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... Blind School. York.£2o ; Hull General Infirmary. ; and Dumb School, Doncaster. £4O; Society for the Total Extinction of Slavery and the Slave-trade, which the late T. Clarkson, Esq , was president. ; Driffield National School. £10; and the Driffield ...
... which have cost four times that sumn. The Yankee hordes have fulfilled tleir biteulon in Mexico-witness the extension of slavery, witneas the bombardment of Vera Crus, the seizure of the capital, and the acquisition of a vast province abounding in deposits ...
... the Great Dragon cast out. 1 vol. besnds . . .. .. .. 1 6 Ditto ditto, wrapper . . 1 0 the Tirse Impostors .. .. 1 tlodern Slavery. By the Abbe de la IMeunais 0 4 Robert Oweei'e Sigeis of the Times.. .. 0 2 Ditto Address to Socialists ,. 0 2 Ditto Outlines ...
... republican government. It was true that, in one-half of the States, it had the accursed institution of slavery ; but then they must remember that slavery once existed in every one of the States. It had died out in lb or lfi of them, and he hoped it would ...
... in order to compete for ihe Norwich traffic— Chelmsford Chronicle. The Land of Liberty.—A Seamstress for Sale. —The Anti Slavery Reporter reprints the following advertisement, from, we presume, American paper; Notice. —For sale, a coloured girl, of very ...
... was decidedly of t ai opinion that such co-operation was good for all; by at a'it the advocates for man's redemption from slavery so ;a nd serfdom wer~e enabled to prosecute their lahoure, pI ii and lay biure the nefarious practice of holding in, of n ...
... Regained; or the Grsat rogon cast oul, lvol. boards .. ., ,, ,, l 6 Ditto ditto, wrapper .. I 0 'he Three Impostors . .. I Modern Slavery. By the Abbe dela Ilenuaies ° 4 Robert Oween's Signs of the Times.. ,, 0 2 Ditto Address to Socalists , , 0 2 Ditto - Outlines ...
... similar olijeet, by' theif dop Own independeat oxerti ns? 'They ?? but to PUP vill their deliverance fro their indastrial slavery am o-effectit. If-theie i -ono distinguiihiag feature pa vhich has always characterised the National Asso- WbtI iation, as ...
... question. We ought to add, that in the face of apparently ad- verse experience, many of the ablest and most earnest o anti-slavery leaders are still profoundly impressed with the conviction that the withdrawal of the cruisers from the coast of Africa would ...
... atrocities ef tire slave trade, arid the urgent need of an efficient refomedy. o will also ho given on the prospects of the Anti- slavery canse generally tironurholit thle world. Thle chair will be takon by thle MAY(lt, at seven o'clock precisely. NilB. 'Tho ...
... his servants and depend- ants. Enter their establislnents-their milts- there you will see tyranny in its most rampant form-slavery in its most degraded attitude. Do you think the working men would patiently listen to the proof of all these facts? If not ...
... the Hull General Infirmary, £50; to the Deaf and* Dumb School, Doncaster, £60; to the Society for the total extinction of Slavery aud the Slave-trade, of which the late Tho.. Clarksou, Esq., was president, £50 ; to the Driffield National School, £10; ...