... jo, ?? 4ber in-- Portuo;- most severelg casi' I pgating by narie those who presum;ed to subject eitherdat a- ?? Indiegbo slavery. Popct Benedict XLVj. stabve- i. qucntly confirled these fdecrees ollhoge distinguishel pn a . till's, by a neikBtull, addressed ...

... liberties [cries of hear, and lovil cheers]. Ireland had groaned for centuries under op. pression; we have been steeped in slavery to the very lips; for centuries have we groaned under tyranny and l misrule; but now, if the people came forward and as- sisted ...

... iem'u-ne'iating profit, Theie i'i no alteration in the prices of flux, yarns1 or glokb since our ;0ONDunrrs Qotsrior, ,GRO SLAVERY. We. publish in 4 anQtber', cohumn. a most important documept,J iissued by 'Iis Holmnets, in r'eference to the nefarious tra ...

... patron of the odious slave ro- trade 'abroad, little can be expected for or deserved by thse'-inlabitanti except personal slavery at home (bear). 1. .ln-,VaAce there Is little to hope or expect in the cause of liberty; and the present King-the monarch ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL DUBLIN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 140-. NEGRO SLAVERY. The Bull of his Holiness the Pope-probibiting those subject to the spiritual authority of the Holy See from trading in the flesh, bone, and siew of their fellow-creatures-has been ...

... the noble example by which the most enlight- cuied and powerful empire of the world has abo- lished the crime and curse of slavery in its domi- nions, the organs of' Toryism are only counting rum puncheons and sugar hogsheads, and mourning over ditminisihed ...

... urgently invoke in the name of Gol, all Chiistlians, ot wlha;ever condition, that none henceforth hiore to sttb- ject to slavery, unjustly persecute, or despoil of their goods, l ndiat vegtoes, or other classes of melt, or to be ayeesarits to others, ...

... the- the 01(1 Lady of Babylon. The bull takes an historical view ,I ves of the influence ?? in softening the evils of ;heir slavery, and in many instances abolishing the institution It is itself, from the time of the apostles, downwards; then 'ilice' adverts ...

... worltd ba enabled to p)lunge oltr- S tm- selves, ostr children, and outr children's hilldren, into all the 38; liorrot of slavery. (Ileer, sntd cheers.) I hopeo that all of the Catholic denomination vill come forward; thllt we ovill be joined T rawt by ...

... by which they would be enabled to plnge ourselves, our children, and our cIhil- dren's ehildrets into all the horrors of slavery (hear, and cheers).- I have now told you my plan-I have told you what my intentions are, and I shall have them Iimmediately ...

... liberty ; nor did they find it difficult to awaken the jealousies of a nation who deeply suspected corruption, and uetested slavery, that they had in their declaration of rights empowered the people to hear arms for their own protection, prohibited standing ...

... tant Proceedings; Longford Politics; Dinner to Mr. O'Connell; the Great Aggregate Meeting; King Ernest of Hanover; Negro Slavery-Bull of his Holiness the Pope; the Tory Press and the Catholic Clergy; Private Correspondence from Paris; the Catholic Church; ...