... the ruin which stared him in the face, could vote away millions to the owner of the slave, and the practical upholder of slavery. And now, in conclusion, let me inquire, why the licensed victuallers, with every reality of justice on their side, have been ...

... are aware, are not acknowledged by the body of the mueetings, produce far less excitement in the public mind than an anti-slavery oration. Surely this is a sign of the times which should *malkc the most unthinking pause to consider it attentively, to inquire ...

... production of Brazil and Culba, and complain loudly against the injustice done to our own colonies by the slsppression of slavery, without the adoption iti efficient means to put an end to the trafflie in huano flesh still notoriously carried on to a great ...

... for if there wras a geater c ruelty in this country than another, it vas forcing a child up a chimney. Talk of West ludian slavery! It was uothiin compared to the ?? inflicted in thnis ?? prisoner, iso his defence, said tlsat he tarnted to leave the workhouse ...

... compliance with the cap- tious restraints imposed upon them by palace ordinances is instant dismission from office. This is a slavery not ex- ceeded by the Kota itself, to which all subjects of the Celes- tial Empire are obliged to conform previously to their ...

... -which way did le make the rest vote ? The Irish members who voted against Mr. O'CONsNELL, and in favour of the Cabinet and slavery, were in number twenty-seven ! The thing was not adroitly done; but Mr. O'CONNELL, we contend, is a coarse workman, and fit ...

... Horsley Palmer, the consignee of the estate, and it was stated that, in consequence of the late Act for the Abolition of Slavery, there would be considerable difficulty in paying the wages of the slaves, unless this sum could be devoted to that purpose ...

... experiment ever undertaken by civilized society, as it is a severe reflection on that foul blot on ?? escutcheon-domaestic slavery. DOMESTIC. The general complexion of the accounts from Lincolbshireisuearly the same as last week. The only export demand ...

... said so at a public meetislg, a few years before his death, I am quite certain. Althouglh Gratville Sli.;rp had attacked slavery generally-acid, o0 one question connected avith it, had gained an important victory; and althongls Mr. Ramsa. and one or two ...

... and summers without a glimpse of the beauties of nature; they may attain that laborious, that invidious, that closely- v ?? slavery, which is mocked M ith the name o, potseer. ...

... on the other estates they are about as numerous as they formerly were. I have every reason to rejoice at the change from slavery to freedom. The rate of wages is stated to be three times as high in that as in any of the neighbouring islands, which maybe ...

... know tshe mis- eies of subsisting by authorship ! Tis a pretty appendage to a situation like yourc or mine, but a slavery worse than all slavery to be a bookseller's dependent. to drudge your brains for pots of ale and breasts of mnutton, to change your fliee ...