... the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society have completed all the necessary arrangements previous to the holding of the Anti-Slavery Convention. Each delegate will entitled to introduce a lady. Ladies, members of Anti-Slavery Associations, will be accommodated ...

... mended ; and it is said, that he ill return to Engl: By later advices from it appears, that terference of Mr. Turnbull, in the slavery question, they bad learned, was sanctioned by the British G ment, was looked upo n with great irritation and je The Cuban ...

... his family. announce, with much pleasure, the abolition of slavery the British settlement of Hong-Kong. The ordinance issued for this purpose has appeared in The Hong-hony (iaggtie. Anti-Slavery Iteporter. Kells and Enniskillen Railway.— It intended forthwith ...

... Common* of Great Britain and Ireland in Parliament assembled, the Petition oj the Be. Auxiliary to the British and foreiy* Anti-Slavery She th, —Thai le.rn, with duins*, that Go.truraetu are inclinrcl «anctton 'ration from Africa, sopplj labourer, our Wert India ...

... Government, induced him withdraw his motion. . . , , . . Mr. F. BUXTON complained of the conduct of the planters, ia relation the Slavery Emancipation Act and moved for a Committee of Inquiry, with a view to ascertain, whether might not be proper to stop, for ...

... the same day. After some discussion, the motion was agreed to. NEGRO APPRENTICESHIP. The House went into Committee on the Slavery Abolition Amendment Bill. clause was introduced, to the effect, that no apprenticed labourer should be punished for deficiency ...

... reading, and opposed it. SLAVERY—Mr. O’CONNELL’S MOTION. Lord J. RUSSELL rose to request of the Hon. and I Learned Member for Dublin, that would postpone the 1 motion which lie had on the votes, for that evening, on the subject of slavery, till another day, ...

... their trut! the fact, that the whole of the Sepoys of the 27th Ns Infantry, who were released at Ghuznee, had been red to slavery, by the Affighans! OF this there is no dou not even the encomiasts of our enemies—with all | effrontery, can deny i:—and there ...

... the expedition to Africa, he proceeded allude to the difficulties experienced 17 the colonists obtaining labour. They said, Slavery is now aboli.hedevery labourer who work* in the colonies is to make his own contract—the price of labour is regulated by ...

... Tyrone. Mr. O’Connell has lately been advocating the scheme planting colony of froe blacks in T« xas, to prevent the system of slavery which the Mexicans had abolished, and uf whose territories Texas certainly tormed part, being renewed in that Province. Very ...

... nulong Ibeir relallona. full account of thi. mual inle.t.ling occurrence, but ”l .pace., present enlarge— La;. „.J /lari Slavery tteporttr. Header. • 1,0 t‘.U and likewise.' Imitate the noble .-.ample -el sou .Monroe y i.arda. thia liappy land, you have ...

... We av,- reformed and opened the Municipal Corporations(cheers)—we have swept from our blushing records the demon code of slavery—(applause.)—we have opened wide the seas and shores the globe, to British trade and British enterprise—(renewed applause)—we ...