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In the House of Lords on the I4:h of February.
Brougham brought before their lord.I.ips lie eass
Creole In reply to his questions the Earl Of Ar
ernment on the subject Eler majts;vs government
the subject their most anxious nlion ard had sats
81 Ives Lzthat there is existing authority for bGu
negroes ofthe Cteoe 10 trial for mutny and murders
for delivering them up OBTAINING them in cus.55y
Secretary for the Colonies, Leld Stanley lad thetos
out Instructions for their reicase.


Lords Brougham, Darman Campbell Wvudrol
ger, and the Chancellor. agreed that there was no a


y. machinery existing, by which the Secretary b
for the Colonies could deliver up these men to ore.
er after taking refuge in our dominions


Lord Aberdeen said in relation to the Creole negr
he can see no reason for bringing the negroes 10 +
holding them, delivering them, and lad, t5sute
out orders for their rslsass.-SandGu Meregyy