... and four delight. re. ,te he artliely partieipated In the vatioua , movements of the day, but specially devoted A to Anti-Slavery canoe The Anti-Corn Law League to early was deeply Indebted to Mr. Sturge. asewsw-frera Amerfes, at the request of the Anti-Corn ...

... attached to the mime principles, &ffer only in the manner of indicetiog them IL-Jonrna/ des Detzte. A GIRL REDEEMED FROM SLAVERy.—It will be -- very gratif)irg (says the Advertiter,) to those persona who a short time ago took so much interest in raisiwg ...

... like him on the river are imtroduced by the Portuguese, who bave collected the their dhhhpb.y.:n of 'hnt:'ey. power ys of slavery, drove thelr fiendish trade in the Zambesi valleys. They are still looked up to as the river kings, and the m-w.bumuymummm ...

... the German idealism—he held up the Bible in that light to the free inquiry of mans emancipated reason: and the shackles of slavery fell from man's emancipated conscience. Yet, forsooth, the practical English and the French deride the German genius. It is ...

... has committed suicide. There can be no doubt that the poor fellow's suffering., and especially fear ot being taken heck to slavery, preyed upon his mind, and occasioned Insanity. The vienna paper already begin to speculate nu the results to iloglaad of ...

... no choice whatever. There is an opening for a little dash of scenic heroism alien choice is between death and a hopeless slavery. How say you, Lord Derby? Will you turn out with your herd and range the plains in the a lid liberty of Opposition, or will ...

... sinking into the grave, often halt and lame maimed, bearing in their decrepid. toilworn bodies a stronger argument against slavery than ever issued from the eloquent lips of Wilberforce or Brougham ; free negroes, the offspring of slaves, plump, shiny, ...

... these socalled Arabs—a mongrel race with but little Aradb blood—had burnea village after village, and captured and sold into slavery the women, massacring the men—in one instance driving them to seek refuge in the dense reeds bordering a lagoon full of crocodiles ...

... months’ hard labour. Mr. Sydney C. Buxton, M.P., has been elected a member of the committee of the British and Fouifin Anti-Slavery Bociety, and Messrs. Fred Arnot, H. H. Johnston, and Joseph Thomson have been elected core Atubidher ¢ Custasbary Mo pesssnied ...

... a ddressed the people of Salem. Roanoke, in of the support of slavery by the Soothers Cbureb. One spots and the other toirendeohalf. - (Only thirteen hows • half for the defence of slavery by the Chuneh. We should have thought they could Dot base done ...

... brethren b ' ermmads’ aguinat Ifsmpeasos, sad. for the » tem| an or the same reasons ummr‘m“t times : — g).‘l“bdrhn&m were in slavery, (2) there were nes made desolate. The crussders were noted for their decisien. They at once made a united effort on behalf ...

... the repeal of all religious testa, of the Unproved administration of justice, of the abolition of the slave trade and of slavery, of colonial self-government, of the transfer of the soil of Ireland to an unencumbered proprietary, and of our , coininercial ...