... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. ' See ! the poor Negro how be pines in thought. The abject slave, for life, of fellow-man. Whose ohlv title i», tbat lie was bought :'-» Who cave the title » Answer that who can ! TOTHE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — On this ...

... cruelty of masters. It is needless to expatiate on the law (if it be law) of private slavery ; hut I make no scruple to declare my own opinion, that absolire unconditional slavery, by which one human creature becomes the property of another, like a horse or ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. A despatch from Sir E. Baring respecting slavery in Egypt was issued on Saturday among the parliamentary papers. He says that after careful consideration he is of opinion that it would not be possible to abolish slavery by a Khedivial ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. In the Royal Gazetie of Jamaica, J uly 3, last, there are ninety- four Runaways advertised; that is, Negro slaves, who had run away from their owners' estates. The advertisements de- scribe the runaways — some of the descriptions follow ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. EXTRACTS from the MINUTES of EVIDENCE before a COMMITTEE of the HOUSE ./LORDS. (continued from our paper of wonoay last.) Examination of Sir Michael Clare, M.D. Have you resided long in the West Indies .'—Upwards of thirty years. W hen ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. ■ Sir— ln a late number of your Paper there is inserted, under the head of ** Negro Slavery, an extract from a Jamaica Gaxette, consisting of advertisements, with a view to the au- prehension of *» Runaway ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY Petitions praying for the Abolition of Slavery from Amp- thill, from the Congregation ofthe Protestant Dissenters of North Shields, from the Freeholders of Surrey, from the In- habitants of Ramsbury, from the County of Kerry, from ...

... BORN SLAVERY. Cnrorr /'i»r*o«y. ftftr. eoloar, indietwl for Alfred Deauy and William Beany. Mr. 11. O. Kooth proaecuteii and Mr. Lceeeater defended. At tire o’clock the afternoon June J 1 the proaeoutoraand a friend were Brook-»;recn. going the direction ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. On Saturday morning, at Exeter Hall, a Meeting was held of the friends of the slaves in the United States, whose ob- ject was to press the jnstieeand necessity of their emancipation. Jamrs Cropper, Esq., of Liverpool, took the Chair ...

... SLAVERY IN KORDOFAN. Sir, — Will you allow me to call the attention of your readers to the two last chapters in Palline's Travels in Kordofan for a description of slave hunts? The account the celebrated Bohemian traveller gives of these inhuman razzias ...

... THE QUESTION OF SLAVERY. LETTER FROM MR. HUSKISSON TO MU.GLADSTO. (PROM THE JAMAICA PAPERS.) Us,ro *L « ?? Sir-I now return principal altorney at Demerara, which you hay* _. y * as to send for my perusal and information I,„ 1u k ...

... SLAVERY IN PEMBA. ♦ DEPUTATION TO MR BRODRICK. A large Deputation from the Society of Friends and the I Anti-Slavery Society waited on Mr. Brodrick, M.P., at the Foreign Office yesterday afternoon, desiring to make repre- sentations to him on the subject ...