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... -that the moist enlezlitenoll, a,wl Itilole.rea.ling post!, in the world (non gelration to generation, 11. is hipirittial slavery. lint ill,'+Nne, noel ioowt soon come ; alnl , shot.' le• list. 11.11•1,1 Utour.lo of Scotian.' ; n os ill her PlfiWgl.• bar ...
... requinal protection, hut btvause he belietl that the high duty on foreign sugar was a pnweetion to that country' against slavery awl the slave trade. Viscount MELnoi ask: did not entirely entiellr in all that hail been the noble and learned Lord. plc ...
... coloophoint indium , and nuiuuW 1.0 wen• gnats rt il.: and neealsn the Irisaillry of England acs• now sod into a state M . slavery. Ile the numerous election petitOotio upon tlN'n• lam! heen re art., all arising out talks, iu tb. alba related oeveral itotanee ...
... lathier( Or the (*roan alismild Ile enraged in the. .Lxve trade, avid that in. liriti.t, 'subject of odour Ire rxtainol in slavery then. atilt memory of the.• crime,. for which what wa. done war. toot a .lltlleir9lt atellentent. wile 10.111141 to el.ert ...
... the measlier was kept up, and on sugar .11 prohibitory duty was maintained cm tie foreign produrtinm, ea mom& relative to slavery. There was another article not in the tariff we important than all the other to which all the arguments so ably used by ...
... to, the re, solution. were reseed. The Cis= then nod a memorial firm the Belfast Antiliery to the British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society, regnesting the Ametably to remonstrate with the American Churches against the practice of Chrisbans holdiug alarm ...
... part the prayers the sigma, the lankly, I li ' sanctum,. 110 want. I mlaw,l oecospy an; ane ti,. ii:llofitheo, 111irillL11 slavery, and of its million.. carried to a dame of gram, and Mono bewailed W . ' hose not, lweauNe wr not. Ti,.' .Issociation I, a ...
... usually pursued by of that !tome, an well as by 1,0 appoimetl M the Crown. In tin• case of in, col t tee to into the subject of slavery ill the West Indies , MR..IIPe was taken affmtillg IPIIO had tilinortlillity of. refuting tin' statement. whieli were luaile ...
... of their theological jester. At the meeting of Wednesday, a kind of tragicomedy was enacted. When the subject of American slavery was under dismission, an altercation oresused between Dr. Montgomery and 11w Rev. J. K. Porter. The Professor Ecclesiastical ...
... in the The Earl of aaratutaa laid be Inn a bill to suspend the operations of a hill whit* Mee paned for the supprewion of slavery as regarded IPertegetee vessels. The bill was read a first time : mooed reading to- few other hills were advanced a stage ...
... A 1.--The ge•ntleuwu w•hrted the Liberal party to eonted this boruuch are, Mr. GOINT.I. Thompson, the eloquent minnow of slavery. and the asas•iate and tii+•tul of all the ilistinguislosil philanthropists in the Ishii:dons : and tile lhoi. Mr. St. John ...
... at the course which has been adopted there; bat, at Southampton, their only candidates are Mr. George Thompson, the Anti -slavery lecturer, who has been recently in the service oithe Antieorn-law league ; and a gentleman who is represented as the grandson ...