... of his heartbroken mother. Who longer doubts that this Church is pre-eminently Conservative, being neither pro-slavery or anti-slavery t Should the facts involved in this statement be called in question, we are prepared to substantiate them at any ...

... asitaiuing sass of laml. and at a .liai.inee of steno 11 mike trusts the sluppi:.4 putt. The estate referred to pro lueel tag slavery, equal, on an atmgr. to 1W Lib is. of wear of the prs•ut +eight. *it I r•ga:rol It le nuw workol by 7M tree labiburera-0 ...

... and systrmatic demurali.ato•o ur tn. country. isoleysl, %hen .pent abut to • family and country b. hitter .nough. but in slavery would be tar The that leberty, and Jul . t hose au:;,.: elutes—Asa return t• Franey to intiort upon the Leo( deserved of I ...

... Tennessee providing that all free persons of colour over and under GO years of age shall either leave the State or go into slavery. A butcher of Warrington, named Lawson, died very suddenly on Tuesday last, having liven mar. reel the day before. A coroner's ...

... sound, and ministers shrink from the topic ; when hook publishers dare not publish or republish a word on the subject of slavery, cut out every living word from schoolbooks, expurgate life passages from Ilumh°l4l Spurgeon. and all foreign authors or teachers; ...

... haggis. The hirkiee wha thrive on the haggis. Like our fore-faithers haald, in the days o' bangerne, 'theyli neer down to slavery drag us, if they here, their time will W short In the beautiful laud u' the haggis. the haggis, In Scotland, the land u' the ...

... nut failed. He has dropped au idea, equal to a thousand bombshells, into the very Bast& of slavery. That tuba will live and grow, and one day will, unless slavery is otherwise abolished, cover Virginia with sorrow and blood.' Our time like smoke, and pp~ ...

... Providence, of allaying the existing excitenvent. and preventing further outbreaks of a similar .character fur the suppression of slavery. An lawful means at command have lan employed, and shall continue to be employed, to execute the Isws against the African ...

... nu :si tn sting n of Thursday night, Lord Brougham gave noticed e in of the ,t e pth o f t ht ' his intention to bring the Slavery question be- snow ou the line. Ile trust still continues. fere their in onnueeti with recent Saslow Aci•int:sr.—Yesterday ...

... 'Met., nut !el a i.*coma *Metter/ they must be moo tut. ;serial . of the tithes or lei .1s .If Ihe ddr.rent parishes eel slavery. :I; the country Wit a they il.i he. the *lure CI4I4I.II•NITV li lams.-An event hall recently a moot toustersol raring am ...

... that if he continues preaching here his popularity will equal that of Mr Spurgeon. His sentiments are evangelical and anti-slavery. MR THIS 'l'kesTT.—ln • letter to the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, Mr Cobden says :— If I have been instrumental in p ...

... were opposed to its introduction. --• Dundee Advertiser.' DR GUTHRIE AND AMERICAN SLAVERY, Ii appears that the mauly protest made by Dr Guthrie against American slavery at a late meeting in Edinburgh, has provoked the ire of the Philadelphia (U.S.) P ...