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... LECTURE ON SLAVERY. I\ fR. J. WATKINS, A.F., WILL DELIVER l his THIRD 1LECTURE on AMERICAN SLAVERY THIS E¢VENING (THURSDAY), in the C0RN EXCHANGE. Chair to be taken by Mr. J. PENI, at Half-past Seven o'Clock. Doors Open at Seven. AomIssIox-Front Seats ...
... SPOTTEN & CO 22, ROSEMARY-STREET, BELFAJV. 190 TO- MORROW EVENING. AVNTI-SLAVERY MEETING. THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC MEETING 1of the Friends and members of the l1ie Anti- Slavery Society held, on TUE:SDAY (',miow) Evening next, the 21st, in L THIE PRESBYTERIAN ...
... will delivcr an address, on tho subject of Methodismn in Amuerica, and the position of the ?? Chlllrclh, in referoneco to Slavery in tho U'litCd Stntes.. Belf:tst, 6th Jul!,. 1S57. 2185 MINISTEIIS' MONEY AND TIHE IRISlI CITUICII MISSIONS. muu vOTE.S OF ...
... Parliament, Lord Salisbury asserts, i has the right to govern the people of Ulster, but has ,no right to-sell them into slavery. The Prime does not believe, he rle-1 clares, the urtresfctietcd power of Parlia*rrrii*in Ti.» pin^'i ...
... nciv project for settling tile slavcry qyiestion, the prilicilde of *viiell is that mnew Sitates miay or nnay uot allopt slavery, just as theiy dleasc. There is little adlditional in the p-ahpes fiorn the Cape. his Fiance, 'eiv st-rimigent i-casurcs are ...
... has joinled tile force at Jalouto.- i.115(Ii~uNOV. is. AniOrLrION'. oP SLAVERY.-ln the \-ear ended thae 311st of Maicit the expeittse to thle Government for thol Abolition of Slavery Nvas £23,250. Fronta documenit lately issnled, it appears that in thle ...
... itconveniencs^, to attend their soiree. Mr. Mackay then went into a history of the slavery abolition movement, aiil said lie had the confidence of hops that the system ot slavery would yet disappear entirely from the world. Tbe Rev. Mri. Rinct seconded the ...
... prohibited slavery from the north-west territory, was unconstitational; that the Missouri Compromise, so far as it excluded slavery frora the Louisiana territory north 30 deg. 30 min., was unconstitu- tional; that Congress had no power to prohibit slavery from ...
... rebels. In other words, the Colonial Secretary has condemned these men who thought reform their own country t«. a species of slavery for that time. This the way England is now dealing with men who ha« - e a right at least treated prisoners war. This is one ...
... equivalent to a declaration of war against the Ameer I of Afghanistan and against ourselves. The Bill for the abolition. of slavery in Porto Rico was to have been laid before the Spanish Congress yesterday. Austria lost a go! ldeal w hen Prussia won the ...
... consequently dependent upon the skill of other nations-a state of dependence that must n ever keep them in the condition of semi-slavery. To remedy this you have nobly stood forward when our cause was little known not understood, and with your voice, and pen ...
... SLAVsEsRY.-It is with the greatest pleasure we are enabled to announce that a very important mbveinent, in reference to American slavery, is abpout toibe, inaugurated. The Daubess of Sutherland is to take, or rather has already taken, the initiative in the met- ...