... UpOnTaxaS, where they had proclaimed in letters of blood, destruction to the Indians and slavery to the Africans. They had there passed a lavv for the establibrtent of slavery, and to prevent the agitation of the questioa for a series of ytari te coem, and not ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY DELEGATES. After the result of the division in the Rouse of Commons, a large numeber ot the delegutes last night spantaneously assembled iu a large meet nig at Brown's Hotel. Palace- yard. Sir Eardlay Wiluiot, Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Butiver, ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY PETITION. Yesterday a numerous M~Ieetjnit of the Members snd Friends of this Society was held in the Waterloc Hotel. No fewer than two thousand persons were present, and of these a great propor- tion were ladies. Tire Right iloti. the Earl ...

... appeared that the Afr~cvn.autaeIr ?? since thce passinag ol the Eionatilpatlijt AAi e.~ t.. British Parliatneet. The subject of slavery iii t~c Spanislb e. v~i.e su by) D~r. MAlOthke tf;ir tgent, of 1rho British aud Spanlish reoseruroents et the Iltant urt ...

... Ckronijcle of yesierday (July 2), you correct a mistake which represented you as having ft.teaded the late Mcetilig of the Anti-Slavery Society; an, in doing so, you take occasion to reflect on that body in a way that calls for some notice. You entirely disapprove ...

... sugar coming in here. It has been said that if you don't pass such a few you encourage slavery. But suplpose such a law passed, would it succeed '! You support slavery as much in exporting its in importing [cheers, and cries of no l no]. You say, no. Whait ...

... WEST INDIA SLAVERY. lIC lie ,ly us is .SI. I's a- a ly es at or dI .t- at the TO GEORGE HlBBERT, ESQ. , SR-I see, bby te 7Tinmes of the 7th instant, that you are the individual who has recently addressed me, in several of tile public prints, under the ...

... THE AN2'-SLAVERY SOCIET'1'. To TIIE EDITOR OP TILE MORNING CHRONICLE, STlo- IeneloSe to you a ropy ofa resolution which ?? plossedl at Kendidl bI the old u(d staunch fmiends of abolition inl that towln, who are- principally Qualkers. Amlongst the sig-natures ...

... SLAVERY AND TilE SUGAR DUTIES. At Liie intl-slavery coniven~oir, hield in Londoin in Joint 0 loot, itrossolutioin wris prirpocid, to tire PM it thitt tirt impit- sitforn of dillitrential d aties on foreign and colonlialesugar t was inl aretot inju:tica ...

... ANTI SLAVERY MEETING. The venerable Mr. Wilberforce is advertised to take the it Chair at a Meeting, to be held this day, for procuring the d; Abl4ition of Slavery throxighout the British, Dominions. e ' Old age forgets-it may therefore be permitted ...

... Hall, for the purpose of petitioning Parliament at the present eveantful cisis for the immediate and entire Aboll. tlon of Slavery throughout the English dominions.' Alarge pro- portion of those who attended consisted of members of tie Sc- ciety of Friends ...

... THE ANTI-SLA VERY CONyVElTION. The anti-slavery delegates heom aill parts of the world -nesumsbled onl Tuesday at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great -Queen-street, to take measures for the abolition of slavery 11011 the slave-tradfe. Between three and four ...