... oar tain af all (to mental and bodily powers artelng from are dotalleJ tkto fotoated took with fearfully etvid reality. The slavery the the torn all that reader Ute otherwise miserable fill i i. all this la told with toothful and wa/atof te wall tool (to ...

... out. Another objection which Daniel Leary, of 18, Parliament-street, surgeon, l eb. had been raided by the supporters of slavery, was found-I a!>( | March *22; solh-itors, Messrs. Hodgson and ed the necessary provision for the aged and helpless. Burton ...

... happy to learn tbat her husband, by wbom sbe was accom- paoied, and who is also favourably known the author of i tbe anti-slavery novel, The Garies and tbeir Friends, has i obtained, through the kindness of the Duke of Argyll, an appointment in the p ...

... There never was such a sublime sight that of the unanimity with which the Northern people rushed to arms. Their horror of slavery was something solemnly affecting, and when, on the Ist of January, Iso 2, President Lincoln's abolition proclamation was ...

... have sunk at Grant's Pass, Mobile, dining a tie The Senate has passed resolution amending the constitution so to abolish slavery. Ihe resolution has yet to pass the House of Representatives and the State Legislature. In Louisiana the election for delegates ...

... meeting; bat the business ef the day was left to Mr. Burster, who took comprehensive view of the general question of colonial slavery, and of the particular enactments of the Order in Council above referred to—The petition was adopted. Advices from Alexandria ...

... were covered with wounded soldiers, and through the w ide intervening space, where women in the halcyon days of peace and slavery had turned over silks and found fault with lace-, our warriors from the Wilderness lay thick—and not a murmur came from one ...

... opposition to the same gentlemen, that the act of 1846 had not caused that increase of slavery and the slave trade which had been attributed to it; that neither slavery nor the slave trade could be put down by high tive duties : and that the only mode of ...

... London Anti-Slavery -Society, to assist them in carrying into Effect their various Humane Measure., in reference to the Abolition of Slavery ; and that all Monies be paid into the Hands of Mr. John Baldwin, the Treasurer of the Halifax Antt- Slavery Society ...

... subject next session. The Hon. Member also presented a petition from a parish in Berkshire, praying for the abolition of Negro Slavery, and several others from various quarters. He then gave a formal intimation lhat he would next session introduce a Bill for ...

... ante. HENRY BROWN, Chairman. St. George’s Hall, January 21st, 18G3. PKELIMINAKY NOTICE. THE PEOPLE’S DEMONSTRATION AGAINST SLAVERY. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in St. Geobge’s Hall, on Thursday, January 29tb, to promote the Emancipation of the Slaves ...

... harangues '■ and dissertations by men still living, whose present silence upon the great step obtained to the final abolition of slavery, , contrasts strangely with their former enthusiasm for eman| cipation. The Emperor has announced the gratifying fact the ...