... SLAVERY, . . I moUltn laver Africa's ruthless oppres, ions, And pour a dire curse o'er her numerous woes I denounce. grinding cfespots, whose ill-gntten possessions Are wrtlng from her blood - -from her tears—from her throes! While th! intrepid Columbus ...

... SLAVERY . . - LIE IIOUSE OF COM3 IO' ns were reported: d effectual measure- e, f slavery throughofqtY visions for regulatiroc F their welfare with t that all childreil de tet, or who shall be e time of any act otjet be declared free; orary restrictiont ...

... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION% Sra,—You have no doubt observed reports of anti-slavery meetings in Glasgow and Perth, both of which were most influential on account of the large numbers of which they were composed, as well as the unanimity and ...

... SLAVERY. I over Africa's ruthless oppressions, And, pour.a dire curse o'er her numerous woes; I denounce grineang despots, whose ill-gotten possessions Are wrung from her blood—from her tears—from her throes! While th' intrepid Columbus was busily exploring ...

... SLAVERY. THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY feel themselves called upon to reply to.the placard of the West India Association, and to justify their conduct in publishing an Address to Electors urging them to return such Members to Parliament ...

... SLAVERY. . . I over Africa's rtithless oppressions, , And your a dire curse o'er her numerous woes; I denounce grinding despots, *hose ill-gotten possessions Are wrung from her blood—from her tears—from her throes While th' intrepid tolumbus Was busily ...

... COLONIAL SLAVERY. We extract the following paragraphs AM the I reply of the !Jamaica House of Assembly to the Governor,LordNulgrave's speech: This House was no party to the measure by • which an inquiry was obtained in the Commons' House of the Ilritish ...

... the folly and wickedness of colonial slavery, and of the necessity of its immediate extinction, is spreadi4 on every side, and is firmly rooted in the conscientious feelings of a Christian nation. Colonial slavery is no, longer a subject enveloped in ...

... EVILS OF SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOE OF rnE ALBION. Sin,—You wid, in my opinion, be . tioing , a . serviCe to the cause of freedom, for which I know are a warm advocate, by insertioa th e t wo f o n t - m i ng advertisements, which I hare thought it my duty ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. The following extracts are from an admirable article, in the .Ecleciic Review for October, on the war in Texas, which, as many of. our readers are probably aware, is a war for the introduction of slavery into that fertile and extenstve ...

... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. (Reuter's Telegram.) CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT, O. A Cireashian slave having taken refuge at the British Consulate, Mr. Fawcett has ordered her to be detained, and has requested Sir Henry Layard to make representations to the Porte in favour ...

... slaves. But there are slaves and slaves, slavery at Zanzibar is very different from slavery in South A merica the west Indies. The slave market opens at about four o'clock every afternoon. Accordingly, at five on the day of our arriVal, accompanied by ...