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THE EAST

... most decidedly contrary thereto. Brasil has last come to the resolution that slavery is to cease. Every negro child now born will enter life free, with a certain limited slavery op till twenty years of age. A certain number are to bought off every year ...

MAIDEN STREET HALL

... oteera, will sing several songs. Reading to begin at Eight o'clock. Admission—Front Scats, 2d; Back do., Id. AMERICAN WAB AND SLAVERY. MR ASANIA, Freedman, from South Carolina, will LECTURE, in the Chapel Street Lecture MONDAY Evening, 11th inst., Eight pjc ...

DAVIDSON'S 17. TROUSERS•

... LITHOGRAPHING. ENGRAVING. Na O_. AL rr Xf TT .3i T. & H. 17 ADELPHI, ABERDEEN. IPROITING. DIE STAMPING. American War and Slavery. JOHE ASANIA, a Freedman from South Caro.i.lll Una, will Lecture in the CHAPPL STRZET Lucy RE HALL, on SfONDAY EVelliog,llth ...

DENMARK

... the country, and the retention Prussia of the fortresses of and Duppe Dane'' .says the DaqUad, would prefer the common lot slavery until the great day liberation should come. PORTUGAL, In this country law ban been passed altering 1 civil code, and adi-hiug ...

FRASERBURGH

... imprisonmoot. lie had boon landed by the Captain, and was at once apprehended by the police on the above charge. LECTURE ON SLAVERY AND TIIEAMERICAN Wen.- Mr Johu:Asanis. nu escaped slave, delivered a lecture in the Commissioners Mall the other evening. ...

FKASERBUKOH

... As yot the miscreant has not been found. Lectvhb. Mr Joho Asanin, man of colour, delivered a lecture, on American War and Slavery, in the Commissioners’ Hall, on Friday night. Mr Asaaia, who was recently a slave in the Southern Statee, considerable share ...

AMERICAN POLITICS

... is the result. The President has now vetoed every Bill panned by Congress with a view to the real and final extinction in Slavery, and ho has withdrawn, finally, the military check on the wholesale murder of negroes by whites in the South. If it be not ...

THE END OF THE SLAVE TRADE

... Spain, we repeat, caminot revive it; for 11 lidepefdantly of tbat extraneous precssurc. which, on the ques- rc toi of negro slavery, iiit eventually drive her iiito the right .° path, at lwholesonie seiitimeiit is springing up in her own bosom. ldrid hls ...

AN APPEAL TO THE QUEEN

... titan sIte cheeses would we have her Coitw ,tim Site treats us tnot as slaveo and syc wousld net have slavery as ittiposedl nit her-tue scarab ef slavery, that of being forced 'Iof to play bite itypoceite in lier grief. Stclsliedyasa cclit Queeni, leaving ...

Published: Wednesday 19 June 1867
Newspaper: Aberdeen Press and Journal
County: Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Type: Article | Words: 2390 | Page: 3 | Tags: News 

REFORM MEETING

... 'loon- is comecerned ,is setterly ahbsurd. Cititing the eases of shell- - irg nt the ntio of the Corn Laws and aibelitiose of Slavery, lee oh- slt 0(1 by soevoLi that, while these were scintedl cud evil spokeit of tics sting- by isaisy letarned pereosts, thle ...

Published: Wednesday 03 April 1867
Newspaper: Aberdeen Press and Journal
County: Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Type: Article | Words: 2966 | Page: 6 | Tags: News 

SCOTLAND

... was on Thursday a conferred on Mr William Lloyd Garrison, in respect of e his long and neritorious exertions to abolish slavery in North America, a On Thursday morning the mail train going north, due at Stirling station at 7 58, but whic h was nearly ...

Published: Wednesday 24 July 1867
Newspaper: Aberdeen Press and Journal
County: Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Type: Article | Words: 1589 | Page: 3 | Tags: News