... SELECTIONS FROM PUNCH OF THIS DAY. Slavery.— A black thorn in the side of America. New Edition of Evelyn’s Sylve.r.” —A fine of in gold. Publisher, Cockbam (not Bentley,). Obvious ! Captain of Volunteers : Now, have you got any more ammunition ? The company ...

... e of the horrors of slavery were then delivered by Mr. Grose and Jogguth Chundra Gangooly, a Brahusin. A third resolution was* moved and seconded to the effect that some combined effort should be made to bear upon the anti-slavery cause, whereby free ...

... labouri under tem; insanity. THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.—A numerously attended public meeting was held last evening at Ho; hall, Hope-street, in commemoration of the 26th anni- versary of the abolition of negro slavery in the British West India Islands. Amongst ...

... Canada for the last twelve years was. not an anti in the acceptation of the words, yet they one of the weapons against slavery by slavery, and they ia their to show that the fugitive Canada and Britain was honoured of for the slaves, eociety a large tract ...

... able advocate of Freedom, and the Rev. WM. KING, formerly a Slaveowner Louisiana, will address the Meeting the subject of Slavery, and the Social and Moral Improvement of the Coloured Population in Canada. At the close of the Meeting, a Collection will ...

... TWELVETREES’ SOAP POWDER saves time, trouble, money, firing, soap, tongno, and temper, and entirely aloffishes the female slavery consequent upon woshiug by the old method. It contains nothing deleterious, but is safe for the fabric and skin the as the ...

... when the REV. WILLIAM KING, Formerly a Slarearraer is Louiwiana, United States, will deliver an address on the subject of Slavery in the United States. and the Social and Moral Condition of the Fugitives in Canada A I . ..Mei:thin will be made for the ...

... generally supposed, that Mr. King was the prototype of Mr. Clayton so ably depicted by Mrs. Stowe in her interesting work on Slavery Uncle Tom's Cabin, though he had done what no other man had ever tried to accomplish ;— he had manumitted his sixteen slaves ...

... King believsd that such settlements, with the culture of cotton in other countries, would materially weaken American slavery. Slavery will receive its deathblow if cotton can be produced at six cents per pound.—A collection at the close of the meeting ...

... said, No Pope shall humbug me; My soul abhors base knavery. I’ll never fight, gratis, against t ie Free, For Popery and for Slavery'!” Inscription for the Reverend Mr. King’s Statue, when he gets oxk.—Exit tyranmis, Regum ultimus. A Disinterested Opponent ...

... IN WALTON CHURCH. TO THE EDITOR OP TH3 DAILT POST. presume ask for space your valuable journal to discuss the question of slavery with . *oung Africabut must tell him that he is rather ' impertinent twice asserting that there mast some- i thing wrong my ...

... AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE. Several fires have occurred in Texas, and New Orleans pro-slavery papers say they are the work of abolitionist incendiaries, and that they were the beginning of another abolition raid, which, however, has been frustrated. At St ...