... has just died out. The Boroughmongers' Parliament of 1831 carried the Reform Bill; the Reform Parliament of 1832 abolished Slavery ; tile Peel Parliament of 1835 passed a Municipal Reform Act; the Melbourne Parliament of 1837 applied itself to Ecclesiastical ...

... had been to add to, instead of diminishing, the efficiency of the measures adopted in this country for the suppression of slavery. They had also this pregnant and important fact, supported by p a p ers on their lordships' table, thattaking the five years ...

... sanguine. Before there can be a peace worthy of the name there will and there must be war. Europe is not at peace but in slavery. From Calais to Sicily—with perhaps the exception of the little states of Belgium and Piedmont—bayonets and ball cartridge ...

... his evidence, obtaining air through three gimlet holes which he had made in the box. After his escape he attended the Anti-Slavery Convention at Boston, and was befriended by the advocates of emancipation. He then wrote and published a narrative of his ...

... free-trade shall be reciprocal; that trade in gunpowder with the natives shall be peremptorily prohibited on both sides; that -no slavery shall be allowed, north of the .Vaal River; that the British Government repudiate all alliances with coloured tribes north ...

... ed to proceed to Porto Rico to trace out, if possible, another native of the first-mentioned place alleged to be held in slavery in the latter, and while there Hughes contrived to search out that functionary and make himself known to him. Inquiry was ...

... the frontiers, beyond the most distant seas; the papacy beyond the Alps, the throne of the Czar at the extremity of Europe, slavery in America, the punishment of death all over the world. The reason is, the tribune of France had been convulsed. At certain ...

... received on the 21st inst., recapitulating various subjects relating to the African slave trade and to slavery, which the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society has at different times brought under the notice of her Majesty's government. And I am now to ...

... productions of Australia, which among other advantages, would have the 50 v .,4 patting an end to the great curse of American slavery. With a view to g: ter tJ; b 6 t o idea of the capabilities ot Australia, he mentioned that on the Brisbane of was a daily ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The Earl of Shaftesbury has forwarded to the newspapers the following proposed address from the women of England to the women of America, with a request that it ay be published : The affectionate and Christian address of many thousands ...

... Almanack which takes its name from the most popular work of the present time, is devoted chiefly to the advocacy of the anti-slavery cause, and with this laudable view copious extracts bearing upon the subject I i . , . _ . _. .. [Bss`. ...

... the history of men whose lives have tended to illustrate some of the worst evils of the horrible system of North American slavery. These details, as well as the other portion of the letter-press already mentioned, are accompanied by a series of well-executed ...