... SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY. l- s , e .1 - t e _ . en, TnE meeting of the Leeds Young Men's Anti- ily a] Lee 'Slavery Society took place on Tuesday evenin~g. Of only uncourse it derived a ulore than usual interest from the slave 'as present circumstances ...

... arresting the fugitive. What has he done? He has used the nerves and faculties which God gave him, to throw off his slavery. He has abhorred slavery, and got rid of it. This is not the con- dition of a man selling himself, and then repudi- ating his own bargain ...

... likewise. The abolition of slavery, whether white or black, must by degrees lead to a thorough change in the domestic habits of the people, and especially of the great; and this is the important side of the question of slavery here. The change vwhiclh has ...

... few years gone by that a cry went forth from one end to the other, of this our christian land, for the total abolition of slavery. This cry was echoed within the walls of our housea of parlia- ment, and carried, to the 'honour of our country, though at ...

... respecting' slavery ingr E)Egyp wansude aadyaong the Parliametayfroi 05 paprs. He says that alter caref ul consideration he is of I opnio tht it Would not be possible to abolisth slavery by r tA K-hedivial decree or by a convention. Slavery does nof a ...

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... SLAVERYI Last night, a meeting was held ill the Music Hall, Leeds, to express satisfaction at the probame overthrow of American slavery, to devise means to aid in the relief of large numbers of the recently emancipated negroes, and to receive a deputation from ...

... RAILWAY SLAVERY. At the Lnbr»ur yesterday. Derby Mr. the se--rctarv the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servant* sakl that the North British Railway much need for strike as ever. Should Parliameut not sue its way to restrict the hour*, he did not any than ...

... AZAIERICAN SLAVERY. Last 6¼-cuing, a public meceting wars he)M in thec carge Scbchol-i-ooin if Beigrave Chapel, for thle purpce cf Prilistirog the svilipathiee of the public against slavery in h United tte iioinre especially to bring thle weightuftlie ...

... his detestation of slavery wherever it was to be found. (Cheers). He then P called upon ti Mr. G. B. BRtOWNE, magistrate, who moved the first o resolution, in which the meeting recorded its unabated de. testation of the crime of slavery, and of all measures ...

... SLAVERY IN TRIPOLI. The 'Timet* writing from Tripoli. December Slat, aaya—Yvterday the Own a-e-Oegwral Ataad Raaara Paafca, mini jno aad Foreiga Aafc-Sawary Society, aow ■ Northern Africa, make laqninee nmni tba trade. The lapatetion, naMur of Mr. Uatey ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. .. ?? _ - at~out - ?? a waioted tende veh ,a er lmerous audience at- and watie tne East-parade chaprel, to hear from Mr. 'W.raftan this found ecpd. slave, some account of the horrors of saey~ atheant Amrca, and particularly relative ...