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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 747, 11 June 1853, Page 1

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stance of our origin, being Engliab, Insb, aud Scotclimen ; for, bad we been African captives, or New Zealand natives, we would have no trouble in finding men truly animated and rightly inspired by sympathy and liberality, to plead our cause, instead of wishing to deprive us of our liberty. How strikingly does the conduct of some of our would-be pa/riots, who would, in the first place, if they could, prevent us from having a vote —and when they fail in this, turn round and ask our support, contrast the noble and soul-reyiving sentiments of the pleader for the emancipation of the African slave, as delivered in the House of Lords. Lord Brougham, in conclusion of a long speech, said, " So now the fullness of time is come for at length dischaiging our duty to the African captive. I have demonstrated to you that every thing is ordered, every previous step taken, all safe—by experience shewn to be all safe—for the longdesired consummation. The time has come, the trial has been made, the hour is striking, you have no longer a pretext for hesitation, or faltering, or delay. The slave has shewn, by four years 1 blameless behaviour and devotion to the pursuits of peaceful industry, tlunt he is as Jit for his freedom af any English peasant—aye, or any lord whom 1 now address. I demand his rights—l demand his liberty without stint. In the name of justice and of law, in the name of reason, in the name of God, who has given you no right to work injustice, I demand that youi' brother be no longer trampled, upon as your slave." Patrick King, Chairman. James Warner. Henry Bbeably, Serjeant. Thomas O'Brien. Serjeant. Charles Moore. John M'Giiee, Sergeant. Murtagu Madigan, Serjeant. George Bahtlett, Serjeant. Patrick Kelly, Serjeant. James Geldard. James Mooney. Patk. Purcell. P. J. Hog an. EX SIR EDWARD PAGET, «>A CASES of the following GOODS— Wool Shawls and Scarfs 7-8 and 6-4 Gala Plaids Printed Cashmeres and DeLaines Colored Goburgs and Orleans Eearlston and Domestic Ginghams Hoyles' Prints and Furnitures Scotch and English Tweeds Grey and White Calicos Ticks and Hollands Plain aud Fancy Muslins Laces and Trimmings Hosiery Haberdashery Slops. J. A. GILFILLAN ANp>gs May 10, 1855. /<s>" THE UNDERSIGNED ARE I CHASERS OF jo/ SAWN TIMBER, yl POTATOES, AND\&\ BACON. \||* J. A. GILFILLAN AND Co V** - Wharf, Queen Street. 12th April, 1855. ON SALE EX ALGERINE. THREE CASES SADDLES. i J. A. GILFILLAN AND Co. I2ih April, 1855. JOHN KELLY, SHIP BISCUIT BAKER, High-street, Opposite the Customs-House, BEGS to announce to Commanders of Ships, and Merchants, that he is prepared to supply BISCUIT in any quantities. of the best material and manufacture, at prices as follows, for cash, viz.:— £ s. d. Cabin Biscuit 118 0 per lOOlbs. Pilot ditto - 1 16 0 " Ship - - 114 4 " These prices will only vary upon any material alteration taking place in the price of Flour. J. K. has been favoured with orders for supplies of the above articles from Captain Nichols of the American Whale Ship Lion, Captain Martin, brig Spencer, and Captain Champion, late of the Border Maid, at various limes for voyages of sufficient duration to test the same thoroughly, and they have testified to the quality of his Bread being unsurpassed in any of the other Colonies. WHITE HART HOTEL. T\ CROSBIE, Tailor, etc., etc., begs 1 " • leave to return his thanks for past favours conferred upon him for the last Ten Years in the above line. D. C. would call the attention of New Arrivals to inspect his Stock of Cloths, etc.., ex. Cashmere, rarely to be met with in New Zealand. Queen-street, May 17, 1855. "HE Undersigned are Purchasers of— SAWN TIMBER POTATOES OATS WHEAT SALT BUTTER Thomas Weston and C * Shorlland-street, 14th April, 1855. SHIP STAG. |"F MISS CHEW, who left London in.Tanu--L ary, 1852 (with Mr. and Mrs. Hollingsheb) for Lyttelton, New Zealand, and who arrived at her destination in May following, will write to "P. G." at the office of the New Zealander, she will hear of her brother Tom, with George and Naomi. She is earnestly entreated to communicate with them immediately. June- 1853.