... syas read a first thie. On presenting a jietition from the Surrey Anlti- Slavery Society, Mn. DnINIsoN asked Lord Fran- cis Golver whether milnisters meant to Iland over the slavery question to the colonial legi9latures or to taoe it up ?? ? Lo6D 1. Goarn ...

... attempt agai,,st tileir libelty, immediately cried out long lire the constituitioni, (Ton with Bolivar and the agen~ts of slavery , after which they camie to blows, and blzood was shed onl both sides. Gencial Padilla, devoteul to the cause of the people ...

... presented a petition, praying the house to 'arry its resthlttistns into effect, in respect to the anteltoi'trtiuit of ie'gro slavery.-Ma. IMtA- asi:st. said the contlitien of the slaves s'as much auteliorated ltistriances oni their lives might now 'be e6fected ...

... thirty miles a-day besides walking e bitcic unladen some part of each turn ! Their re- a muneration for this nopaialleled slavery is from Ss. t to t)s. per day ; each turn from the distance of e Isleworth being, 4s. or dIs. 6d. ; and from that of r Ha ...

... (4uildli.l, Carnarvoli, pursuant to public notice, b extensively circulated, for the-purpose of' establish w 1 ing an Auii-Slavery Society in that neighbourhood. sl ?? this occasion Mr. R. Roberts, presided. [hie at nibsiness of the mueeting was ooied, ...

... friends, he ay silent ? Nay ; but if we have hzearts to feel, let us re raise our voice against the abominable system ofil slavery. Hsumanity demands that we should do i this. Low as the negro slave is reduced, though i sunk deep in misery, yet let us not ...

... tleuse days for alty portionl of tite ptessa to tell u5 of the liberty en- joyed in t111 goodl old ti11es ' of Ae idal slavery and 1Ro011man Catholic ascendiancy; butt 11 o1ll of the papisticali editors hiare beet only reccnitly illi- ported, We ?? ...

... i men, w-omen, and children, in the- same say, anmd P' keep them as long as they tfuiik fit ii. a state no st better than slavery. The men are paid a paistie Y (about three-pence sterling) per Iad, the -eo ' al ?? a ,paistre anid tile- hildren a-quarter ...

... eiO aiiclreligons ihert~y tire rallyinrg cry for- tire adl- elas rinoelcrrirt Of thrat very relaiion whrose gerius i lst slavery itself. Civil arid rehigions liberty ]rrcqr -e, dirt-ireusr earl conitwt oey-its prinirelhei 'Iec a iild its Iracrti ces lire0 ...

... sympathy of the public was strongly excited in her behalf M. Regius, the King's Attorney, sent for her, and informed her that slavery was not permitted by the laws of France, that she was free, and might, if she pleased, return to her own country—for which ...

... suiffered to re. ilaili) ili their prtinclt sht it 'I ignmili 51ce, idle lCss, ,cva,,t, lanl that lilria filil( 'IdtIicl slavery %which is tiue eve C(ldest lltel Comai oni hl of vvauO~ It mlay no doubt he alleged, tilat loony of' them are Crafty, blo ...

... raius falling almost daily; marketU fol- lawinig their example ?? helM at tie L(1aba in Vain, Peckhnil by tire Ladies' Anti- Slavery Assorlation, to encourage the sale of match. pots and titst Inlia sugar, and to make the nig- yej r's c.azge place and colour ...