... signifies League iratch. Cs . th SLAVERY UNDER THE BRITISH FLAG. be The following memorial bas been forwarded to G the Marquis of Salisbury by the British and Foreign P Anti-Slavery Society:-; British and Foreign Anti- r Slavery Society, 55, New Broad Street ...

... security for the appearance n of General Walker, the new pirate of the gulf, the filibustering invader of Nicaragua. - Anti-Slavery Adrocate. I .COLERAINE RAILwAi.-Tlhis railway was so ob- e strucsted by sand blown off the beach, about one and a half miles ...

... in his slavery, having over . and over gain paid his creditor the sam P oliginally borrowed, but yet not free froma his debt, ?? the exorbitant rate of interest haS swelled out to a most enormous size. This n is a most cruel species of slavery, and the ...

... could we enter into such an agreement while the law of the land stands as it does? Now the lair, it is true. permits domestic slavery, but only as it affects those who were slaves. When the new edict was passed it was in- possible to make the decree retrospective ...

... be kept on the line both day and night. It is reported from Guadeloupe that a bust of Senator Schoolcher, the French anti-slavery leader, has been placed in the council hall of the colony, in the presence of the governor and a large number of influential ...

... in Ameriica, ard main-a tairred that, however tile question might be glossed h over, it wias r-ally Onie of glavery tir no slavery. Coining to tire questirirt wiry tie Norih diid n)tt quioley let tine Smith a' cede, lie sail that hefure ttrey irlamed tire ...

... .. Ballykinlar. EMrANCrarTION 01o Sn.&vzs i BRXzM.-It is just ten years since the measure for the gradual abo- lition of slavery in Brazil became law under the Ministry of Viscount Branco. It was predicted at the time by many people in Brazil that this ...

... as far as his barter-cloth went, leaving twenty-three native Christian adults and six native Christian children still in slavery. The robbers sacked the chureh; but wlhen they heard it wvas the House of God they were aftraid, and returned the sacred things ...

... Derviche, 2C l'roonrieknowe, 3. Ten ran. OUn lHunters' Steeplechase -Leonore walked over. public ?? Hurdle-Little Rover, I; Slavery, 2; Ella, accom] 1 3. Six ran. statiol Addiscombi Stecpleebase-Firew0cdl'aked over. army. fore t LONDON BETMNG-YEsTEMAT. read ...

... attention (saysthe TilC8oe nf Tdva) has been attracted to a report-not made for the first time- of the prevalence of female slavery in Sylliet. Sometimes a polygamist delivers one of his wives to a rich man to work for lifo as his slave; at another time ...

... is not sufficient that railways should doom fronm 50,000 to 100,000 mnca- clerks, guards, and constables-to the desperate slavery of hard uad distasteful Sabbath labour ; they must needs spread their snares for the feet of thousands and tens of thousands ...

... Georce's . . . 4 20 Liverpool Plate . .. .. 4 45 At.RrVALS. St. Joseph, Vanduara, Mowerina, Goggles, Sweetbriar colt, Liunwus, Slavery colt, Foxglove, Minar, Medow Sweet, Madeline colt, Lucerne, Stillorens, hesperian, Chanoine, King Arohibong, Lady Rowena, ...