... SLAVERY. THE Committee of the Wakefield Anti- Slaeery Society have pleanare in aannoneinz that WILLIAM HOWARD DAY, Esq., M.A., coloured gentleman, Canada West, will deliver a LEG PURE in the Music Saloon, on FaroaT Evjtsr* IKO, December 7th, 1860. Subject: ...

... SLAVERY IN AFRICA. We regret to learn by the latest accounts from Western Africa that the slave trade is more active than has been for some years past. We find that large steamers are now regularly employed in the traffic, and that recently they have ...

... AMERICA AND SLAVERY. panic and rage into which the Southern State* fit America have been thrown the result ...

... and very likely subscribes every now and then to some fond for the relief of American slavery, as many other ladies do who very conveniently overlook the slavery which exists in their own houses. How servants of any ability are got to stay in such places ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. W« now the Message at foil length before os. It occupies nine columns of the New York Herald. After reference the prosperity of the connlry —in industry, commerce, and re^nnfsc.nrer—the President says:— TOR RIGHT OF RBSItTWCR A UITTKO ...

... SLAVERY IN THE BRAZILS. The following interesting intelligence relates to affairs in the Brazils to slavery A bill has recently been introduced in the Senate for the amelioration of the condition of slaves, which, after considerable discussion and alteration ...

... DOMESTIC SLAVERY. We !forth Rriton,') have over and neer aga n illustrated in columns the banishing of domestic servitude, and we are glad to see, thruuxh the attention drawn to this subject by eurrespondeers in various of our contemporarick that our ...

... : AMERICAN SLAVERY., * 8 1 .1 .7 i . I . . I I 1 Last 'ight, a -lecture onu. American slavery - ;was delivered, i Brightoni Street Chapel, by 3 Miss Sihrah p RAinntd, '1 y af colr, from ;Americla',`under the 'auspices of the Kdinburgh Ladies' Emancipation: ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Last night, a lecture on American slavery was delivered in Brighton Street Chapel, hy Miss Sarah T?«mnnd, colour, from America, under the auspices of the Edinburgh Ladies’ Emancipation Society. There was numerous attendance, and among ...

... Mr. Lincoln to the important office of President has caused this excitement, Mr. Lincoln being an avowed opponent of slavery. The Slavery party are fearful of a direct blow being struck at the system. These fears, however, are based upon mere assump tion ...

... with slavery, and the ■'/ 1 *act(,^ ' ll was accordingly voted a dangerous ' Ul Buchanan is certainly man of mors r y ability ; and if his offensive capacity 'spositj eu > was because of his known temporising 'U - lie was unfriendly to slavery, he was ...

... SLAVERY AND ITS VICTIMS. The complications incidental to a Fugitive Slave Law are just now most strangely exemplified in a case pending before the law courts of Canada. In the au. tumn of last year Mr. Seneca Diggs, a cotton planter residing in Howard ...