... —The Anti-Slavery Delegates from va- rious parts of the kingdom held a meeting at Exeter Hall on the instant, and established a new association, to be called the “ British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society,” for the “ universal extinction of slavery and the ...

... emancipated negroes the liberties to which they have been lately—too lately—admitted. The Com- mittee of the London Anti-Slavery Society, a body in- cluding many high Tories, has passed a resolution, strongly encouraging Ministers to proceed in their ...

... woald indeed be a vigorous measure. It was useless, however, to talk of abolishing the slave trade until they put an end to slavery. and learned lord concluded by moving for the of the act of Antigua, in reference to raising the qualification, as he had ...

... considered oppressors, I should agree with him in my vote tins evening : fur have never been backward voting for the abolition slavery, and I voted last year in favour of his motion lor the shortening of the apprenticeship. But I cannot regard this motion. ...

... wanting substance; her forms of justice subterfuges for legal plunder and class domination her * right of the subjecl’is slavery, without the slave's privilege; her right of petitioning a farce; her religious freedom a cheat. If there yet within you a ...

... rights. Serious differences may occur between the best friends; but, ask, will any man who is an advocate for the abolition slavery allow that purpose to defeated the Jamaica Legislature, which is composed of few score of members. (Hear, hear.) You have ...

... tyrants on high. The barbarous age, when lord and vassal claimed Their rival rights—*/ they could b ...

... E rose to more for leave to bring in bill for the enactment of certain laws in Jamaica, rendered necessary the abolition slavery. He introduced this bill a* substitute foe the other measure which he bail the honour submitting to the house an early period ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. In the Chamber Deputies M. de Tracy brought forward proposition for the abolition of slavery in the French colonies, which provides that from the promulgation of the present law every child who shall bom in the French colonies ...

... labour. Mr. THORN LEY thought it vain to expect that keeping prohibitory duties on sugar could have any effect in pulling down slavery. He thought it particulary absurd use such argument for excluding the produce of the Brazils, when this country was so largely ...

... free state, rude as ours theoretically is.—in a state that prides itself being the freeest in the world, and on whose soil slavery must not permitted lo fix her darksome and spirit-destroying hsve. however, to deplore that those enactments, in favour of ...

... lore of change (the Marquis of Normanby) admitted ; all good that had been effected for the colonics arose from change; slavery itself was an established institution in tho colonics; change, however, bad abolished it. (Hear.) Ho candidly owned that did ...