... the opinion of this Convention, that the anti-slavery cause would be much promoted and strengthened by the formation of Anti-Slavery Societies, founded on the principle of the fundamental guilt of slavery, and of the moral duly of immediate, thorough ...

... en- ing uire into all the horrors of slavery ; but it was not t ustoms details of he system they objected, but to its princ de- sumer. and, be the slavery comparatively severe or mild i nature, it was against slavery itself they desired to con volved (Loud ...

... the sin of slavery, they he slave-holders) would retort them about their failings in this country, which they would pronounce worse than even the sin of slavery itself. was aware that tbe opinion was entertained some, that, though slavery was a sin, there ...

... that the slave- trade mainly rested; a! nd, if the connexion between sugar b the greatest plea- be destroyed, slavery would not long and slavery could once ment plan, and he continue to exist. Unfortunately, the finest sugars were had not consented ries ...

... vice the Hon. G. A. H. Chichester. The sittings the Anti-Slavery Convention commenced on Tuesday laal, in Freetnasont’-hall. London. Delegates were present from the various towns and Anti-Slavery Associations of England and Wales, and deputations from ...

... reference to the tolere COD. tod to slavery, bot they were protected from almost all ec i be tion, in our market. This seems to us to have monstrous perversion of justice and sound policy ; | are gled to see, that, es slavery hes been put an end the inequality ...

... support it. After conversation, the second reading was postponed 12th April. The Drogheda Railway Bill was rea cond time. The Slavery Abolition (Jamaica) Bi read a second time: IRISH CORPORATION BILL. The Order of the Day, for the third reading Bill having ...

... After a discussion, the motion was, by leave, withdrawn. Lord GLENELG laid upon the table some returns re* specting the state slavery in the West Indies, which were moved for Lord Brougham, on a previous evening. The Slave* Compensation Bill was read second ...

... previous to the passing of the Emancipation Act. The various Anti-Slavery Societies of England, Scotland, and Ireland, fought a hard battle, to effect the immediate and entire extinction of slavery throughout our West Indian Colonies. What was the solemn pledge ...

... lost his life in striving to save him. It supposed they both belonged to Banger, in North Wales. Extinction Slaveri observe, that an anti-slavery meeting is take place in town, on Tuesday. The progress of the cause, manifested by the recent proceedings ...

... Belfast Anti-Slavery Society WEEK ENDING MAY 25, 1844. “Respecreutty Snowern,—That, after the costly ef- Return of the number of Pau forts of the people of Great Britain and Ireland, for the ex- rs who have been admitted into, tinetion of slavery and the ...

... late thunder-storm', ninet*- two sheep were killed one stroke of the electric fluid. general convention, tor the abu«ition slavery, i* ,,, Ik* held at London, on the 12th June, 1840. The Hev. Denis M'Gillicuody.—This eccentric individual, last week, made ...