... ” Even if this be true, it proves nothing except that slavery paralyses its victims. Rarely the world’s history have the oppressed risen unless st.mulated by outeide , sympathisers. And if'slavery not good per se. it not good for women, whatever many ...

... slavery in sympatla: horrors of a still worse re in thei perpetrated by officia l exter at which ev ...

... SLAVERY IN THE EAST. The eeetctury of the and Foreign Anti• Slatcry Society hear% on ureloubted authority, that during January last a ra:lrn troors resulted in the ca•d :re of more than In, NJ Alaves and iniowns, iounlosts of tattle, and the desolation ...

... SLAVERY AS IT WAS. Stories of slavery and slave owners told by emancipated negroes, or by New England abolitionists, must as a rule be accepted cum grano salis. The story told by a ecoloured gentleman, named BrowN, at St. Helens, on Monday evening, of ...

... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. THE RETIREMENT OF COLONEL GORDON. The says that if any influence that we call reasonably bring to bear on the Egyptian Government can prevent the efforts of Colonel Gordon for the suppression of slavery from being rendered fruitless ...

... slavery. Tlio extract from the 41 Dm-win, M.A., F.R.S., autbor of the •• Oriftin r f Siieeies, in voyage roimil tlie worm from to inclusive, ui»on the subject slavery in Brasil, in which nation slaves arc understood to be treated better than in any other ...

... SLAVERY. THE ACCmEXT- AT *• Origin of Species,” in voyage round the world DUNDEE, from 1832 to 1836 inclusive, upon the subject of Fran* the Courier's report the cat asslavery in Brazil, in which nation slaves are we make the following extracts:— understood ...

... SLAVERY BRAZIL. slave train left Bagagem, Minas Geraes, in Brazil, on the 12th nit., for the Matta do Bio, composed of 79 persons. The slaves wero to be sold in the latter place, which bears a reputation similar to the rice swamps of former days in southern ...

... SLAVERY. LECTtTRE LAST The Rev. Mr. Channing delivered a lecture in the ronms of the Tuckerman Institute, Bedford -street, -To x tet h- Park, upon the subject of Slavery in the United States. There was a very crowded attendance. At eight o'clock the chair ...

... SLAVERY IN THE Mr. •idea, ewe y tin. and society • report barn 11.. Onenaldee. I ten years held m by th• Mend,. on th.• horror• of and the Mews the report aut. that end., the fish far hove than did u E‘ypt.an they were carts.. of fed. After defeat ...

... SLAVERY IN 'TANGIER. SHOCKING INHUMANITY. COMPANY% TrIAGRAM. GIBRALTAR, MoRDAT. -.I have heard of the sale of another slave in Tenet r. It we& that of a woman, who was sold for 1T47, equalling Not long since • slave wallet' was admitted to the French ...

... SLAVERY. Tii e,M reeks mart us be ropier by • missal Mies is ries, set abet is proikeltie. Dry shield belles sad seem cas. arcked Mass &sea sod parr eke red dot Isms set sun from ibis Mikan*/ to rest .id parrs fatal error is speaking at des dial sad ...