... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM then presented a petition from Mr. Thomas Clarkson, praying the House to turn a deaf ear to any proposition for letting in foreign sugar on equal terms with the produce of our own colonies, and afterwards addressed the House in ...

... SLAVERY. Dr. BOWRING presented a petition from the Hibernian Anti-Slavery Society, praying that no negro that escaped into Canada might, under any circumstances, lose the liberty he acquired by once setting foot on the British territory. THE SEES OF BANGOR ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. VILLIERS inquired of the Noble Lord the Secretary for the Colonies, if he had received any report from the Governor of Ceylon as to the state of slavery in that colony ? Lord STANLEY said, that, not very long ago, he had received from the ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. GREENE read a memorial, signed by the Rev. P. C. Pettibone and twenty-three men and twenty-five women, all of Fitchburg, Mass., asking the Board to take decided ground on the subject of slavery—to de:. dare it a sin against God and man ; ...

... the Slave Trade and slavery in the Brazils and , Cuba are continued mainly for the sake of cultivating sugar. If there were no sugar plantations, and if sugar did not command a high price in Europe, there would be neither, slavery nor the Slave Trade ...

... against slavery never to be erased from their minds. If they who perused Judge Stroud's book* (a collection of the slavelaws by that respectable Judge) were so shocked (as is reported) by only a perusal of these laws, as to join the Anti-Slavery Societies ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. THE ANTI-SLAVERY MOVEMENT AMONG THE AMERICAN METHODISTS. On the facts of the cases of Mr. Harding and Bishop Andrew, the last arrival of American papers throws no new light; but the following letter, addressed to the Editor of the ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA SlR,—The accompanying letter has been placed in my hands by; the Rev. D. Harris, with a request that I would, as far as possible, lay it before the Churches of England; and, considering that the most effective method of doing so would ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. LICENTIOUSNESS OF SLAVEItY.—The following is a literal copy of an advertisement which was talien down from one of the pillars of the capital of one of the slave states.. No one can have the least doubt for what the handsome, smart, ...

... AMERICAN. SLAVERY. CASE OF J. L. BROWN. BißmlxonAm.—The Council of the National Complete Suffrage Union held a-special meeting at their offices, 37, Waterloo-street;. Birmingham, on Wednesday,.April 3, to consider the subject of addressing - the friends ...

... THE FRENCH AND SLAVERY. (From the Morning Advertiser.) It is too much to expect that France, not having as yet emancipated the slaves of her own colonies, should be very hearty in. her efforts to put down slavery in what has now become a conquered province ...

... SLAVERY IS AAERICA. ...