... dead, sll are moulded in the form, and animated by the #yirit, of primitive and apostolie times, Eqaally removed from the slavery of Romish superstition, and from the anacchy of those ** sons of confusion,” the hydra-headed bands of schism and disseat ...

... of poor persons Trowm agricaitural into manufacinring districts. This trafifer has been followed by death to hundreds, and slavery and misery to the survivors, He moved also for & eopy of the At tabie b wse wt the Belper and Derby union workbouse, and for ...

... well ve reduced, and this reduction would reduce also the proportion nocessary for relicf. Mlx. the West ladies, now that slavery was abolished, cou'd no loager nced the same protective force as when a large portion of their population were slaves. Again ...

... ” for the present. Tae Beazilian Govermment cannot brave their e mutrymen's fear of the consequences of the abolition of slavery, or their anger at the interference of British ecuisers with their shave trrde. Both Goveraments have their hands tied by ...

... lately a Baptist Missionary, thus describes this system :—** A man of some *lufluruce upon tie estate (usually in the time of slavery ** the driver of the guny) commences & meeting. He collects “alot of persous, asd, after some absurd and saperstitious * forms ...

... Ia reply to other questions, Sir R. Peel explained that the Brazil negotiation Lad been hroken off, not on the question of slavery, but on the ground that Mr. Eilis was not authorised to treat on the basis proposcd by the Brazilian Minister, of a differential ...

... The Karl of Aberdecn postponed uotil Tuesday bis bill lntpflhg the Church JMW; and M‘M postponed the second reading of the Slavery bill wetil Mon - day week, The lord Chancelior, communicated to the house a Message from the Crown, stating that her .*-{ ...

... wishes earried out in the manner they would proposc. The Earl of Abherdoon laid on tie table several returns relating to slavery aud the slave trade. On the motion of the Marquis of Lansdowne, a Bill for giving Grand Juries in Ircland exteuded powers ...

... population in the islands of the West Tudies, and to a great satmal come, continued aml wnrcpented tor years —we had retained in slavery upwards of a milhon of our fellowcreatures from whose laboar our wealth in those i-lands was derved. AU length Eazland bad ...

... who profess religion, and those who do wot, is, for the most part, of the same value. There are effurts making to abolish Slavery 1 the Southern States, but the opposition o the effarts is very strong. The Amoricans are remarkable for fine clothes, fine ...

... The surrender of the Pangeran Usof was { demanded from the Sultan on account of his baving detained a British subject in slavery. The Sultan said he had no power to compel his -umnder,‘ though he was ready to give every assistance. Usof refused to give ...

... in Bedford, s concerning the death of this will be deeply felt in the cirle disposition, and uncompronove the stigma of slavery, le and lasting reputation.) TE Covxrty Gaor.—Susan rial, charged with stealing & nd a quantity of potatoes, the Hunt, Luton ...