... they will be incompetent to advise about negro slaverv. Let them, however, ash. is Scotland free from the shi of slavery-white slavery ? Are ther'c no taskmasters in Englati, Scotland, and Ire. land, evlio caln vie with tile very best among us ? ?? pare ...

... religion to consectate a deed from whichi enlighitetted Paganism itself would revolt, lie enlisted Christianily in the cause of slavery I An insult more gross has never been offer- ed to the Deity, and this too, in the land of boasted free- dom ; but there is ...

... cluims, signedby 1,657 manly, independent, spilited Pro- testants, mostly Presbyteri;lns, wvho spurn at the idea of Po- pish slavery. A similar petition its-the year 1827, was signed by 1,337; in the year 1828, by 1542- arid this yeal (1829), by 1,657, encreasing ...

... in the Corporate Body a manumission, which he remnarked was very novel, as by it a wife en- franichiseil her husband from slavery. -Mr8 Frances Aird, a Iree black lady, sometime Since took for better arid worse (before the parson too) a comely black lad ...

... give a very favourable view of the many important advantages likely to result from the Blll for the Abolition of Colonial Slavery. Their ad- dresses in Dublin and other places have excited intense in- terest, and we have no doubt that the attendance at ...

... proclaimed the approaching regeneration of society. The co-operation of that part of mankind who had hitherto been kept in slavery and degra. dation, but who were now to assert the natural dignity of their sex, was essentially necessary. , It was woman ...

... Act which has 'passed since their last annual meeting for the abolition of slavery, and the friends of the'negro were con- gratulated. th-1t on the first.of August next, slavery will be abolished in the British colonies ; it also recommended that Christianis ...

... Faithfully had these instructions been obeyed; and he could, from oc- cular demonstration, state, and that was undeniable, that slavery existed but in name. The negroes were a well-fed, happy people; their condition in every respect superior to that of the peasantry ...

... agree with you, Sir Edwvard, that the present case suggests many and very serious reflec- tions regarding the question of slavery. I will advise with the Government. A report is in circulation, that Mr. l1ume intends to makea motion in the House of Commons ...

... exempliry Presbyte. rian mlinister of Ohio. It is extract I from a work just published by the American Anti-Slavery Society, entitled ; American slavery as it is, ' which we recomn- mend to the attention of the abolitionists of this coun- try:- 1' Ilt the ...

... :-Mr. Smyti, Mr. Alexander, Mr. White, and Major Scott, , -- -- - -- - ?? ANTI.SLAVERY ME-ETXING xiN DunrIN,.A flume- rous and respectable meeting of the Hibernian Anti- Slavery Society was held in the Rotunda, on Friday, the Lord Mayor in the chair, when ...

... Society with a donation of £1000, from a Isub- scription raised to aid in promoting the abolition of the slave Itrade and slavery. ...