... Governor of New South Wales (Lord Belmore) by the Hebrides mission, and another addressed by the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society to the Duke of Buckingham. In both, the assertion as to the abduction of the natives is repeated ; and the missionaries ...

... ward Pease, of Dirlington : Mr Henry Richard, Secretary the London Peace Society . Mr Chamerovzow. Secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society ; Rev. Junes Davies. Se re ary the Evangelical Alliance, etc.. etc. The sp icious room was quite full in every ptrt ...

... stands sadly the way of the free development of woman; it clips her social enjo; ment, it curtails her bonnet bills. The slavery of nursing a child, one fair protester tells us, only a mother knows.' And so she invents a pretty theory about the damage ...

... foundered about eighteea maths ago off the Grenadines Islands in the West Indies, are on the coast of the Spanish Main, bet slavery. If such be the case their recovery eosins poseible. It may be impossible to recover the survivors of the St Abbe, plead in ...

... island to the United States-50,000,0(i doll. at the end of a year, and the rest at the end of six years. The abolition of slavery (as a few days ago we predieted would be the case) is one of the conditions of the sale. It is said that many sharp Yankee ...

... would have left a surplus over the expenses if it had not been for the war. Measures would soon be introduced for abolishing slavery and assisting emigration. There was a rumour that cholera had broken out in the allied camp at the seat of war. INDIA. FATAL ...

... conferring on him as a reward the Grand Cross of the Leopold Order. Many persons prophesied that the negro released from slavery would too far the other direction, and would want more liberty than white men enjoy. The truth of the prediction is clearly ...

... Government ought not to hesitate in introducing suitable reforms in the Spanish provinces, and, before all. the question of slavery should be at once taken into consideration. In conclusion, the Impartial says that Spain ought not to shrink from any sacrifice ...

... BRASS BAND ! TOGETHER with / JESSE WILLIAMS, The celebrated Violinist and Composer, late of James's Hall, Piccadilly, London. SLAVERY, as it appeared in America prior to the Great Rebellion, faithfully pourtrayed by 16 REAL NEGROES, Just freed from the Iron ...

... BAND ! together with JESSE WILLIAMS, The celebrated Violinist and Composer, late of St James's Hall, Piccadilly, London. SLAVERY, appeared in America prior to the Great Rebellion, faithfully pourtrayed by REAL N E G R O E S, Just freed from the Iron Yoke ...

... amount of action. The individual rises with vigour against the attempt to deprive him of his seeming rights ; tyranny and slavery are manifestly unnatural ; and what is the result likely to be when each would be the superior and none are inclined to obey ...

... Juinr, and the defendant Mr Alexender, banker, of London, and registered proprietor of t ie Reporter, the organ of the Anti-Slavery Society. Capt. Zdemboroggles name, during the discussions ea the Jamaica has been frequently before the public as the author ...