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TO BE LET,
... s, apply Mr. Rimington. Attorney, in Norfolk-llrect, Shetheld. ALL undaunted Vorkfltire Heroes, whole Spiiits are aliove Slavery, and Hearts beat higli it the Sound of a Hur • now glorious Opportunity diftiuguilhing theinielvci m Defence their Kino and ...
SHEFFIELD,
... diflenting voice, except an n to the word f'unddy which Mr. Yorkc had fcveral times tiled in the Petition for the Abolition of Slavery:âthis objection being put, the word was unanimoufly he expunged. decided was the lonic the meeting againft petitioning the ...
/> *■ .o J. S\fk '/i t .i
... tefted War !—wr.ate’cr thy The vot’rics the Prince of Peace fcllowlhip can have wilh thee*. But, when to introduce again Slavery’s chain, And Snpei (lition's zing crew ; When perpetuate vice and woe, Thou bidd’ft the llreanisofciimfon flow, woid«, invented ...
FOR. THE BE NEFLT OF
... the SULLENS. Hints about Honeft Fellows, Generous Fellows, and Devilifh Clever Fellows. End of the Firft Part, LIBERTY and SLAVERY, From STERNE, To be read by Mr. Betterton. An ALLEMANDE, By Mafter and Mils BE a I'ERTON. After which will be prefentrd Come ...
LONDON, Nov 4
... fellow criminals. , This being the fecnlar anmverfarv of King Witil.im the Third, who refeued thefc nations from Popery and Slavery, and placed the conftitution he enviable bafts' on which it now ftands; it was inferred here with grateful demonftrations ...
LONDON, Dee. to
... perity of their-country. No lefs than nine of the Amrican States, have rejected the profofed an for En:. gradual abolition of Slavery. Lord Hood is preparing for Sea. His Lordfhip it is laid, intends taktng , he command of a Channel Gen, Sir William Medows ...
vet, l'v the will of our infatuated governors, our portion, inllead of peace, plenty and felicitv. Aik the poor ..
... oileouragements ? llsort, let him any man whatever, whether the current'will not fail when the fpring is cut off > An t whether Slavery is tar oft, when Poverty is at the door Surely the prefent Hate of Grert-Tirita'm more coufequeiice to us, than that of the ...
CIVIL GOVERN ME NT,
... Rolbr iti the luefeuiaiion ..f the lO,> pic; amt to nvns uj»»ui il.o IV. p tifiou. the f> the total u:; died Al>o! lion Ncrio Slavery Rk*olvm>. Tint half of the has now nie.-d. to liie cue Genera Meeting. ►soi.vf d. That Cit:?rn If. Vorke, rc«pteßcd 1 draw ...
TO UE .AUCTJON,
... I'lat foul onrlelvts not only athamed, but imlignan:, that the Rnt Ih (io.ei (hon’d be actively engaged m the Trathe and Slavery Human Keings. 0. That .as Comoromi ’e can made b.*tween Ficcdon and Tyranny, between Virtue and Vice, ce and Injultice, we ...
NUMIDIA
... Frbruarj 17. >7 Sit> THINKING myftlf called upon an individual by youi* tntcrcdmg to the public, concerning the picfent (late of Slavery in the Weft Indies, I beg leave to communicate to you two inflances tending to prole, that if negro (laves be treated with ...
51,.i1l 1, he . life 111 V.h
... 51,.i1l 1, . life 111 V.h Have u;irM, Slavery’s TtnlreticUthc I aril* vv il» 1 Shall I, became crew vvoul 7.) jiiant that ilu»cafe I txci Ko—fa.-in my foul, the \V ,\iiu uoui«J iu»t li.tl'i.. i’ i>id ihc Felon’s 1; Miifilercr’s }>.ick yon flinj The .r ...