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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 15, 1832

Page

1

Ending of the so called unnatural rebellion cast by deluded Negroes

A Morning Post item reports a controversial stance describing the rebellion as unnatural, blaming it on what it calls fanatical Baptist teaching. The remark frames enslaved people’s resistance as deluded and asserts it has ended.

Jamaica Colonial Department Nevroes Mrapaietey Tutan England Tam Wilken Hiaham Westmorland Church of England Uurchell William Fians Robert Morris Parson Burchell Flumis Dore Naver Robert Gardner M*ainley Linton Robert Gardner Casain The Baptist Samuel Sharp Gentlemmen Willoughby Cotton Farquhar Montego Bay Blanche Baptists

West Indies inquiry cites Jamaica focus on slave condition

A select committee report outlines its narrowed Jamaica review on slave improvement, cruelty, population trends, and potential emancipation impacts, noting evidence gathered from planters, managers, overseers, and missionaries. It also mentions Mexico reports on Spaniards leaving, Santa Anna’s political moves, and upcoming tabled bill evidence.

West Indies Lonis West India Jamaica Beyord James Mexico Santa Anna Philadelphia Pedrassa Rio Grande del Norte Matamorris Mississippi House of Commons Constantinople

Reform Festival toasted King of Hanover sparks protests

The Public Press notes a Reform Festival incident where cries of No to the King accompanied by cheers for the band’s tune. It discusses the King’s role in the Hanover Decree and political tensions after Earl Grey’s ministry resignation, urging consideration of the King’s position and known services.

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