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... THE CHKISTIAMITr OF SLAVERY, The Spectator protests in the follow in able article against the attempts of the rimes •od Saturday Review to defend slavery from the this new gospel of the Christianity of slavery, are these good tidings that every slave ...
... Alloa Anti-Slavery Society. Mr the March, 1833, delivered an address which was listened to with deep interest by large and respectable audience— Robert Bald, Esq., C.E., iu the chair—when petition praying for the immediate abolition of negro slavery in the ...
... DOMESTIC SLAVERY. We !forth Rriton,') have over and neer aga n illustrated in columns the banishing of domestic servitude, and we are glad to see, thruuxh the attention drawn to this subject by eurrespondeers in various of our contemporarick that our ...
... SLAVERY AT THE BAR. It is high time the cordon of labour should be looted at front the human, sot to the Christian, standpoint Pm:tinnily, we may be approaching, in some departments, a condition of things not widely dissimilar to African slavery. A ...
... TUB QUESTION SLAVERY. It was said ought not to have done it because this was a community of slaveholders. Gentlemen, I trust that our abhorrence of slavery is not in the least abated or diminished, (Loud cheers.) For own part, I consider one of the most ...
... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. On Friday week meeting of ladies was convened at Stafford House, to consider the expediency of addressing memorial from the women of England to the women of the United States on the subject of slavery. Among the ladies present ...
... MB BRIGHT ON SLAVERY. Mr Bright Thursday night addressed crowded meeting of Trades Unionists in St James’s Hall, London, assembled to express sympathy with the Northern States of America and their emancipation policy. From the brief telegraphic summary ...
... I this will seesesd (n.v.i I I hove 113011, 5. the Wive, Meth& as 1 sow do, the Is inims slavery. of dome* slavery is no any Ashakie as the alielltiss el slavery to show. Than IS oseeden 'eludes .sy; here it le a opiestios el You as., ao desili, thilh ...
... THE BRITISH GOVERNMMENT AND SLAVERY. ...
... LONDON MIUNEBS' SLAVERY. A correspondent of the Tima giro* the fallowing account of the work required from the hand* of first rate millinery eitablishment in London daring the Mason. She My* the ouo will illustraU the majority of the We*t End Houee*. ...
... ry defence of the institution of slavery was delivered: The Bev. George F. Kettell said that the real question was as to the change of discipline, and that was based on the question as to the right of slavery. Slavery was called sinful, because evils ...
... REDUCTIONS ON MOM SLUM TtARYLOR IBRoTHUS saw. TODAY sod MIX. SUITS at OlLore table &slavery of their A They cal spews' Lee Seppww WINCEYA, Jest the rers, which will at mid psi Ter4—Kars Yaks*. TAYLOR BROTH/RS, S MILL STREET, ALLOA. ...