... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN MADA. GASCAR. Tnn Leeds Mercury publishes an account which it has received from a gentleman formerly resident in that town, of the public proclamation of a decree issued by the Queen of Madagascar, abolishing slav~ry within the ...

... last night to hear adildresses on slavery tiny Mr. Garrison and myself. At the tiuic appoiitcd Mr. Garrison wnas plesent, anil comnmiienced the mectiiig by it cal TO stat cnlu t of facts rcslmcetihg thc character of slavery aind the slave power, shoo'iig ...

... NEGRO. SLAYERY-COMPENSATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.LETTER. &Si-The subject' of slavery has lately o0cupied a good deal of the attention of the public in thisaneighbqurhood, and 'numerdus petitions have gone and are going forward to, Par- liament, ...

... crushed des- polism). This example will aid us to shakle off our slavery, for servitude in all its forms milst disappear. What tile States of the South have killed is not John Brown, bet slavery. Henceeforth, the American Union, in spite of' all that is said ...

... BRITISH COLONIAL SLAVERY. TO THE EDITORl OF THE NEWS-LETTER. Sia,-In the leading article of your last number you dis- cuss the question of inuinediate emancipation, and having referred to the views of the Anti-Slavery Committee, you very properly remark-' ...

... LECTURE ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. Oxi Fridlay evening, W'ofessor Aludi delivered ?? second lecitire it, tile Corn Exeliziaig, Victoria, Street, to a Ci'owded assemblage. 'The subject was 1 Ainericisll Slavers'.' (lii she mlotionl Of Itonco1T Woe tons\, Esq ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. LECTURE OF THE REY. T. H. GSRNE'T. Tam Rev. H. H. Garnet, who has ½net with 'a most cor- dial reception from the public of Belfast, delivered his farewell address on the subject of American Slavery, on Wednesday evening, ...

... THE PORTUGUESE SLAVERY BILL. IT will be seen from our Parliamentary Reports, that this important measure has been at length carried through both houses, ?? the continued opposition of the Duke of Wellington, wvho resisted it to the last, under some erroneous ...

... ;A VIEW OF SLAVERY AS IT IS., .I. h1. following is the conclislon of thRlev, John TbhorpI pte~ture of slavery llit thie West In~dia Ilands-_ p et One observation he must be allowed' tosna),e-many' overseers might be'hummane and abhor an act of cruelty ...

... -AGITATPU.y, IT will be seen from an stutement tli another part of our paper of this day, that t'be question of domestic slavery is prodlueing no ordinary exeitemetnt in the Anserivan Con. grese, nrid thail on a recemt' occasion it bud neanly led to a ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY MIOVEMENT. TO SARtA. 9iR-Leaving the high ininted conductors of the press to repose sveurely under thle. broad slieler of your'pi-a tectioli, I btg to say that not hing but thle hope I still ott- tertain of being able to co;&x you out ...

... mentioned, who had claimed thir freedom. Let not the advocates of slavery hope fromn this fact to shelter their system from the odium which it desertves for be it remembered, that in Bermuda, slavery exist in a form comparatively mild, and that even in this case ...