... deserved. The late Emperor Alex- . ander incurred an enormous personal risk when -at oine stroke of the pen lie did away with slavery in his doininio s. ...

... and imnitate the ~policy of Hitch men its ( 'n G4ranville, Sharp, Clar!-eon, and I Wilberforce,A'n the cr a aolietion of slavery ; Coblden anti B3ight inl iteo tibOli- *.tion of the Corn Laws ; antI Chalmers in the oranisa-f t~tion of the Free Chiurcht ...

... Southern States be allowed their own way of Y a it, the blacks will be placed in a worse predica- hw ment than that of the slavery from which they f have been delivered. The ruthless labour A i laws that the Southern States have been show- ar n ing a d ...

... Liverpool. The most notable event ot his life was the conveyance from London of the compensation money on the abolition of slavery. i he deceased, who was eighty-eight, was-a famous- ornithologist. RoYAr ARTITFnRY CAPTAIN OBTAINING A DIVORaCj. - In the ...

... ship, to reason * that it kills the senseeof duty; that it is sel]&shn~ess in disguise; a~horrible tyrnatt and the worst slavery. TuB, NEWV POST-CSARD. M~r Ecnniser EHeaton, M.P., has received r singular anonymsous tribute apropo~s the recentpsot card ...

... Anti-Slavery Society. M/[R FREDERICK DOUGLASS, the Eloque TAnti-Slavery Advocate, will be in Aberdc n on RHURS. DAY first, when ho will Deliver, in Eacee GILCOMSCON CURCCIe, at Eight o'clock Evening, a LECTURE so thc Present Aspects of the Slavery Question ...

... Forster writes to the Times on the seb, ject of African slavery, in the course of which he Os5 he has long been convinced that the only ce'ft tmeans of s opping-the slave trade is tile abolition Of slavery. He was therefore never snguime that th supply from ...

... exterminate these enemies from tI the themselves, and then to do P1l in their power to J1 ,nd rescue others from the terrible slavery of those a4 )ch habits. The testimony of a suiperintendent of a s, en- SabL~ath School is, Glasgow is :-I have been a, fi ...

... the Monlkey-Popish Credulity and Ab- surdity (with an Engraving). IIII Father Gavazzi and his Popish Assailants in Glasgow- Slavery of the Popish Press. III. Greenock Town Council ve,-snGreenock Riots. IV. Popery an Intolerant and Persecuting System.-Chapter ...

... furthest a to the pur la w whicl Ikno a serious what a drawn alt its regene soul, s mut whom he the.world *Soutbel of the No. *slavery. N iorthern of distint language The go Or less de from our down as i try are be prosperot He Wai Sir, I and hold blessing ...

... value of enthusiasm were then dealt with, and it gr was ahown bdw that quality gave us the start, and tc saved us from the slavery of routine, Under the in third division the lecturer dealt with spiritual force, al or the nou-mechanical part - of character ...

... Mistaken in its Ideas on Slavery. S LAVERY is a Natural Law, and, as such, it may be nmodified, or you may give to it another Name; but to extinguish it is impossible. The World cannot be ruled without it. The Evil you see in Slavery is not in the institution ...