... SLAVERY. The following address to rhe women of Sheffield, is about to issued by the members of the “Sheffield Anti-Slavery Association”:— More than three millions of human beings, with feelings like our own, are now languishing in cruel bondage in the ...

... and freedom from care utterly unknown to the English labourer of the period. The slavery of Uncle Sam in the middle of last century was luxury compared with the slavery of a West Country hind with eight shillings a week wages and every necessary life ...

... ON SLAVERY. request the attention of our rentiers to the following extract from the speech of Mr. George Thompson, the great anti-slavery meeting in the Rotunda, Dublin, and trust the eloquent appeal it contains will come home the business and bisoin ...

... SLAVERY Mr. STUART WORTLEV presented Petitions on this subject from several parlies Sheffield. THE CORN LAWS & THE BANKING SYSTEM. Mr. HUME Petition from the Operative Mechanics South Shields, in the County Durham, praying for a tree trade Corn, and that ...

... SLAVERY. The following i« passage from the speech of Mr. Pownall. meeting held last week at Epsom, in Surrey, for the purpose of petitioning both Houses of Parliament for the immediate abolition of this most nefarious and miserable system:— By the official ...

... SLAVERY. W* are glad to congratulate the friends of the slave, on the rapidity with which the glorious work of ema:;oi|>ation is progressing. A majority of the House of Assembly in Jamaica, have decided that all the slaves in that island shall have , ...

... No Slavery. Mr. Balfour: friend is wrong, and whole point is, it is not slavery, either in British Guiana or in South Africa.. (A Voice: Have the courage of your opinions.”) Mr. Balfour: You have the courage of your opinions in this room, but your Government ...

... SLAVERY \ Renter Sixth r.ommil lee adopted on Saturday i slavery, which proposed proceedings now led should waited for Uio campaign against ipimn smoking and drugs, die League has established lor the coming year wide plan, comprising conference ot producing ...

... “SLAVERY” Mr Robinson, who is years of age, began work in the mine at nine years of age, and declares that mines those days were little better than slavery He used to see the sun for only two hours on Saturday afternoons and on Sundays. Mr. Robinson has ...

... slavery. COUNCIL’S Proposal. Council haa passed 0r institution forced , Gov' 1 lth certain liberal excep‘ |j ® every native to work on ai !. i . unless planting l *., nfr employers. . la 0 bH ordinance ~ as been reserved for 1 W lVlejk^ assent. The “Daily ...

... SLAVERY Wherever slavery there must be many things attending it unfavourable the improvement the minds and manners of people arbitrary habits are acquired, initation and violent passions arc engendered—partly, indeed, by the perverseness the slaves,—and ...

... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITORS OF THE SHEFFIELD IRIS. Stas.—l have copied the following paragraph from the columns of a contemporary paper:— The FnetuU of the Seyro (is the editor included) hare won their triumph* nobly, and let them not be tarnithed now (how ...