... should not only perpetuate slavery, but have recently, by the Fugitive Slave Bill, fastened the yoke more tightly than ever. He thought the friends of the anti-slavery cause should direct their energies to the abolition of slavery in America; and if that ...

... has prompted large anti slavery meeting Toronto, Clergymen almost every denomination were among the i>|>eakers. An association was formed, called the Anti-Slavery Society ol Canada, having for its object tbe extinction ol slavery all over the world, ditfusmg ...

... and the Soap, and the Paper Tax. and taxes and Education Kclurm. form, and many other reforms, rather more interest to than slavery countries w hose atl no business to Intermeddle, or tb condition of the subjects of Kin his neighbours the Bight of because ...

... usually industrious in the practice of their ancient oc- cupation, and it is doubtful whether they have not more Christians in slavery than the people of Europe have any idea of. The crew of the English vessel V Violet is be- lieved to have been sold as slaves ...

... ready, andeven delighted, take anything and everything that they can talk about. We would have liked to hear some of them slavery, and the nice and intricate point of proprietary law, whether one had a right to one’s nigger, or not. We have already declared ...

... il'along twen Bshtln* a.alnst slavery. • bile There dozen pairs . scarlet cloth breeches. latu-r had been slam in* Hurt they cared exert Jlo«ly lUtlo and number of coats, aistcoats, stocking*, alippers, wl,ether slavery rxidcl not. sashes, such are used ...

... co-operating with Great Britain to put an end to the traffic, which it sometime ago declared to be piracy, and that the anti-slavery feeling was gaining ground rapidly. IRISiH MILLERs.-Lxord Naas made an attempt to form the House into a Committee for the ...

... After labouring for some time in a steam-boat for his sup- port, he engaged with the New York Anti-Slavery Society to lecture on the evils of slavery,and continued successfully in this vocation for several years. In August, 1849, he was sent over by ...

... have found bills of indict- ment against four white men and thirty-four negroes, for treasos in participating in the anti-slavery outrage at Christiana, in the ,state of Pennsylvania; the prisoners are now confined at Phla- delphia. f At the recent quarter ...

... hemime wefl Siiwmn in both eonntrie*. After for lime in a ateam-bnet for hi. support, he encased «itli the New York Anti-Slavery Society lecture on the evil* of *lavery. and continued fnllv in Una vocation for .everal year* In Aucu-t. UUP. he wa* *ent ...

... interesting and vivid'ilttraii; ofAmerican slavery.- Mr Brown delivered ale tIreoa- subject in the Mechanics' Hall on Monday evenln,0'ae'a. panied with nunerous panoramic scenes, illustratve of'.* horrors -of slavery, and of the dangers and bair-brads escapes ...

... that Lord Palmerston's resolution to en- T force a stringent observance of our treaties by those powers in whose dominions slavery prevails, will have 1 greater effect than hitherto in diminishing that inhuman I traffic. Law Reform is a point on which her ...