... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... continue to foster within her bosom the-foulest systemof slavery that'. ever cursed the earth`without doing deadly injury to the great cause of human libertry America must either abolish slavery, or becon the bye-word, the laughing-stock, the reprobated ...

... 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- ...

... for freedom, and slavery must soon sink beneath its, healthful. example. Why then do not all the generes, the brave, the enlightened, come forward to denounce. the attempt at present`ma)ilng to eatablish' there in a~new growth of slavery? -Unless some ou~tlet ...

... So, Merrion-square, 27th January, 1842. My DEAR 1att-I earnestly request your pardon, and ?? committeeofthe Iibernian Anti-Slavery Society, T for my neglect of your and their flattering communication of last week. My only excuse is, that my whole time and ...

... I -- NEGRO SLAVERY. - - ~ d S$ir R. IBATESON presented R petition from a parish near el.- fast, in the county. of Antrim, praying for the abolition of negro slavery;. He was an. enemy to, slavery in every sha3pe and in every clime., DISTRESS IN TIPPERARY ...