... SLAVERY. The ?? ?? Society held their usual monthly meeting in the Royal Exchange, on Wednesday night. The lecture-room was crowded to excess; very many persons must have gone away for want of accommo. dation. The great attraction of the evening was Mr ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL, TO THR EDITOR OFP TU PRUDMe. Si-In your issue of to-day appears a notice taken from the Pall Hall Gapette of the working of slavery il Brazil. The Pal MaU Gazaek, which seems t, have madea set against Bral, ?? lead persons to Suppose ...

... by the Anti-Slavery Delegates of England, Ireland, and Scot- land, and other poblie bodies, when we consider the strong ties subsisting between us, and when we consider that the long-wished for event of a total abolition of negro slavery, for which every ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. The following copy of Lord Normanby's first dispatch, as Colonial Secretary, is equally credit- able to the head and heart of the writer Downing-street, 28th February, 1839. Sir-In addressing to you the first official communication since ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. This day we give a report of the debate on Negro slavery. > It wasa seeming instance of improvedfeeling that no man was found so abandoned as to defend this abominable traffic, or so deter, mined a slancerer of Christianity, as to Ofirm ...

... tbe extinction of Slavery. but Whether or not lhe will attend the debates in Parlia- ment whven that quiestion shall be discussed ; herein taking spe-1 cial care not to be deceived by genenil professions of disappro- bation of Slavery, but ascertaining ...

... th'e's'alie of humatnity; and 'the 'inpiproveu'ent'of 'themoral coidition'of they irodividoal',: lti'erei'to'be 'wished' that slavery were aholished' hin 'St. Basrthole'nlew ;!'th'at the' ily ineans of 'effectln*B this consist'rd in'tho' ?? lih~ migh~t be ...

... | SLAVERY IN AMERICA. It appears that, the noodles in affluent circum- stances-.-as the Times somewhat irreverently designates those lights of the scientific world, the British Association---have admitted Mr. Andrew Stephenson, the American minister ...

... slaves subjects. Many of the: cob- nies, including Barbadoes, St. Vincenet's, St. Kitts &c., have generously determined that slavery shall cease to exist on the first of August. Fiom our heart we congratulate the friends of-liberty and l humanity on this ...

... liberty, and yet she s'efuises to give freedom to five millions J of osir fellow-men held in slavery there. Its condemising b the sinfulness of Americasm slavery, we should never lose sight t] of its existence in India, nor cease to agitate for its imume- ...

... letter of the 7imnes:-Before parliament rose a question was put to Sir Stafford Northoote regarding the sale of girls and slavery generally in India. The subject is a very old one, and the fullest detail will be found in old pailiamentaxy parers on India ...

... FREE MANI'S JOURNAL. DUBLN SEPTEMBER 6, 1839. SLAVERY IN AMERICA. - - t1 . . . - I Yublic attention has been directed a good deal, of late, to the horrible and demoralizing effects of American slavery. Slavery in America! ! How oddly it sounds. And yet ...