... the Anti-Slavery Society to Continental nati- ns —to France, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Sweden, who were all more or less concerned in the maintenance of slavery in their dominions. Deputations were sent to these countries the subject of slavery, and be ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION, From statement this paper, it will observed that measures are progress for the meeting of the Anti- Slavery Convention in London at Midsummer next. In connexion with that subject, there is one feature Asnburton’s treaty to which ...

... as to the spiritual condition and eternal destinies of every man in way connected with American slavery, which has become the bine of the Belfast Anti-Slavery movement.’ the writer of the above paragraph minister of the Gospel ? If lie be. let him read ...

... liberated and free to come amongst them. With respect to the pro.slavery views which it was asserted Mr. Campbell entertained, he (Mr. II.) denied that he Will in favour of slavery. Slavery was an institution of the country which they, by the laws, were ...

... justified in adding that the constitution of the so-called Anti-Slavery .Society in Belfast is now beginning to be fully appreciated. For oursolros, liavo ever been of opinion that, when slavery falls, it will fall by the bauds of evangelical Christians. ...

... THE LATE PRO-SLAVERY MEETINGS. We do not propose lo occupy much more of our space with the silly quarrels of the anti-slavery people in this country, whoso determination to injure the Evangelical Alliance, if they can, is sufficiently exposed ; but one ...

... BELFAST ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. W inserted in last number some remarks on circular issued the committee o( this body, and addressed all the ministers of the Irish Presbyterian Church. The committee requested that the circulai might be read from their pulpits ...

... slavery. —rnr. American letter. Mr. Johnston (Tullyliah), wished the clerk to read the resolution passed the Assembly 18-13, on the subject of American slavery. This having been done, and Dr. Kills* having again read that part of the American letter which ...

... diroctotl to slavery. So prominent an institution, in tlie relations of society, could not, when encountered, fail arrest attention and excite roy interest; still, 1 have said, the observation even so pregnant, so thrilling subject slavery can liardly ...

... BELFAST ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY’S CIRCULAR. rcmvctl, on Monday nftcrnoon, at six o’clock, letter from Mr. James Staodfield, prct ...

... WILL LECTI ON AMERICAN SLAVERY, And point out the incumbent duty of Christian Churches, Great Rritain and Ireland, to take steps for the purpose of removing the darkness and sruilt tint overshadow professing Christian Churches, this important subject ...

... SABBATH SLAVERY THE LONDON POST-OFFICE, The noted scheme of Mr, Rowland Hill for the establishment of Sabbath slavery in the London Post-office, under the hypocritical pretence of its mitigation in the country districts, has, after all, not hitherto worked ...