... Philadelphia a large hall, erected for the accommodation of anti-slavery meetings, was burned by the mob; and, to crown all, in Altou, Illinois, the Rev. Mr. Lovejoy, editor of an anti-slavery newspaper, murdered in endeavouring to extinguish a tire which ...

... important, from its extending slavery, or its fixing limit and a check to that moral plague. The Americans themselves, the best judges in the matter, one might think, have all along treated and discussed it But the existence of slavery or freedom is a matter ...

... government. (Loud i Protectionist laughter.) But when heard the horiavs slavery talked oi', begged to say that thought the pro- I his friends opposite was much more calculated to encourage slavery thau that hi* Majesty's government. The Protectionists were ready ...

... interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yestojrday at his official residence in Downing-street. deputation from the Anti-slavery Society, consisting of Mr. Jos. J. Gurnev, Mr. Samuel Gurney, jun., Mr. George W. Alexander, Mr. James Cooper, Mr. J. H. Hinton ...

... aters, _______________ ______ COVEN Tl'GARIDEN 'VHEA' 1RE--Thia Evening wvill be nresented NATIVE LAND; or, The Return from Slavery.- Aurello di Algntalto, Ar. Sinclair GuisePIo, AMr. W, Farren, Tancredi, Maf. Cooper; Maircello Mr. Daruset Poregrino, air ...

... DAY. Price 2d. er S's. verbuisdred. THE ANTI-'-LAVERY MONTHLY RE- RrPqrt TFrs I, No. 62, for ?? 1830, ?? Anti-Slavery Reotr8Picture of Slavery fin the lilauritiirt;, vir, 1ca1ted-11 Jamaica Wa:,tch1,n (I~n WelH an-1?1. R',uthampton Antsi-DaveVIL Society ...

... EVENING.-Ealifax Arms, Mile End, New Town. Messrs. Wright, Shlen, and others will attend. SUBJECT FOR DISCUSSION. Infant Slavery in the Manufacturing Districts. The Class Leaders meet on Thursday evening, 8 o'clock, at No. 3 Theobald's Road, Bloomsbury ...

... (amnongvt whpir advanlca94 to the m cause of juctice and humanity) the aboliti'n for ever of the hor- i rid lystem of Christian slavery. with Resolved unaniimousl, T'hat the Freedom pf this City, witi a Swvord of the value of too gwuleaS, be presenitvd to Rear-Ad- ...

... rieked and nearly sactl. ficed their sit in carrying out the desires and wishes of the parent country for the extinction of slavery and tiss advancement of civi- lization; whilst the larger proprieters, after eustalning losses scarcely credible, wilt he ...

... Bl1XI'ION of SLAVERY.-The FRIENDS A;brh AlBtIATION of SLAVERY tore inviteti to IIINE to. Fsthar at thle Freem~tasonts' Tavern,, Great Queen-street, Lincol~n's- (sd Ft hrsiav, tite i at of Atugust next, to celebrate the great sfill To o;iwtboiio of Slavery ott ...

... and Son, Piccadilly. 7 .- ~ WES' INOIL SLAVERY. ;- In a fewr dayssvill bh published, in 1 vol. 8va. A PR.ACTICAL VIEW of the PRESENT STATE of SLAVERY -in the WEST INDIES; os an Examination of MIlr Stephens r Slavery of the ?? West India Colonies, containing ...

... GENERAL MEETINO of the AN rl-SLAVERY SOCIETY. of the Frie idt of that Cause, will be held at Exeter Hall, Strand, THIS sidApril 2. to PETITION Parliament at the present eventfsl reilae, f05 the D, A5ll and entire Abolitlon or Slavery throughota the British ...