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... at the office of the Llier- pool Postmaster. J. F.-If you refer to the Africanrace in America, they are all released from slavery. InoL15.-raganMInwas here about theyearl862. He dlied at Nlzna May 27, 184t. 1 I J. TiVLorD.-There Is no-law to prevent a ...
... and sell them at pri',es varyingfrom three to four pounds. Tl'hey call tl'iem emigrants, but the case is one of downright. slavery, and the way in which they are fed, worked, &gzed, and sold. is disgracefuL The ~ writer says t'nat Mr. Baker, a Methodist ...
... sold by the author at No. 20. Paternoster-row. . 0. Q -Granville Sharp, not Wilberforce, was the first who ad- 1 vocated the slavery clause in the House of Commons. E. D.-Lord Colltngwood led the van in the mnemorablo actlon of Trafalgar, he commanded the ...
... conveyed. BREAKFAST to Air. GARRISON. --A PUBLIC B BREAKFAST in honour of WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, Esq., the leader of the Anti-Slavery Party in the United States, will be held at St. James's-hall on SATURDAYMORNING, June 29th, at 11 for 12 o'clock. JOHN BRIGlT ...
... prodoced. BDREAKFAST TO MR. GARRISON. -) A PUBLIC BREAKFAST in lionour of WVILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, Esq., the Leoadr of the Anti-Slavery Party in the United States, 6ill be held at Sr. JAxntss HALL Ol0 SA'URDAY MORNING, June 29, at Eleven for Twelve o'clock. ...
... lIDREAKiEAST TO MR. GARRISON. I-P A 'IUBLIC BREAKFAST in honour of 'ILI.IAM LLOYD GARRISON, Esq., the Leader of the Anti-Slavery Party in the Ceited States, will be held at ST. JANIES'S HALL TO- OJORROW (Sattirday, at Eleren for Tvelve o'clockl JOtIN ...
... hb'organisin f ,so S . the State, iwould have suppressed, Free Trade. of : and maintained 'the Pen Rl Laws .and Negro spine Slavery. While the Executive tepresent:d evei only a, class, Mr. ARiIOD s eems inclined I eve reply, such a power would have been ...
... having this week concluded a Twelve Nights' Engage- ment atTHE AMtPHITHEATRE, LEEDS, is now at Liberty. Orange Girl, ' Slavery, &c., s o. Address, 10, East-terrace, Cardiff. BISS ROSE BRAHAM, Vocalist, will be at A ft Liberty to accjo1t Engagements ...
... The Trades Unions--The Sugested IncreaLse of our Aray. Amesrica: 'The Decay of Fenia=lasn: The Atlantic Yacht Race: Anti-Slavery Churches in the Southern States; The l'rsidelti Political Situation. Original Notices of New Books-A'rrespon- ?? Miscella ...
... m, ole THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, October l7, at hafir-pant Sevem o'clock and wii ho addresesd hbn ths smlnest American Anti-Slavery Leader, William Lloyd Garriscon, Eon.; the Right Rev, C. P. rilcllvaine, D D., Bishop of Ohio ; by Mtr. Garrisons9 eloquent ...
... fromTurkey. B12REAKFAST to Mr. GARRISON.-A PUBLIO JLD BREAKFAST in honour of WILLIAM LLOYD GARR1SO1, Esq., the Leader of the Anti-Slavery Party in the United State8b will be held at St. James's-hall THIS MORNING, Julie 2l at 11 for 12 o'clock. JOHN BRIGHT, Esq ...
... JlREAKFASTto Mr. GARRISON. APUBLIC d- .L BRE AKFAST in honour of WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, at Es`q.,the Leader of the Anti-Slavery Party in the United States, r' wilt Ibe held at St. James's-hall on'SATURDAYMORNING, June er 28th, at ll for 12 o'clock. JOHN ...