... FEMALE SLAVERY IN GLASGOW. Beyond letters have recently appeared in the Herald on the hardships of milliners and dressmaker* in this city, which revealed a date of matters that demand* the Frompt Intervention of the ladies of Glasgow. Paterfaatilias ...

... constituencies for whose immediate benefit they are delivered and printed. This speech, however, entitled The Barbarism of Slavery,’ is too lemarkable to be pa-sed by. A more studied insult Southern slaveholding members, who compose nearly one-half of the ...

... constituencies for whose immediate benefit they are Si 5 delivered and printed. This speech, however, entitled G The Barbrism of Slavery, is too remarkable to be m passed by. A more studied insult to Southern slave- holding members, who compose nearly one-half ...

... the Firth of Tay, Frepertck Dove ass —Some weeks says the Be weastle Chronicle) there was a ry this dis- tingvished anti slavery advocate was gniag to heve a public with Mr George Thompson in New- castle, on the qnestion whether or not the Americaa C ...

... spirits, and join camp thousands. To-morrow shall march on Alcamo. Tell the Sicilians that the hour is come to put end to their slavery, and that we shall do it soon. Kvery arm is good fur the brave; musket, scythe, hatchet, a nail the top of a stick. Cnito ...

... last Fuorrive iy Canapa.—A i in the North Church, for the aad the Burns of deliver addresses on the su! Buxton Mission, and slavery in the U: with the social and improvement of the fugitive in Canada, the chair, and the meeting was numerously detailed some ...

... barbarism slavery the whole broad Br.'d is open before me. There is nothing In its ebaracter.'its manitatii «tongs. Its wretched results, tod etpc dally In Influeuc* on the class who cl.i to ii, that will not tall naturally under cooslderntlon. Slavery bloody ...

... the previous week, bnt it was judged to read the letters of introduction to the Ines Amp* es lie weed of the allusions to slavery. tribes the Moo te the Assembly, the deputies would sei tabus the Ammer bly, although invited to do no. Of isellemee carry ...

... the society which be forms a the essential elements of Larbarism. In thus character it cucus before world. undertaki the of slavery the whole broad There is nothing in its ¢speciallyia its influence on the class wh» claim to be that will not fall uader ...

... are re reite from the colic.: A REMARKABLE PROVISION.—We find it strange that Transatlantic people coolly apply to negro slavery the euphonious name of a 'groat domestic institution,' but Bourbonite impudence at Naples bra actually registered in a law ...

... many self-styled Irish patriots. Many of these who go to the United States become tho warmest and most vehement upholders of slavery. They denounce the British Government which withholds no privileges from Ireland, which other two kingdoms enjoy; and they ...

... efforts to save the Union. It is not eithin our province, says Mr. Henry Ashworth, to account for the continued existence of slavery, but no one acquainted with the date of the can resist the conclusion, that the individual interest derived from the distribution ...