... COLONIAL SLAVERY. The House then went into Committee, on this subject.— Mr. AL read the second resolution, ** That ail children, born after the passing the intended Act, or who, at the time passing, shall under the age six years, be free, and maintained ...

... LECTURE ON SLAVERY. Mr. Douglass delivered his second lecture on Slavery on Tuesday evening last, in tire Wesleyan M-ethodist Chapel, Donegall-Square. At the hour appointed for commencing tile lecture (halifpast seven), the chapel was crowded in every ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. An Anti-slnvery meeting was held yesterday evening in tlie Rev. Mr. Nelson’s Church, Ihmenall-street, for the purpose of hearing from Mr. Frederick Douglass account of his labours behalf the slave since left Uelfast. about five months ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Ar the request of a friend and correspondent we pub- lishl the folloivieg letter, N hichi appeared in the Universe of lse 1 Ith inst:- To THE LAMERICAN DELEGATES TO THlE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. Christian Bretbren-The most agreeable iritervies ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. The following article from a correspondent at Nevis, which appears in the last number of the Christian Ad-14 vocate, shews the brutality which may be, even in des- pite of nominal laws, xercised towards slaves in) the West Indies. At the ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The Synod of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, its late meeting, agreed the following resolutions the subject of American slavery:— 1. *• That there are at the present time upwards of throe millions of human beings, the United States ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Sib,—The Belfast public lutre had their attention ▼ery earnestly directed the subject American slavery daring the last fortnight. common, 1 have no doubt, with nil who have heard him, I regard Mr, Douglass very ablo and eloquent exponent ...

... any English Ministry to recognize Texas Stale, long slavery shall recognized by law, or enlorced iu practice, among that population. I respectfully submit, that, to the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society this duly properly belongs. First, to make ...

... SLAVERY—AN ADDRESS From the undertigned Unitarian Ministers of Great Britain and Ireland, to their Minitterial brethren of the Unitarian Churches in the United States of North America. Reverend and Dear Brethren, —We, the undersigned Ministers of Great ...

... Negro Slavery. Earl RIPON asked if the colonial secretary had re. information that the legislature of St. Vincent’s had agreed to a bill for emancipating the negro ap. prentices in that island on the Ist of August, and if there would be any objection ...

... sooner purchased themi, than they ellndeavour to dispose of them at a higher pi-ice. Others, who have been longerin a state of slavery, appear resigned to their lot; but the condition of their bodies bears indisputable evidence of the barbarous treat- mniit ...

... claimed myself ready to go through the length and breadth of the laud and sound the anti.slavery alarm, to summon forth the old feeling of opposition to slavery which I knew existed in t he hearts of the people of Scotland. We went to Perth, Dundee, Arbroath ...