... the uninviting prospect of the workhouse. But we know that slavery cannot exist in England, nor-is its presence anywhere to be detected by the show or the absence of outward comforts. Slavery exists, as Lord BROUGHAM has said, in the doctrine that man ...

... SLAVERY. The slavery question is touched on in a letter from New York, which appears in 'The Times :'— - What (asks the writer) is to become :of negrO slavery? To the rebels is not to be thought or To attempt to wheedle back the Seceded States, without ...

... SLAVERY. The slavery question touched onina letter from New York, which appears 'The Timet— What (asks the writer) is become negro slavery ? To the rebels is not to be thought of. To attempt to wheedle back the Seceded States, without offering them some ...

... SLAVERY. The slavery question is touched on in a letter from New York, which appears in ¢ Tho Times:' — What (asks the writer) is to become of negro slavery ? To hang the rebels is not to be thought of. To attempt to wheedle back the Seceded States, without ...

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... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR. Stu,—Earl Russell has been blowiug. the trumpet of Whiggery at Newcastle, after the usual sophistical fashion of that one•sided school. He is reported to have said : That subject of slavery, that caused, no doubt, the disruption ...

... SLAVERY. Dr. Livingstone relates a rather aingular case of voluntary slavery which has come to his knowledge during his expedition to the Zambezi, a free black, an intelligent, active young fellow, called Chibanti who Fad been our pilot on the river, ...

... SLAVERY. The slavery question is touched on in a letter from NeW`York f _which appears in 'The Tidies;' - What (asks the writer) is to become of negro slavery? .To hang the rebels is not to be thought of. To attempt to Wheedle back the Seceded States ...

... SLAVERY. The Colonisation Society of the State of New York recently held its annual meeting, when the Rev. J. B. PINNEY, Corresponding Secretary, read an abstract of the Annual Report., It set forth as the great event of the year the capture of seven ...

... SLAVERY. The slavery question is touched on in a letter from New York, which appears in The Times— What (asks the writer) is to become of negro slavery ? hang the rebels is not to be thought To attempt to wheedle back the Seceded States, without offering ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. • EDITOR,— Some time since a stir was made about the horrible treatment to which young women were subject in the dressmakers' establishments at the West-end of the town. The frightful length of the hours of work ; the artifice! stimulants ...

... SLAVERY. (To he Editor or The London Christian Times.) SIR,—In a work published last year by Mr. Hoskins, on Lower Egypt, he states that The slave-markets of Cairo, Esneh, and other places are abolished, but slavery still exists in Egypt. There are merchants ...