robert Ashto 1000 | Messrs. Mather’s Family 700 epee e no slaves i in the ship. They ha r 3d. when they left Windsor, of which — 
Wm. Bailey and Brothers eal A. and 8. Henry and Co. 1000 toE nsailor y paid me e waggoner, and paid 3d. 
E e k OF Orgs bert Piatt = Pe ioo | © atthe si 16 r 2 per ‘month. Had been a sailor in | After keie refused admissior the | 
in Wh: hittaker and S 1000 | J. B. Smith - - - 500} the palsies pie a her present voyage, e humanely afforded food and shelter by the 
Jo. Bright pt Brothers 1000 John Cheetham - - 500|same captain too. Is a poeoln y of the Lion, where the oth 
agen rd Jos s As sias an R pri a uia z BO board a French ship before } 1e enga ya T the said that 300 men were daily 
Thomas Ashton and John Ashton . oes 500 | Caroline. Had been six months a slave n Muscat, be- | and that from Finsbury alone they had annually 20,000 
ig cota H de ee 1000 Teia Bickham, & Co. n] tween the time of leaving his form ssel and c coming patie li "o 
eames Amg an on, es S board the Caroline. d the sat t f inha 
oo nek vA ee eee: 500 | in particular, but on i to one, master, and | would willingly subecribe 20, 0002. a 
— Poze, noth 1000 | J. and F - 500| another day to jester. The third Bs! “the pee was | hospital. Mr.White, 
a s Ba kaaa rin TANE oe case ga: et sen a few qu SPERM that de eceased died of a knee disease, an a 
. Joseph Eccles, Millhill, E. Armitage and Co, - 500| 2? TR ng of any i por ace. 
near Blackburn - 1000 | F. Steiner and Co.  - 500 | fourth deposed as follows :—Is a freeman.’ Whe tal towards deceased. Mrs aoe ae a8 
ered Shorrocks, and A Friend - 500 | gets back to India will be free o where he pleases, Lion, reiterated the evidence give 
oor SSE Samuel Fletcher & son, $00 | Could remain in England if he the first girl, a pth 
Turton, near Bolton - 1000 |- aay ati tings a ae ard the vessel on her voyage to England. No one | ev idene last witness, adding that 
The New’ Poor Law Asylums.—Ou Sa ay es eapëd overboard r of punishment, nor from | they ed her house, they had “death i 
bone Vestry, Sir James G 1s he | any other cause Il ag reached this country in .” Mrs. Dymes, landlady of the Calth 
"representations o the oe on the new pr co , Mr. Justice Col e here desired the inter- | adjoining the paisa stated that after they had 
was read. It — oan e Saana 
official power of i with the arrangem 
$ + 
0 
safe’ 
of State has no preter to tell the Tanna ane if they had come to this 
ent 
the hospital t they me to her house, and that 
Act of Parliame nt epee for their decision nm a slave after he had anepo ‘the English soil. 
ty re with | boy about nine o f a 
sated 
country with chains on their r legs or ange Neat as convinced = were dying. ; 
no one was any longer gave them food sad ls 6d. to procure-a bed. ie, 
A little = n mm her housemaid, confirmed her 4 
years of age was next examined, 
William ee assistant relieving o 
„an n deposed 
on Uni 
his i One y man named Grant, on |from the Peskinia workhouse 
the Ps metropolis. If the parish of | W2ose testimony the proceedings had been instituted workhouse to the hospital o 
— oti any objections of detail which they | by Anti-Slavery SEn was next called, and, ns were rejected: the lat 
wi er to urge against ofon being examined, said he was a believer in Gol. conveyed thence to Peck 
either of th devs of th es Once professed to be a believer in Mahomet, Pro- | refused to avail themselves, stating that 
ined dy By tha Sra en ugh of workhouses, and that it as an h 
. and to bestow on them the most attenti iderati eant that he might be seh to nee bread. He s workhouse they want Mr. Thwai 
-If the objection be to the entire arrangement as well in mitted w. be circumcised, only a Mu a officer of the City of London Union, said 
few days. e iy the city of Masab o on | the year between m 000 and 50,000 
to thein investigation of a parliamen: tary committee at the 
commencement of the session; and the co Se sero te in- 
a . white horse, on his professe ed conversion to the Ma- 
EAER faith. Did this for the sake of m money, and 
tained a large amount in contributions. tag counsel 
a the Anti-Sla ney Ta not wishing to call any 
with 
` form a that actrut = prepared to gta their plan. The 
case 0 
more witnesses, 
. ir mls t was ae resolved duet ‘in nthe opinion 
-of the vestry, y“ constitution of the New Asylum 
Board (which had ee cater 7s. ie paa e con- 
tribution of Marylebon the Asylum) is illegal, 
and ti at their demand ong gt to be ted. The op- 
w becom 
Peri able ws parishes of of St. Jaison’; Weotmintes |" 
Lukë, Chelsea operate 
3 p agree me in phen: the ielaodiution: of 
Ne ums into the Me 
eri cme tng council of this college have 
late! ~~ ed upon fou — scholarships = or the 
aca partments ae this i 
ce. 
Some of dias scholarships a o the lower 
classes of the school, whilst hie ofa Saber value are ate 
+ Paesi “On Saturiey Sir 
> lave-trading Case.—On ay Sir John Bay- | Sla rial Majes 
ley Mr. a at the Judges’ Chambers pond be aidera, e piracy, ievertholens w aa 
Serjeant’s Inn, on the part of Messrs. Newman, | further necessary, in order to make the terms of the | forema 
; of the vessel Caroline, on convention binding upo n Brazilia ian subjec ts, that the 
by George Stephen, 
nA argo Beil. and ran no 
to 
withesse 
men t 
pete his bi ips told ‘hein us were all free. They 
then atired, © ing, in broken English, and in excel- 
oe nt spi ete si to his te hip and the gen- 
emen nt. lordship and the counsel on both 
sides laughed hearty at hilari ya sang manner which 
rs Indians are n lea p= he return 
Bap writ of h ioe wade on Tuesday. 
eas 
The C Case of. pres Felicidade. sorte decision of the 
piares in the late murder oi 
fi 
Great Britain an d Brazil, it w was agreed that 
= the a Prange key the masing o on of the 
of His Impe 
relieved by it, and that many were sent to the 
-| ta, raving oa “wore, cha 
stility 
language, at "the ane i nee him 
a: eWvith this pa the papi compl 
jury after a short deliberation 
“natu ura al death.” ge aes Marsden 
of the 
office 
of the jury 
foreman replied ve the m JE 
fault with the m for havin admission 
ay to 
admission. ther jurors d 
curred i i the strictures passed upo 
the 
h.—0n Tu esday 
s. ves mev French P. oe 
French elec 
sii jan z 
been enacted, the first: article of the co s = 
