... DR CHEEVER ON SLAVERY. THIS gentleman addressed a meeting In the Merchants Hall on Monday, his subject being 'Slavery in America. lie set out by illustrating the aphorism that all labour not paid slavery—the very fuel of vice being labour disgraced, and ...

... SLAVERY IN THE SOUTHERN STATSS. From Rambles at Random in the Southern States, in Blackwood for January.) In certain respects the experiences of all those who travel by steamers in the Southern States on the Southern rivers maust be the same; as they ...

... DB. CHEEVER SLAVERY. On Wednesday, Dr. Cbeever, of America, lectured Id the City Hall On the Question of Slavery, and his own Struggles with the Slave Power in America.'' The hall was rather more than half filled, and W. P. Paton, E-q., occupied the chair ...

... GEORGE THOMSON. Esq, ON SLAVERY. On Tuesday night lecture was delivered by this eloquent gentleman on the socul, political, and religious aspects of the slavery question in the United States. The choir was occupied the Bev. George Jeffrey. He wte accompanied ...

... NOTICES. BRITISH SLAVERY. SERMON will be Preached on behalf of the Early \mo*iayioy, on th« MVfiXIXO of SABBATH FIRST, the 11th March, by th» Rby. P. FERGUSON, bit Chapel, Blacklriafe’ Street, Ualf-pMt Six ©‘dock. |»uble«i—la® Slavery Shopmen. Seemstreasae ...

... A SLAVERY MEETING IN AMERICA. At the numerous and influential meeting which, as we stated in our last, was held at New York on 19th ult., one of the speakers, Mr Brooks, said :— But, oh, ye scribes and pharisees—(applause)—who rail against us publicans ...

... Mr. George Thompson, the well-know-n lecturer on slavery, delivecod an address in the City Hall, ca The moral, religious, and political aspects of the United States; their bearing on th ?? of Slavery. The chair was occupied by the Rev. George Jeffrey ...

... OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. 1 EORGF. THOMPSON. Ksy , the well-known Antir Slavery lecturer, and late MP. forthe Tower Ilamletr. Dill Deliver an AUlltl the Moral, Hrlirtoue.Mid oh- Steal aspect* of the I uited States, their beany* on the Slavery, the It ilf HALL ...

... MR. GEORGE THOMPSON ON SLAVERY. On Thursday afternoon, George Thompson, E«q., delivered his second address in Dr. Anderson’s Church. John Street, on American Slavery. Alex. Uastic, Esq., occupied the chair, and beside him were several gentlemen well known ...

... ENGLISH DUTIES IN RESPECT TO SLAVERY. (From the Saturday Review,) The English Anti-Slavery Society is in the condition of Captain Gulliver's Struldbrogs. Having once lived past the periodcatwhich it ought to have expired, it survives for purposes of pure ...

... the American sua. Slavery does indeed doom, hat not malediotion, a most thorough exposure of its principles and practice. The two aspects slavery gave in City and Merchants' Halls were react Impressive. lie certainly proved slavery the enemy of the family ...

... MM)SLAVERY OUTRAGES IN THE SOUTHERN STATES. An atrocious outrage was lately perpetrated at Canton, ILesouisi, upon Frederick Schatler. an old Gervan citizen of Lagrange, on iuspicion of having aided the of slaves. lie was' taken by three men to the Lagrange ...