... had arrived at any conclu- sion as to what was false and what true in its own formularies. The Peers, in rejecting this pro-slavery bill, have rendered good service to the country. There can be no doubt that it would have been thrown out, had it passed the ...

... dimifiihing, he said that if tl14 could get at the appellate jtrisdiction they would strike off the flast link of that slavery vi'kch galled their bodies, and he would add, contaminated their souls. -Ic said they were bound not to place any political ...

... the bench, he said, they might deidse that the man was a slave, and give the master a certifisate to carry him back into slavery, but there was a higher hliv than their decision. He did not believe that the 1s1il would be re-enslaved, for there were too ...

... punishment, not that it is too severe, but that it is ineffieie' in in severity, anad less terrible than a doomu to chains sod he slavery which shell -remain until innocence be discovered, or t1- until death coma to thme criminal by the decree of Him shob of alone ...

... placard. Mr. Saundcrs said the society wits formed site by u tiumber of Qttiiltcrs, whose esitiniate ot?jeat ;vtls to abolish slavery, by the introduction of frac labour 5i?* frotn Great Britain; tlttit the land tree in the state of hot Virgitiia, itt Doddcidgd ...

... not to Guiiana t or to Jamaica, as tsgreed upon, but to the Gtlf of Benin, r where the poor wretches are got rid of. If slavery, there- fore, is no longer in the code, it remains in the habits, and is carried to such aci extent that in these countries ...

... persons exercising their whole earthy faculties as the girl had been was a slave, and a perfect slave. Talk of black slavery, why,' white slavery was greater; yet it did not catch the sympathy of persons who threw ,it away on people over the sea,. wiso were ...

... in the court. l- ,ill The prssoner was found guilty, and sentenced to 14 years' cat do transportation. pre ir PANORAMA OF SLAVERY.-BROWN V. SMITH.-This frie les was an action for libel against the proprietbr of the WY61- I 'el. vclernaptoss and Staffordihire ...

... as easily as their own housekeepers. WI strongly recomnnenid the trial of the experi- ment at home, where the real ,ehite slavery is to be found in the drawing.room among those who, having become the slaves of habit, are reluetant to throw off the yoke ...

... random notes on most and 10.1 mian ners, says- Aritong the Romtans the gift of a rinig was m the badge or liberation front slavery. 41ialrled people not nay beet explaitt vshethor it is so antionir tho inoderiss. cit A Prisoner natited Smith, wvhois coutfined ...

... year after which the meeting Lis was separated, 'r I lioine, Air. GConau TuuopoN delivered a lecture at Clitheroe on it was. Slavery, on the evening of Wednesday last. I also _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to any CitaAEL LicENSED.-The Gazelle of yesterday week ...

... Baker also addressed the meeihsg. The lecture paaoed off 8atiefaciorily, and 4 collection was made in aid of the Abobition of Slavery Society, which amounted to uspwards cf £4 PETTY SESSIONS.-TUESDAY jAST. Aosocj~e1N LICENSE DAY.-The following licenses, suspended ...