... not Slavery onl7 in view, but the whole visible difference of dispositions between South and North, as extending to their modes of providing themselves with all kinds of service—that of poll' titian and leading men included. Bat, doubtless, Slavery was ...

... audience hissed. Mr Dowtbwaite said he was not afraid of hisses. He was as much opposed to slavery se any mold be, but be - believed that this was not es anti-slavery war; The laws in the United States were different from those of England. Every Mate had ...

... &Avast—We understand that the King of Dahomey intends sending over a deputation to this country to remonstrate against the slavery that is carried out in our workshops, with a view of putting an end, if possible, to the horrors and atrocities that are, ...

... old conflict. The two seetioos of the country were ready to go to war before the rebellion broke out—the one to preserve slavery, the other to destroy it. Each side was willing to sacrifice the government Inorder to gain its object. The South ranch first; ...

... that each offenders would not he sent out of the coon- Stators ACCIDENT.—A serious accident, which, it try, but kept in the slavery of penal servitude during is feared, may rote fat to one or two persons, hapthe term for whisk they were sentenced. All the ...

... authority. Even if that time should ever come, England would evert all her influence to do away with that curse on humanity—slavery. Mammas of Pszliainent are, many of them, Risking good ass of their time in the country; their per*'nee is inverted at sundry ...

... the directors be given le the T. Pepe Lloyd sleep, and were. at lest, turning their to the the agitation for _ abolition of slavery in 'tallish end Joke Vaughan, list, ler their liberal offer, and merits of the candidates who sought the honour of Colories ...

... free that day fa return home. My friend awl I were alas there ta ph ad for prirsose rs. Believing Cie the boar bad came whoa slavery had mimed the right by the sward which it had taken, we came Mre the President to lee our deliverer from this impel leans ...

... the week in various towns of the kingdom, at which resolutions have teea palmed 'decorating the total abolition of negro slavery. Sir Robert Peel, however, takes rather a different vier of the matter, sad is • lecture he delivered before the siembot albs ...

... Choke mime an se' inn for libel brought by Capita I , ..imberesgh, of the Perovian Ref oldie Navy. Wiest the pubdithavef Anti Slavery Reportzr, was trio!. The alleged ad sthaisted of certain passages an sr. sheets appeared in the February namber the Reporter ...

... a place for them in his lumber-room. If the Parliamentary Reformers of the earlier part of the present century, the anti-slavery leaders, such as Clarkson, Wilberforce and Buxton, the exponents of Free Trade, General Thompson, Richard Cobden, John Bright ...

... MR LYRE AND MR GORDON. The Committee of the Brilieh and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society have received the following communication from Jamaica:— In a deepatch from Mr Eyre to Nr Cardwell, dated King . * Hence, January, ISM, to be found in the bluebook ou ...