... -SLAVERY IN YORKSHIRE. [To the Editor of the Leeds Intelligencer.] DaEsR Sxa- was lolling in myarm chair, musing on the contents of a letter I bad just received from my good friend Sadler-it was descriptive of the strong concentrated opposition with ...

... bank of the river- - slavery alone being the cause of the difference of state d fortunes. But for Henry ulay, the wily protector of e slavery (and president of the C6lonisation Society) Ken- - tucky would have been exempted from slavery by d the terms of ...

... suffering for its political complicity with slavery ; hut is it not suffering forits religious complicity with slavery ? When au effort waO made to deparate the American Mle- thodist Episcopal Church froma slavery, did not Dr. M'Clin- tuck strenuously oppose ...

... THE TIMES ON SLAVERY. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiB,-I beg leave to offer a few remarks on the Af Bible and Slavery question now being agitated, and s5 arising from an article which lately appeared in the Times. r, I have read it, and felt ...

... WITHr A GLANCE1 AT TiHE 5'ROPOSED) NIGUER EXPEDITION OF LO0RD JOHN RUSSELL,. My Lards anid (aantlemeni-Thss abolition of slavery in) thle Britis3h col',nlel u~ijesSjeiuyr~ ait theu cost to the goyernmetlvt of 2O,OOO,U0tf 1sterlinig, a cost which, howtiver ...

... AFPlICAN SLAVERY. Governor Strahan has held a meeting of kings ane chiefs in the Cape Coast Castle, and delivered a measagi from the Queen, the purport of which was that she, having saved them and their country from defeat and ruin in the war with Ashantee ...

... STa ery ill Zauzib.ar. TILB Anti-Slavery Society, the . need for whose existence is a slur upon ciriliztion, has sent a w(ighty inernorial to the Prime Minister on the atibject of .,1averv in Zanzibar. Thia is a matter in which members of tbe present ...

... Enthusiasm IO Slavery. I can readily endorve his statement am to'the canue of the quarrel between the northern and Outherin saes :of Amerlsc, although It hai been disputed. I WA,!1i there can be no doubt that the question of slavery constituted its ...

... tolerance of domestic slavery in Arab i households is one of the difficulties which are 1 before us in the future. But that is not the question now. We have not ourselves taken the further step of suppressing house- hold slavery in countries under our ...

... FEMALE SLAVERY. is in ct 3 2 ld Id Bse I- att it 'I1 ed as id at le 1.5 ie 'a It II 1, i, 0 y 0 .5 r There is -not a creaturc onl existence for wvhom welhaveta greater con-- tenipt than Nye heave for a iisaIe.'milliner. 'Whether lie be one of those indolent ...

... of the arguments on the Apreal front the Illanters of Berbice and Demerara. against the OrdersA in Cuineil for regulating Slavery iii the West Indies, ?? pi ce vesterday ait the Council Chlamrber, Whitehall. Tbe Lords of the Privy Coitecil present were ...

... MAZZINI ON SLAVERY. M. Mazzini has just addressed the following letter to the secretary of the North of England Anti-Slavery and India Reform League:- Dear sir,-I have delayed to the present inosnent mv answering your kind invitation in the hope that ...