... le revived ini this Soutl t RSea Ishlsnde, and if they are not willing that one of their own colonies should itself revive slavery iin ai new andl subtler foriii, they must enforce upon the Hoiie Govern. mont the ?? suppression of the wbole traliic iu t ...

... several emancipated slaves-male and female, These released slaves, who are leaving England secder the auspices of the Anti-Slavery Society of London, were originally kidnapped from the West Coast of Africa, and carried as slaves to Cuba, where, after undergoing ...

... Confederacy. This course was taken to offset the escape of the Alabama. Mr. Sumner through- out was iinfluenced by his hatred of slavery, and lugged into every political speech his rancour againat that dead in- stitution. His taunts against England, the Professor ...

... origi- f' nated and waged by the North as a crusade to against slavery. He knows that at any time T _ before the fall of Vicksburg the South might have bj secured abundant guarantees for slavery if she sl would have accepted re-union; but these blots on P ...

... -within the extensive dominions af Transvaal, had been sup. u pressed for making revelations as to the preva- f, lence of slavery in that State. Several more small diamonds had ixeen found. iT The Port Elizabeth.l projectors had returned from Tatin, being ...

... r& for beaaty is destroyed by the process which is intended to e: increase it.-Lancet. al A lady signing herself Anti-Slavery, writes as fol- ai lows-- Although my inquiries may never get further than e: your suste-paper basket, feminine curiosity ...

... normal state of beings , should be re-established, the Government would, ( in conjunction with the Cuban Deputies, suppress I slavery by a well considered measure, and proceed with inexorable severity against all persons en- ,gaged in the slave trade. It is ...

... to found a Liberal democracy you have but just j emerged from a gigantic struggle, victoriously maintained, a to destroy slavery-that evil institution which dishonouredt your republic, Our means are different, appropriaite to the b genius of the two peoples ...

... invited some Normaoni knights to their assistance, which resulted in loss of drmirlioi to themselves, and slaughter nnd slavery to their coantry. The lte Jeukinses of Llsnblethion were lineally descended from this Einion ab Colhwyn (see Lewis Dwnu.) ...

... that island, treating it, not as .a colony like the rclation of Canada to England, hut as a Spanish province. I-Je condemned slavery, which, he said, must be gradually abolished, with indemnification to owners. The Porto Rico Deputies spoke in favour of aboli- ...

... great apostle of that noble cause, the abolition of slavery; and his name and his memory must always live, not only' in this country. but in Europe. Africa, alnd America, as the enemy of all slavery, and who pursued that monster while breath remained ...

... the Romanists hostile to the progress of re- ligion and freedom. Hence a conflict has arisen. After ght having got rid of slavery the movement party amomg the the Ropublicals now intend to throw themselves on Romanl hbey Cathohicism. May it be the final ...