... it may comfort the editor under any It criticism which may be levelled against his work, h Slavery Doomed-by F,%EDERICK MILNE EDGE 0 -is an essay on slavery in the United States, with ethe object of showing that the results of free and slave labour must ...

... a style where succoss moans degradation, nod whose prosperity entails upon its followers that worst of all crritudos-tbe slavery of the will and Ithe mind. hir. J. T. BUxCE next read a paper entitled, A Few Words heet Atliquaries. Be commenced by describing ...

... ble But Sir Alexander C. Whipped the bumptious Master B., ice And taught him that the Judges were not bumpkin's gaee. no SLAVERY.-A Black Thorn in the side of America. od --Punch. el, PRoLIx TALKERS (especially true of the Parleurs in Parliament)-They ...

... h0'd'h6e Meblung 1r. Aud, ?? - * : Nywoji abhoes abaek.navecy.' - I I I'll never fight, ?? Agig4iat the-Free, For Popery end for Slavery I Tan IrmTBhAT PoL1 ?? Chanoellor of tbe Exobequar gives ?? of Commons the same reason to complain as that wtoh Paterfamllisa ...

... traveller withourrt being thi us acrdited In always ats ebjiti of suspicion aind distrust. Mr. Oliphant dotus not 'Paint American slavery in tbu very dark colours Airs; Stoawe employs in Uncle Turni's Cabin, hut he believes that slaves are generally well eared ...