... If UTN CL E T O M'S CA B IN. SJ'Under Di~tingUiahed Pa~tronage. ?? The grand Panorava.Af,' Unela ToIn'a Cabin, or Negro Slavery in the Slave Statee of America, will continue open in the ROTUNDO, Grand Entrance facing Sackville-street, For a DAY PERFORMANCE ...

... Panorama of Uncle Tom's Cabin. The Public is meat respectfully informed that the Zrand Panorama of Uncle Tom's Cabin, or Negro Slavery in the States of America, which has been a shurt time closed for additions and improvements in the lighting, scenery, and ...

... ; Ca alogue, Id. UIT NCLE TrOM'S CABIN. Under DistinguisheI Patronage. The grand Panorama of Uncle Tom's Cabin, or Negro Slavery in the Slave States of America, will open in the ROTUNDO, Grand Entrance facing Sackville-strest, On THIS EVENING. The thrilling ...

... RGE CONCERT 1OOMI, ROTUNDA. LAST N1IGITS OF PEPPER'S GiROST5 THIS PAY, at 3 and i, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN; Or, tHE HORRORS OF SLAVERY. Concert andl Farce. 3s, Zs, Is, od, 3d, p8295 Rn OYAL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. TIese GCardens will be OPEN ON THIS DAY (WEIIT ...

... OF SONG, rornorj:ing a Repertoire of Original, Quaint and Mlelo- /ious Refrains and SACRED SONGS, 'As song in the days of Slavery. Admlission to each Performanrce-Reserved Seats, 2s; Area and Balcony, Is. Door open at 2.30 and 7.30. 1Q1'.. -T ?? Afternoon ...

... Man disengaged; I V-'had cauge! in a citv arroustcr house; first-clais sales- man-. tiCre-T 2237. Pie wuasn Ofics. ee cM P sLAVERY, m Dresses, WVoollens; a competent Mant, fl llh>aving 12 years' experieece, ?? above de,- 219 partmeots thiorongltly; diserngaged ...

... religion which in her heart she acknowledged to be the one true faith. Still, year after year, she pined in ber wretched slavery-praying often ?? foe help, and beseeching the Immaculate Virgin to intercede for her. At lentgth her cry was heard. The words ...

... till Two 'Cleirk, Obscrvce the address, 27, ?? i WCK.STRI~gT, ntearly opposite ?? I RERICAN SLAVERY.-Mies REMOND wll A daliver her Third Lecture oa American Slavery in the ROTUNDO, on THIS DAY (Friday), March 18th, 1859. Tbe doors to be open at Elalf-pait ...

... o'elock, at which Franois W Fox, of Z'cdon, and 1%alter Robson, of Saffron Walden, a ?? from the Society of Fuiends' Auti-Slavery pesiimitte, vwill gise Addressee on the present position jef ?? Slave Trade and the means suggested fo ]i abaton The attendance ...

... Genesee Falls-A Winter in the Fo- ?? Sleigh Ride--Interior of an American Hotel, &c., A&N, NEGRO LIFE IN FREEDOM AMD IN SLAVERY, Representiug the Negroes in their free African Home- The battle with neighbouring ?? Prisoners-The Slave Schooners-The Chase-The ...

... Our Politicil Relations with Persia. The Rides and Reveries of Mr. £41p Smith. a John Twiller, Chaps. IV., V., and VI, d Slavery. The Fortunes of Glencore, Cbape. XXXVIII., XXXIX., b and XL h Biographical Sketchea-Talme. d The Doctor of Philosophy, Chaps ...

... larger' size lNi.B.-ulrecUonsior c guidaumov of latienis n fer' P15- Oler Bye ax4 toR eag1 Itot, A MEETING OF THE DUBLIN ANTI-' SLAVERY SOCIETY will he hb1din the ROTUNDlO on THIS (MON DAY) EVENIN(IF~ruary 14th, 1853, at Half-past Seven o'Clock. - The Right ...