... NEGRO SLAVERY. . , . TO EDIroR oF rii 5 AIRION. • a ieen, with much concern, in your notice of Mr. Cr; lerj.,tope's pathlet on colonial slave' - y; that - you give some countenance to the arguments lie gthluces in favour of the pre. sent .system. xtedl ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. On Monday evening last a numerous and highly respectable meeting of the members of the Anti-slavery Society and their friends was held in the Music-hall, W. W. Currie, Esq., in the chair. The CHAIRMAN, in brief and eloquent terrns ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. _ Sia,—Highly approving of the notice you last week took of the conduct of the Rev. Jabez Bunting, in voting for the friend of negro slavery, at the late election, I beg leave to give you the following extract ...

... COLONIAL SLAVERY. .THE VOTES OF THE HOUSE OF 'Bile following resolutions were reported: 1. That immediate and effectual measures b e taken for the abolition of . slavery throughout thc colonits, under such provisions for regulating negroes as may combine ...

... SLAVERY ON THE MISSISSIPPI. THE Governor is a v er y goo d typ e o f th e race w hi c h id giving way a little before the encroachments of the Anglo- Saxons, and he possesses all the ease, candid 'Manner, and suavity of the old French gentleman—of that ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. At a Meeting of DELSOATES, held at Hotel, Palace Yard, London, on Tuesday, May 29th, 1838, for the purpose of considering the steps to be taken in consequence of her Majesty's Ministers having unhappily succeeded in virtually cancelling ...

... COLONIAL SLAVERY. TO THS WESESTAN METHODISTS. IT has been imagined, that, as a body of Christian people, you have been comparatively supine and inactive on the great question of the abolition of negro slavery in our colonies. It was, perhaps, upon this ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. WE, last week, in the course of some - remarks on 'the subject of negro slavery in our colonies, expressed our de . - tided opinion, that, however desirable the abolition of that species of bondage might be to the friends of humanity; it ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. The Times of Monday says :—We have received from the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society a pamphlet eivieg the views of C.donel Gordon on the subject of Central African slavery, which, unhappily, puts a very differeat aspect on ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. The following extracts are from an admirable article, in the Eclectic Review for October, on the war in Texas, which, as many of our readers are ptobably aware, is a Will for the introduction of slavery into that fertile and extensive ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. TO CHARLES HORSFALL, ESQ. Sin,—ln my former letter to you I promised thut you should hear from me again. I now resume the subject of your last placard. You account for the rapid decrease of the slave population, in the sugar colonies, by ...

... perhaps universal impression, that the Slavery Abolition Act, which emanated from Lord Grey's Administration, extended to all the dependandies of the British Crown. Can Mr. Roberts be right in his assertion, that slavery has not been abolished in the East ...