... together with other - Christian ministers in the town of Liverpool, signed a decla. t sed ration against the system wef colonial slavery, earnestly en-. r For- teating the friends of Christianity, liberty, and peace, to em ploy their influence -in every co ...

... George Jipey, ofWhitby, n the on side, and Mr. Cree- be, -3on, on the other, last week, before the committees of -the Allti.Slavery Society and Liberian Societi cyatbrog, grol the result of whir ?? the esut ofwhih was, that the following resolution was fr ...

... commercially im- portant; indeed, the only decided feature in it, is hlis opposition to any attempts at the abolition of slavery in' those states where it exists. il-fe's-cu hyI-oce, 'rlio os, 'ce'/l , 9 o'c/ock. 'l'ue packet, Englald, which is oft' the ...

... were pressnt fron; di vet harts of the coulstr.N, adfo leeae nuents which iwerenaiiad~eitapipeaed that the Oippoilcnt 01' slavery were gaining ground. Letters wvet e read Ifront ouarnv i l~idivuals who agreed that ?? 'buaM lie 0 Cmaoepiomise,ln bthat ial ...

... Indeed such a keart was capable atoll of feeling the sweets of friendship4 she would not only be placed wang Sin a state of slavery, but in bondage; she would be seat to one and af the worst of the penal settlements-the darkest abode of Of 1fi -wretohedriness ...

... colbsWn. with their employers. What a complete c fow-acknowledgment we have here of the state of actual and u from fear&e) slavery under which the emaneipated ?? popula. -5 ition tio of Aatigua have settled- down! 'Tis the old d1 POn condition s nothing ...

... y C0NFz9ENcE.-he venerable tat Thomas Clarksen has announced his intention of being present at 9 2 the approaching Anatt-slavery Convention, which coimmences its littings toM Fr tur e, insthel Lndon, on tho 12th of June nexts in bet a leterto Xr S ~ein ...

... Causing~ a geat-rer do. ing sei Is of mind for taboo,-. But it hia tl~otldsip lits such a doadiand horror hilloisl meat o( slaver'y and slave gresen produce. how is it he refoses us fiee feajow-c and trade in corn, the growstth of free lteotsr, from tite ...

... be held at lbs M~usic Hnll, Bold- tl street, en Tunesday evening next, and that George Thompson, 0 1sq ,tihe elcquent anti-slavery advocatewill be present toaddress 0 ltce meoting. ?? are glad to learn that the atteudonce of ladies an olvil be nunscroucs ...

... prisoner, to work in chains as W ho malefactors on the publie roads, and expend the whole of Ji in that time in dogradation and slavery. They could ox- Ji ay pect no mitigation in less than four years, and then only wI iot in case of their good behaviour. ta ...

... Rtegatta ; andI fiotinthe irpn hng arrayofthbiayce's subscrIptIonifst, agaif bids lj lir fur aniwter appe-ireace on th e slavery. statnes o h a esy tet ?? to, if not Sn passing, that of 1841. ?? ...

... forwhilo the bondage of Egyptian or taskmasters, the tyranny of European overseers, and the hu- bo miliations of Moorish slavery have -supplied no parallel, and ean suogest no type I-Morning Herald. Pt AreIccAr Co.roN Tasrne.-A statistical table of the ...