... representatives of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society. After dealing with the points placed before him by the deputation in reference to slavery in Zanzibar and Pemba, Mr Brodrick rid no outside etimultis was needed to ind.• a the Government to push ...

... oiroular the with far offloere of fugi slave who their claim British flag following memorial Admiralty 'the Anti-Slavery - British Anti-Slavery respectfully to expression of profound that certain beeii issued naval officers surrender fugitive to riifwtert ...

... origin ami progress of the Ami-slavery Reform was described, and the protesting minorities the churchei in America—which had become the bulwarks of slavery. The lecturer gave reminiscences of his labours against slavery in Virginia and Kentucky, and his ...

... moat studious silence concerning it. If they speak at all, they condemn only ‘slavery in the abstract,’and condemn abolition in the concrete. They neither hold nor treat slavery as sinful; and when pressed, declare that f some sins are not to be preached ...

... Godaiming. SLAVERY AND THE UNION. To the Editor of the West Surrey Timeg. Sl«, —Some people find their minds confused as the real question at issue in Hie struggle now raging in America* Some aver that is slavery, some on Hie other hand maintain that ...

... to be interesting an eminent degree to all connected with the Anti-Slavery movement, and to all who dheridi Anti-Slavery feeling. It is something refreshing to find one born in slavery, cradled in oppression mid wrong, to denounce the curse which falls ...

... manner in which be presided over the meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, on Aug. 1, on the occasion of the jubilee commemoration of the abolition of slavery in the British colonies. The corn. mittee feel vennil that the public recognition ...

... prevalence of slavery in Cyprus, to which the Matooio of Sallshory said he was not yet in a position to !rive soy infornia , ion. —Lord Cardwell said that, as the liritish 11 wee Boating 'here, the noble Marquis conld not mean to say that slavery °null p Aalhlv ...

... self-supporting ;” and, in the anguish of its spirit, cries, If this is not slavery witn a vengeance. I do not know what is.” May we respectfully suggest cure for the slavery,” to our Republican friend ? Let him and bis compeers take the lunatics of England ...

... RELIGIOUS AMERICAN PUBLIC. Parties having the least to do with the South, with slavery, are among the fiercest opposcra of the autislavery cause, ladies—save the mark !—and gentlemen of the most amiable and benevolent dispositions, such as contribute ...

... characterizes as the greatest calamity that ever bofol the Anglo-Saxon raev. It is slavery, and slavery alone, and upon the issue of this war depends the perpetual slavery, or the emancipation of the negro race (loud cheers). I deeply regret that there ...

... vont FOR MR CLIFTON BROWN THE GOVERNMENT AND SLAVERY, ELECTORS OP HORSHAM! RIAD THE ATTORNEY GENE!: 11: 'VRICH Room at encore ea Twenty the Fwidot Mare Metier. H. W.,. ape* Air Jets Ltodeke &r Richard Tory —the int Cheste. and aecuraey and kr.adity ...