... RUABON the 22ud inst,, Mr Watkins, an American fugitive elave, delivered a lecture upor slavery, as it now exmts in America, The lecture was well dejivered and well e0 much su that at the conciusion Wa kins was prevailed up on to visit the vilbawe again ...

... RIA ROOMS, OSWESTRY. 5 BY THE WILMINGTON JUBILEE SINGERS. Obairman : Hs WORSHIPYTHE MAYO R, W. H. SPAULL, were all born in Slavery, and their Songs are a fi of the music peculiar to Slave Doors open at 7 3. Commence at 8. Reserved %8.; Third. 1s. A limited ...

... requasted retustion peel ond) vice of the Chamber of Commerce have resigned their Y¥ ® cannonede the forts against Tae ANTI-SLavery Socisty.—The British and For- eign Anti-Sla Baturdey last, “the Society beld ite anneal meeting on annual report set out with ...

... President then went on to speuk of slavery and the negro. He had been brought up, he said, under the very shadow of the institution of slavery. He had bought and owned slaves, but still he had always been for abolishing slavery upon any basis which coaid be ...

... know. But people, as mass, have too much love for the sovereign iu whose beneficent reigft they received their freedom from slavery ever to rebel against her authority ; w’e fedi quite sure, and have felt all through tliat it was a wicked and malicious libel ...

... year; Mr David Davies, the Star, secretary; and Mr John Pogh, Penbryn, treasurer. The subject tusder discussion on the 20th slavery in conformity with Christianity ?” ABERDOVEY. Pleasant Evenings, for the People. —The last bat one of the Penny Readings for ...

... retrospective taunts of ” S.H.” and his friends. There was time when the Liberal party quietly endured the immense evil of slavery, as there was a later time when the scandal of the Protestant Establishment in Ireland excited no indigoa- I tion. except ...

... it wase thing to terfere with the govern. ment of a country to which had given self see the government, thoagh he would ra slavery. trade perish than that the British flag should protect In the House of Commons on Friday, Sir beck called attention tothe ...

... only met with in a tropical climate. Following the growth of Methodism there he came to the year 1834, the year lof from slavery. had related to him hew, on the eve of the Kmancipation Day tl» poor Ktavee assembled the large chattel, afew mumtea before ...

... and to our Christianity. What be asked was the cause of slavery! There «as no in hiding the truth, It was that cotton misht be sapy for the If it were not for the cotton required for ua, slavery Would not be able to exist. Now Dr has discovered that cotton ...

... affection by every inhabitant of these islands and every lover of freedom, and touching story it is. Defeat and chains and slavery were the fate of the gallant Welshman, his last battle was fought, (t supposed, near Brandon Camp, on the Tome. This Is tho ...

... ever become in the South or not, it is difficult even to conjectare; but that American Slavery is an unholy, mast be evident to every student of ble who hes seen slavery a# I have seen it, and I have not seen the worst, The here are affable, bat with many ...