Abolition Debate on Slave Trade In Parliament
The House of Commons debated Wilberforce's motion to abolish the slave trade. Speakers argued mortality, planters' interests, and humanitarian duty, with figures cited on Jamaica, Barbadoes, and Grenada. The division ended 8 ayes to 163 nos, adjourned to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Youngard
Cséntleman
Wilberforce
J. Barnave
National Assembly
Baronet
Spain
West’ India
Trans-Atlantic
Phillippine Company
Africa
W. Young
West India
Baronét
West India Islands
Jamai- Cay
Montague
Lord Yobn
Ruffel
Stanley
Gloucester
Dominica
Martinique
West-Indies
William Smith
West-India
Islands
Smith
East Indies
Liverpool
Privy Council
West Indies
Cawrthorne
Courtney
William Young
Lord Carysfort
Colonel Phipps
Parliament of Great
Britain
Wilsberforce
Nich
Jamaica
Nat
Pilate
Barbadoes
Grenada
St. Vincent
Fox
Cawthorne
Parliamentary Business Summary of Lords and Commons
In Parliament the Lords hear the appeal of Laird and Robertson of Greenock. Commons notes include Holy Island Inclosure bill second reading, Committees of Supply and Ways and Means, Offenders Employment bill, Game Certificate bill committee, Ads bill, and Rome Catholic Dissenters bill third reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timpell
Vinehall Roads
Buckingham
Ouse
Stockton
Mersey
County of
Dorset
William Morton Pitt
Archbishop of York
Stanton
Tomorrory
Committee of Supply
Scarborough
Holy Island
Supply and Ways and Means
House
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