... coat, or able to afford one comfortable meal in a month, by which the tpirita of the people are broken, and made fit for slavery. . . AnRd these cruel landlords are every day unpeopling the kingdom by forbidding their miserable tenants totill the earth ...

... are uowwith a good competency goinR home to Lagos to commence buniness in the new colony. Mr. Edward Button, from the Anti-Slavery Society, London, and Mr. Boyd saw them off. BRsU AM.-EPrS'S Coco.-GRATEM AmD COMFOnT- ; ?? agreeable character of this preoenti ...

... counsel, unless they happened to be directly and personall' interested, that, in 1833, on the question of abolishing negro slavery, they refused the application of West India planters and merchanta to be so heard. Itwas true that, an the case of the Municipal ...

... Cr nerel raprier end the brave British Army. Tone love. III ?? to be back with my Mother agitn, and tah A iolition of Slavery. Doerm open at asven; Consert to cemmence at einht s Ceertegesfor 10.11. It. FOSTER, Adtios Manager. J. T. TUTE, U D., Comsroaer ...