... THE IRISH ASSEMBLY AND SLAVERY (ffonfsponiifiift, THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIO. Dear Sir,—lt would appear, from too subjoined extract from The Glasgow Examiner, that, with The itness. al least, there great uncertainty to the amount, moaning, and intent ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING meeting was held, last night, the Primitive Wesleyan Chapel, Douegall-place, to hear the fugitive slave, Mr. Frederick Douglass. The Chair was taken Doctor Drew. On the platform were several Ministers and gentlemen of the Anti-Slavery ...

... thorough knowledge of the present slate tud resources of the anti slavery It is needless to say, that, soon as the subject of this sketch was convinced of the iniquity of the system of slavery, emancipated his own slaves. But made a far nobler, because uncalled ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, SLAVERY. Monday, May 7. Sir E. WILMOT gave notice, that, to-morrow, he would move, that his notice motion on the subject of Slavery abouhl be discharged, and that he would bring forward on (be instant. The House then went into Committee ...

... manner of slavery; and shall be, absolutely and/or ever, manumittedand that, the children born of such persons, or their offspring, shall, in like manner, be free, from their birth; and that from and after the said first of August, slavery shall be, and ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY BAZAAR. TH O S E Ladies anxious to contribute to the AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY BAZAAR, to which allusion was made Mr. Remond's last Lecture, are informed, that, by sending, on or before MONDAY, the instant, articles prepared for that purpose ...

... should abstain from being enrolled in al good fellowship. W bile slavery dues not stiip all us and agents many high uualiths and eialtrd virtues, will not a leal for the abolition uf slavery ensure eleroption from and inconsistencies, errors in judgment ...

... MEETING OF ANTI-SLAVERY DELE- GATES. On Saturday, a large number of the Anti-Slavery Delegates now in Loudon, from all parts of the country, met at Brown’s Hotel, Palace-yard, Westminster, with reference to the decision of the House of Commous, on the ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING IN BANGOR. Monday evening last, most respectable meeting was held the First Presbyterian Church, Bangor, to hear a Li-torc from Mr Frederick Douglass, the subject of lav . at „i the duly of Churches to join in refusing Chrism fellowship ...

... ABOLITION SLAVERY—PUBLIC MEETING. On Tuesday evening last, meeting of the members and friends of the Belfast Anti-Slavery Society was held in the Methodist Chapel, Donegall-squarc, to receive report from the delegates lately returned from London, and ...

... C. Wright, Esq., of Philadelphia, an opportunity of bringing before the friends of the anti-slavery’ cause, in Belfast,the present state of slavery in America, and the extent to which it sanctioned Christian Churches in that country ; as, also, to hear ...

... had been assembled the members and friends the Anti-Slavery Society, in Belfast, in order to give the public an opportunity of hearing a lecture the condition of slaves in America. The system of slavery was now held in such abhorrence, and the sympathy ...