... no punishment at all, while in other cases, under cruel and tyrannical master, it might become the basest and most abject slavery. Previous to 1840, convicts who were transported and sent abroad were sent—some to New South Wales and some to Van Diemen's ...

... reference Irish government sums up fruitless vexations of .which Algiers would have been ashamed, with its frank rapine and slavery. Whist players are instructed when they know not what to play, to play a trump. Tories, when they knew not what card to play ...

... of the States; that it is capable of as varied and as valuable products; that it is essentially, and must long be, a pro-slavery country; that it is naturally our antagonist in principle •, and that we are labouring to make it still more and exclusively ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. . meeting has been recently held at dreadful condition, both in law and practice, o l in the United States. 11 will be rcmem- threaders of The Daily News, that at the -.1 meeting the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery SetT held at Freemasons' ...

... of all. (Hear.) It was a most insulting thins* to imagine that one country should hare franchise and freedom and another slavery and' starvation. He eulogised the conduct of the repeal members during the reccnt debate on the Irish Coercion Bill; for seven ...

... residents, and of the blacks themselves. Sambo wants no protection for sugar. It only protects him backwards on the path to slavery. The owners of West Indian estates, who will not take the trouble of looking after them, must share the fate of like-minded ...

... number. (Hear hear.) Persons had been found to stand up and vindicate the right of one man to make a slave of another, and yet slavery had vanished before the force of public opinion. Duelling, by the operation of the same power, was everyday becoming more ...

... British against abolitionism. The working man cannot afford so much anti-slavery rapture, when it reaches him in this form, Chief Justices and Ex- Chancellors. We fear the hatred of slavery is by such means abated amongst the people. A continued tax of two ...

... to withhold their support from the Whigs the sugar question, because they coul l not support anything tending to sustain slavery. That was not lending themselves to the Whigs, was alleged. But Mr. O'Brien was going over to support them. Mr. Pigott was ...

... Ganges and its tributaries, slavery has disappeared immemorially; but among the scanty population of the mountains, and in the Peninsula, it is still abundant. In China, where a free man's labour may be had for 3d. a day, slavery is imperceptible. In Java ...

... session of the liberty industry, and I m ?*' 0 f0Ull : never considered myself the citizen of tree long as the stigma of slavery, in the shape deprived my fellow countrymen of the reward oftneir labour ana their industry. address you an Englishman, and ...

... working classes. —Bradford Observer. WARWICKSHIRE. An Anti-Slavery Meeting was held Birmingham on Friday night. Amsngst the speakers were Mr. Lloyd Garrison, the President of the American anti-slavery society; Mr. Frederick Douglass, fugitive from Maryland ...