... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGBLAM presented a petition from the Antislavery Society, praying that immediate steps be taken to compel Spain to carry out her engagements for the suppression of slave trade. PUBLIC BUSINESS. Lord BROUGHAM, with view to facilitate the ...

... Dr. Cuzever.—This gentleman, so well-known as a dis- tinguished preacher at New York, and for his strong opinions against slavery, has arrived in London, per the Adriatic steamer. Surr THE ‘ Great Easrern.’—It is said that the directors of this vessel ...

... tribes, and has succeeded in capturinginany unfortunate creature'. The young people among these prisoners wi I be sold into slavery, and the old persons will be killed at the Grand Custom. Would to God this 'night meet , the eyes of some of those philantrophic ...

... forced to abjure Christianity, embrace Islamism, forcibly marry with Moslem women, and their daughters violated and sold into slavery. I should also add that £5,500 has been already forwarded the Relief Fund to her Majesty’s Consul-General at Beyroct, and ...

... of African liberty. It has witnessed tha twenty-sixth anniversary of negro emancipation, commemorative of the abolition of slavery in the British West Indian colonies, aud the publication of a dispatcb addressed by Lord John Russell to Lord Cowley, to be ...

... y doubt, Judge Blackburn will often be called upon oblige the company with the song of The Fined Old Engluh Gentleman.'* Slavery.— A Black Thom in the side of America. Coals Newcastle.— A paragraph has lately been going the round of the press,” informing ...

... more beneficial to poulterers than any other class of tradesmen ?—Because its foul (fowl) weather. SELECTIONS FROM PUNCH. Slavery,—A black thorn in the side of America. New Edition of Evelyn's Sylrer. fine of £500 in gold. Publisher, Cockburn (not Bentley) ...

... years ago Sicilian oilier achieved the mom multi and yet that free throne* out having chosen to make a effint, back into slavery, wee trodden coos seam ander feat, and brought to a mass conutaioa than Wore the glorious revolution. Disarmed gnome women ...

... tribes, and has succeeded in capturingmany unfortunate creatures, The young people among these prisoners wi I be sold into slavery, and the old persons will be killed at the Grand Custom. Would to God this might meet the eyes of some of those philantrophic ...

... the same as if an army bad spired a hostile city and pat the populatioa to the sword, or, r ia old times, reduced them to slavery. This is physical force, at which barbarism are sometime more than a match for civilised people. The triumph of free trade ...

... been the same as an army had captured a hostile city and put the population to the sword, or, as in old times, reduced them slavery. This is physical force, which barbarians are sometimes more than a match for us civilised people. The triumph of free trade ...

... weaker tnoes, has succeeded capturing many unfortunate creatures. The young people among the prisoners will be sold into slavery, and olu persons will t>e killed at the grand custom.’*” The Heraid adds: Would to God this might meet theeyesot those ph ...