... and Triciks,' athree actc)medy of wit andintrigue; | and ' The Creole,' a drarna of strong interest, 'based pa a etory of slavery in Manaritius. Mr. Brooks became the writer of the Parliamentary 8um wary for the Mo; 2i1% Ch/ironfcle, and occupien Ia seat ...

... caeres of provoration to tire Govern. arlent of China. SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. A PAotnA)rrrsTARV paper, containing reports of the British Consuilar officers on the state of the slava trade ard slavery in Morocco was issued on Saturday list. Reports were col ...

... the following honours in the Order of St. Michael and St. George :-To be G.C. M.G. -Lord Vivian, British Plenipotentiary on Slavery Conference at Brussels. To be ?? Mr. Crowe, Commercial Attache to the British Embassy, Paris; Mr. G. Glynne Petre. British ...

... from his resi- dence, Eccles Street, Dublib, at nine o'clock yester- day morning, for interment. Di is services in tit, anti slavery movement in 1S37; his alvocacy of mechanics' institutes, crowned by the founding> of one of them in this city; his exertions ...

... account of anew Ethiopian kingdom, which one Thoodores a nativc Christiawn, is foundillng by conquest, and it, which neither slavery nor polygamy will haye place . ...

... province of Munster,. in Germany, at the great age of II1. years. The Rev. James Carlile has received for the Belfast Anti-slavery Society, the sum of £50, being the liberal be-. quest of a Gentleman recently deceased, whose name be is not at liberty to ...

... romance, and V oices of the Night, his first collection of poems, 1841 Ballads, and other Poems, in 1842; * Poems on Slavery, in 1843; The Spanish Student, a play, in 1845; The Poets and Poetry of Europe, and ,The Belfry of Bruges, in 1817; ...

... reckon all those things aright. The Judgc of all the earth will do what's jnst. i Mr. Nelson was the deadly enemy of negro slavery. Irelandl has not in all her history produced a more eloquent or fearless abolitionist. During the late American war, when ...

... upon that platform was in itself a stimulus. His opening manhood had been devoted to strenuous efforts to free men from the slavery of drink, and in later years he had been equally strenuous in freeing them from the power of oppressive laws. Mr. J. M. Bamford ...

... the entertainment? Tae Bible Society, we have seen it stated, was to present the Shah with a splendid Bible, and the Anti-slavery Society with an address, but beyond l this we fear he will return to his native land littlo . wiser in the right direction ...

... Corporation and Tests Acts,' and a translation of Peter bchlemihl. While in ?? he published in Spanish a work on 'African Slavery,' and has translated into Frenlch the 'Opinions o' the Early Christians on WXar,' writton by Thomas Clarkson. His 'Matins ...

... however, ileservec to he noticed. It bears the curious title- A RaItional ald Scriptural Vindication and Defence of Americu Slavery, in a Sermon eor the Duty Of2 Servanls ti their Masters. by the Rev. Dr. Trimmer, of the O!d School General Asseuibly, U.8 ...