... years' standing, to aid the good cause of the abolition of slavery. He can point with honest triumph to his own success as Foreign Minister, during a long course of years in putting down slavery and the slave trade, whilst the case of Brazil presents a ...

... the abolition of slavery. Soon after his arrival in the city the bells rang out a merry pial aud on inquiring into the reason, he was told that the city was rejoicing on account of the news just received that Wilberforce's anti-slavery bill had been thrown ...

... relate, Things equally great, As when VV yndliam for Liberty stood, My brave Boys, As when Wyndham for Liberty stood. 2 When Slavery's vile band, On Glamorgan's fair land, Had assembled their infamous hrood, They found themselves fooled, And their courage ...

... Force, Abyssiuia. The New York Independent says Miss Edmonia Le- wis, a coloured girl, sent to Rome two years ago by anti-slavery friends 111 Boston, has completed and sent to this country a marble bust of Dr. Dio Lewis, which is on exhibition at the gallery ...

... hope of being back in Constanti- nople by the 15th March. The territory of Oregon, in forming its constitution has rejected slavery, and will consequently come into the Union as a free state. The Medical Gazette of Lisbon asserts that all the per- sons of ...

... discourage slavery, but we are more anxious to be at peace with the United States; and if they choose to import slavery, it is not possible that we can hinder them. Indeed, we much doubt if it would not tend to the speedy extinc- tion of American slavery to allow ...

... in silver, 12s. in copper, and a Brecon Old Bank note, were stolen therefrom. SLAVERY.—Mr. William Craft, the fugitive slave, cle- livered n second lecture on American Slavery, at the English Independent Chapel, on the evening of Thursday [ the 27th ult ...

... 'in cir,.under which eight died nearly 60 were bound iia,n?» of whom two had died while a number more 'ti0o een reduced to slavery. The severity ol the persecu- ii, I communication from the sutt'ererg exceed- Peril°us, few particulars have as yet been received ...

... companying improvement to your poor sonls,-now dead in trespasss and sins, drowned in beer-butts, wine-butts, in glut- tonies, slaveries, quackeries, but recallen then to blessed life again, and the sight of heaven and earth insteady of payday, and Meux & Co ...

... of the audience, and the entertainment was successful. AMERICAN SLAVERY.-A m;,u of croinv.v iu the name ot ileni\ ltox iiro.m, iias tiiis ivee,; oeen eAmoitm;r Panorama of American Slavery. This great blot upon the institutions of ihe 1 lined States has ...

... Saturday a public breakfast was given at St. James's Hall, in honour of Mr. Wm. Lloyd Garrsion, the leader of the American Anti-slavery party in the United States. About 400 persons were present, including a large number of ladies and the speakers were Mr. Bright ...

... and Fo- reign Anti-Slavery Society was held on Friday se'nnight at Crosby- Hall, Bishopsgate-street, Mr. Samuel Gurney in the chair. The Secretary, Mr. Chamerovzow, read the Report. After referring to the progress of the anti- slavery movement in Cuba, ...