... able and eager to deal with the chief grievances—not only that present upon themselves, for. looking to the abolition a slavery and the reform of the critbinal law, we nowt admit that the Reformed Parliament applied themselves vigorously to all evils ...

... three. . rill • maim% am. 1411'44 winch poodle ter.1 retch ap. plied 1.. her a Wale& free. *herb mho d river the errate.s slavery ear( in several Imarroormo. A - lb. • Garr. the 1.0t0ng &tut 4 s tatter. lir ••f peteeerete it Tele-feu : already brad ...

... blood-tat of cooomptwo th• Continent, which take. the young moo from thou homes and /educes thine what is practically military slavery for two. or three. or four pers. have earl now not veatursd to bolter* that any ~lid was peemble to them in their lifetime ...

... a decrease 66. ix, at Cape Coast Castle, has delivered to the chiefs and kip a from the Queen requesting them to give up slavery. From henceforth se nun, woman, or child can be said ay part of the Protectorate, or taken eat .Bohn Protectorate for that ...

... t■•euniary aid fur the free acceptance or of those States now in rebellion wi may adopt an immediate or gradual at••ditian of slavery within their boundaries. also proposes that, after the ht of January neat, all States, or parts of Slates, which shall he ...

... bargain. To the land it beaut v, nil of bee u ty's daughten, the fret, the happy. the ;onerous, win-re even the last throes of slavery may And a ',apathetic nook in thy mighty heart, and the grim phantom oppression pass over t he of Albion's virtuous Quern ...

... with lag lest eater lea. • hob .11k it the Jubilee Cap prevented by Pre. Conoorshano. ease good *pen ieltneeerel. the Slavery. Bolas., only the rap 40 remade. The yacht rare oleo keenly contested Previous to the Nth* game wen held in Perk. eon6year ...

... the Ism* esisM sold reenamessiel that the pipit the Ins Sabbath of to the fur the !skis as rah. Tin Sisal at Monday the at slavery O ld Calabar Isis weal envie= bees bah he Cowl, was is prams' by Mr sour , PUMP he therm of lamer. d he Cheri Ott Calabar ...

... coloured men from bring sent slavery. Hr advises the repeal by the Northern Witten of their l'ersonal Liberty Laws; and he would be willing to amend the constitution, so as to deprive Congress fur ever of the poser to abolish slavery in any State. Instead of ...

... also ordered the attendance of se+en cabs at the door. The Sheriff gave the girl E2O as damages. AT a meeting of the Anti Slavery Society London on Thursday night, Sir Bartle here made an energetic speech in support of persistent and increased efforts ...

... laity instannet beim enter to ear knowledge Arob. contrarird iwarrages with wawa ow with thr irissntiow .4 •ellieg thee. into slavery at Zanaltrar. ('name in wun IN nighty bat a well 4auwu t• n.e. was utoppp.+l•t r w tot. Vie Cep.. I. raw, and • watch and ...

... the foundation of their country's fiberhes alas. In the Wural of God. Therefore we hove a Sovereign in this land, but no slavery ; ar have asithotity, but have rulers, but no tyrants; we have liberty without !welter, nligion without superstition. Free ...