... MorTocco, and in favour of an arpeal te forsia Coeerernet u to suppress tho trade by all ?? Aanet slavery committee was formed. SUohseieettsthe anti slavery proceedings a discussion toek place en iie alleged gpievances oif tle E:uropeanr colmaoitf iu orc ...

... dehasilig effects of slavery by the blessing of a good education. In addition to promoting these objects, it has been the aim of the society from year to year to year to bring to notice the great objects of tio British asd Foreign Anti-Slavery Society-viz., ...

... to celebrate the jubilee of the abolition of slavery ine the British colonies ; and fifty years hence they will pro- bably, be celebrating the abolition of something which is considered to-day (as slavery was then) a buttress of corn. meroc and a prop ...

... suppression of slavery and of contraband dealing, which is injuring all Egyptian trade and binders the present pacific policy with the Soudan tribes, (colonel IKitchener's policy meets with general approval, and the suppression of slavery will have most ...

... denonqination, who, besides beia4 the author of numerous bools, took a leading part in the movement for the Abolitien of slavery, IIe was ulso a poweprfuil advocate of. Nonconformist principles in the press and on the platform.' Ie occupied one London ...

... colonies or foreign states. I am Wi aisho aware that on several occasions you have accused pe the Transvasl Governmeunt of slavery and inihumanity; but (lc yen have never beeu able to arlduce any satisfactory evi- dence to support the accusation. I do not ...

... TiDle now Yoke which ,at as ytou in case of cowardly retreat is hcarder and nwa arer thon the litter yoke of your present slavery. All in powerrs olppti~ei to labour have united, They ,;v their common ihnorest in such days ?? these. ,fll else must ben ...

... aire Bracii, Egypt, Morocco. Persia, Peorbtgal, Turkrey, anti Zanzibar. 'Iire imecounits freni Breazil sihore that hourl slavery mud the gasle of slaves u-crc greatly err thle dlecrease. It wire reckeneri that in April last year tire irurnier of olave ...

... in as tight a grip as himself, and which mocked at every feeble effort of either master or man to produce art. From that slavery of the world-mariet the mother of lies and thefts, of pestilence, war, and famine, the worker must free himself if he was ...

... to master, his pecdigree lesing givec tflee saime as thet of a horse. lie bought his frcedom. batt was takee bsack ineto slavery agaein. He was sent to New Orleans in 1829, and wvas separated froen s his evife suC cild roell. Ile tisees detfermilled to ...

... interesting and eloquent account of the Deat's early days, and of his acquaintance with William Lfoyd Garrison, tracing the anti-slavery agitation into which Whittier so heartily threw himself. After briefly touching upon some cf the leading events in connection ...

... programme nowde before the country. a Adopt it, anid it soul lead you to free land and Iseppy e hionies ; reject it, and slavery and degradatiocs will be your hi portion. Pay no rent. The person who doeas should ho jvisited with the severest sentence ...