... LECTURES ON SLAVERY. AS MR WOODHOUSE, is ut preseut engaged in lecturing through Ayrshire, he publishes the following Letter of Recommendation to a Friend, front John Bruce, U.P. Manse, Newmilns. U.P. Manse, Newmilus, September 18, 18'56. Mr DEAR SlE ...

... LECTURE ON SLAVERY, „ I .l \ i 'O d O l. DHOU ver SE, an on,i Esca . ped sl Slave, in Henderson's Free Church, (the Rev. Mr Landsborough's,) on MONDAY Evening, First. Lecture to commence at Half-past 7 o'clock. A Collection will be taken at the Door. ...

... LECTURES ON SLAVERY. AS MR WOODHOUSE is at. present engaged in Lecturing through Ayrshire, he publishes the following Letter of Recommendation,from the Nee. Thus, Mathewson, C. P. ..lianse, Galston, MR 'WOODHOUSE gave a lecture in my church last night ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. While travelling, not long ago, in ono of the south-western counties in Virginia, the following thrilling incident took place :—Starting in the stage-coach, soon after breakfast, the morning being a delightful one in the latter part ...

... LECTURE ON SLAVERY. AIR WOODHOUSE, an Escaped Slave, will give a LEcTuRs ON SLAVERY, in the Free Church, Ardrossan, on MONDAY Evening first, at Half-past 7 o'clock. Mr WOODHOUSE, who has been a Slave himself, can give a full account of all the cruelties ...

... THE CIVIL WAR IN KANSAS. The news from Kansas is still interesting. The plo-slavery forces had succeeded in turning the tables on their free-state opponents, and much blood had been spilt and property destroyed, if the reports that have reached us are ...

... men descried the pro-slavery force they put themselves under command of Captains Brown and Updegall, formerly of Ohio, and sought shelter in a growth of underbrush about three hundred yards distant from the town. The pro-slavery force maintained their ...

... constitutional rights of its citizens Although slavery was not legally introduced into the territory, the legislature called into existence by the Missourian invaders have passed such diabolical acts relating to slavery, that is sufficient to inspire horror in ...

... Week. Also, a few good Tailors wanted ; wages, 14s. per Week. Apply at once to JAMES WCARTNEY, Jus., MAYBoLE. LECTURE ON SLAVERY, ...

... G ALSTON On Tuesday last Mr Woodhouse, an escaped slave, delivered a lecture on American slavery, in the U. P. Church, here. The Bev. Mr Mathewson occupied the chair, and introduced the lecturer. Mr Woodhouse delivered a most interesting lecture, giving ...

... of the most iniquitous wrong under heaven the enslavement of millions by a Christian people. The Slavery party has triumphed in Kansas, the anti- Slavery party having abstained from voting The political excitement felt in other countries has no counterpart ...

... expected on Monday. The Tale amply sustains Mrs. Stowe's character as a depicter of Negro life, and the baneful effects of Slavery. ...