... obnoxious j there was no anti-slavery member of the it could not be traced, however, until the cook ac- i an, hut one oot the House of Representatives; bnowledged that she had glazed pasty, ot which he had ti* °Plxw€d to slavery is strong in the Senate, partaken ...

... wives. Concubinage. The sale of daughters. Divorce, without the commission of crime. The slavery of females taken in war. The slavery of foreigners. The slavery of debtors. The killing of children for disobedience. Which of those atrocities has any claim ...

... the country another it up in Union meetings and other manomr es as will—is the radical revolutionary issue of anti-slavery—whether slavery shall be crushed out the Southern States, or. Seward said, it shall spread over the States of the North and East. ...

... carried to French colonies the same manner to the British, and was acquiesced in the Government, in the hope of putting end in slavery on the East coast of Africa, as it was hcpedwoold done on the Western coast. the arrangimeot that had been negotiated it would ...

... statute law. Slaves were emancipated by the 3rd and Wm. IV n c. 73, but that did not apply to slaves in foreign countries where slavery was permitted, although the slaves might be owned by British subjects. This question, however, would mainly depend on the ...

... the school in which were prepared the Tractarian congregations of St. Matthias, Stoke Newington, and St, Matthew, Cityroad. Slavery was not to be supplied by slave trade, vtan-sleahnq being forbidden. The slave was protected. The master who killed slave ...

... and disturbers of eur peace.” War with England seems to be a passion with this gentleman ; and if is obliged to fight about slavery at all, he is fully determined that the battle should be carried into Canada. It would be with aching heart”—he says— it ...

... away with the growth of opium, and 1 am persuaded God’s blessing would crown the act as much as it did by our abolishing slavery and cheapening the poor man’s loaf. 1 remain, my dear Sir, yours truly, ARTHUR FRASER. David M'Laren, Esq., Sec. Edin. Anti-Opium ...

... of the world, such atrocity could have been committed, as a law to reduce thousands of free people of colour to state of slavery, on the ground that the local authorities found it difficult to deal with them, and could not maintain police sufficient to ...

... own countrymen to put down Slavery. We cannot but regard the present as a time when the eyes of our country, of Parliament, and the Government should be directed to region dealined to witness mighty struggle between Slavery and legitimate industry and ...

... treaty in relation to the slave traffic. Lord WODEHOUSE explained that there was no provision in the treaty on the question of slavery, but there was distinct understanding between the two Governments of France and England that there was to be no traffic the ...

... Eighteen citizens of Mason and Bracken counties, Kentucky, have been expelled from the State account of their opinions on slavery. The latest Californian news comes down to the 10th ult. Business matters continued very dull, intensified by the combined ...