... several petitions in favour of the abolition of the apprenticeship, and in friendly correspondence with Members of the Anti- Slavery Committee of this town.— Chronicle. Sefabation or the Grocery ard Spirit Licenses. —The Rev. Dr. Edgar, and James Standfield ...

... Africa or elsewhere, and importing them for home use. The boast must come with a very bad grace’ s long as a hume trade in slavery exists in a great portion of the Union, and so long as abolitionists are exposed to the mercies of Lynch law, and ferocious ...

... the offences for which if is usually Inflicted. One of the weightiest complaints urged against the continuance of Colonial slavery, was the infliction of or atripea on the body of Negro; a«d shall we be compelled witness tha horrible spectacle of the body ...

... cease to agitated. (Cheers.) It was with this question, the tame as it was with the Catholic question, and the questions of slavery and of the slave trade j there was other way of putting an i to agitation, except removing the grievance. (Cliecn.) If the ...

... There were a constderable number of cows in Uu; fair, but scarcely any sales were effected, and those whifli wuie sold went slavery low rale.— Sentinel. Fair Bobkisoleich Thursday last, fat sheep and fat cows were exceedingly scarce ; though many persons ...

... opinion entertained Dr. Hamilton and others, that the island bad. at former period, constituted a part of the adjacent country. Slavery in America.—The Rev. M. Tobias acknowledges to have received from Miss Wilson, Fisherwickplace, four pounds, in aid of the ...

... and a general confusion of all things while these sentiments prevail, there must base subjection of men's consciences to slavery, a suppression of much truth, and great disturbances in the Christian world.’ ...

... M.P. •• We, the undersigned ladies of Kilkenny, detesting the legislative Union front our souls, believe it has branded slavery on our nation, beg leave elected members of the Loyal National Repeal Association, and to present you out address of cong ...

... Corporation Reform. AV there ever exhibited greater recklessness than this. \e«, now that think it, his conduct upon the slavery question was ratlnr worse, —somewhat more bare-faced,—since he allowed less time (only a month, or so) to elapse, from time ...

... The Wesleyan* in various parts of the country, intend to celebrate, species jubilee, the first of August next, on which day slavery ceases throughout the British dominions. Faiish Ardquin Tithe Appeal Case—We undentand the above trial will come on, before ...

... to the cause of humanity and justice, see how they are seconded by this individual, with all his irofessed detestation of Slavery ! We have heard, >ut we hope is not true, of a communication being about to be made to him, from a particular quarter, to ...

... the queries with the view to free them from the queries, which his soul abhorred. He wished to free them from that mark of slavery, by leaving them simply to state their own principles, and offering to adhere Mem,—the principles, obviously, and not the ...