... grace of God we had relieved the West from slavery, but slavery still prevailed in the h ast, and it was for them to rise up as one man, to combine every effort anti use every endeavour to entirely abolish slavery spoil energies to be devoted so long as ...

... period of the session. SL63AVERY ON TEE Gonn COAST.--TwO despatches -have just been publsiehod on the subject of domestic d, slavery and the introduction of slaves by Aehantee traders :. into thie British Proteetorate on the Gold Onset. The * first is dated ...

... by legislatrirsi, IsI nose s of it irtd nicer been; slavery is no liongor ruther denounced Or defenided fromt tire' pulpits ; tire division oif political jouniarls into iriends and eniniies Of Slavery rixists rio 0longerR~ andl oion candidels fr oesides ...

... the court. The inquest was adjourned until next day. MR. WILLIAM LLOYD G(ARRISoN.-Tbis well- Iuown leader of the old anti-slavery party in the United States urrived in London on Saturday. Tens yeais have elapsed since Mr. Garrison's previous visit to this ...

... a deaf ear to every entreaty to drop the ?? and substitut4 this blessed boon-the !r H JOLMAN LIVER AND STOACH PAD. lv [y S:LAVERY to OLD IDEAS and HABITS. t, AlSost of us are slaves to habit, custom, fashion, and early is education. Tlese is lusually ...

... to his movements have reached him.-I am, sir, your most obedient humble servant, , TENTFRDEY. The Secretary to the Anti-Slavery Society, 27, New Broad-etreet. ...

... on Thurs. dc. January 17th. 1878. at eight o'clock, con~sting of Quuant and Ul'olnadcs Saen s, an ung by them in daysa Of slavery. Tic1)etaRe~ei~d seradnts, as.; unrteserved seats. Isb.hack seats, is.; a lititiie number at 'Id.. to be obtained at Mr. ...

... Soo h-p rad , L ed. Pfrovisional protection 8 g oinews q VERNMIENT of PORTO RICO SIX PE CENT. TREASURY BONDS.-Abolition of Slavery Indenmni. Messrs. THOMAS CHYADWICK and SON, of Manchester' and 'London, areseat'orised by the SOCEETEG4ENERA.LEFRANCAISE DE ...

... well the objectioiis. It was not to the Cliinamen Corning to the Usnitoed States, but to their cgetnin in a con~dition. Of slavery. He Loped wcliel he visitud Chioa to look into tubs question more closely, to see for himself the practical operations of ...

... Erejglaild, aedro loyally eupport him ils cartyiug, oset thle concessions lee leas now grautsd its, to give the death blolw to slavery ota this coast, tile attenspte to esicilrress ;witice heuvs cost thisi nation s~o musule sl]rint the last twentetyyors. I ...

... qualitaes oif B R A H .B U J, A T U P. 6. P37 C JOVERNMEN~T of PORTO RICO SIXPEUR ~k CENT. TREASURY BONDS. -Abolition of Slavery Indemni - firetion. lessors. TFIONI&S CIIADWICK and SON, of Manchester end L~ondon. eve auhorised by the SOCIETEGElN ERAk ...

... Criticisms-On the Nerves and the Foul-Certi. tudes in Religion-Emerson's Test of Trnth-Saeptieistu in New ?? Parker as an Anti-Slavery ?? ?? from whence Theodore Parker obtained his Theology. Vol. IL, 8vo, cloth, 49. Cd,, contains - On Concessions of Evolu ...