... SLAVERY IN QUEENSLAND. SLAVERY in a British colony! Preposterous! Yet the inhabitantsofßrisbane, in a memorial they have addressed to the Queen / declare that something very like it exists in Queensland. It is the old story of immigration —a meek and ...

... 16 his party on the single issue of the abolition of slavery; that issue being now in the past, it is believed that he is willing to become the standard-bearer of the Democracy. Miles Weatherill is to be hangel for the Todmordon murders at Manchester ...

... been forthcoming in abundance; nor was the plaintiff even confronted with the report of his own evidence, to which the Anti-Slavery Reporter's defamatory article referred. The jury showed their estimate of the case for the defence by giving the plaintiff ...

... necessary organ for approaching them, asks whether the bishops were the originators of the movement against the slave trade and slavery. What is the part they have taken in reducing the hours of labour, in promoting the reformatory, temperance, and educational ...

... Staten Island. Napoleon was once a slave, and has been associated with the old Manumissicit Soriety and with the American Anti-Slavery Society. He is well known as the active New York agent of the whilom Underground Railroad. No more faithful worker of the ...

... extinct. They were known as the Gaunches, and were the aborigines of the Canary Islands. In the sixteenth century pestilence, slavery, and the cruelty, of the Spaniards succeeded in totally exterminating them. They are described as having been gigantic in ...

... an action brought by Captain E.lonborough, of the Peruvian Republic Navy, against the defendant, the publisher of the Ant; Slavery Reporter for an alleged libel contained in that periodical of the let of February lest. The alleged libel consisted of certain ...

... extinct. They were known as the Gaunches, and were the aborigines of the Canary Islands. In the 16th century, pestilence, slavery, and the cruelty of the Spaniards succeeded in totally exterminating them. They are described as having been gigantic in stature ...

... extinct. They were known as the (Munches, and were the aborigines of the Canary Islands. In the sixteenth ce ntury, pestilence, slavery, and the cruelty of the 8 i• succeeded in totally exterminating them. They are described as having been gigantic in stature ...

... were enrolled u members. REV. ALES. lIANNAT.—The Rev. Alex Hannay, the popular lecturer on voluntaryism, tempersoce, and slavery, ir.ving aecepted the • iereteryship of the Colonial Missionary Society, anoniincesi at the monthly meeting of the metnie're ...

... were enrolled u members. TnE REV. At. HaewAv.—The Rev. Alex Hannay, the popular lecturer on voluntaryism, temperance, and slavery. Ireviiir accepted the • sirotaryoliip of the Colanial Missionary Society, aniimutriai at the monthly meeting of the of his ...

... to Stmeeed their forr.er beloved miniver, the Rev. W. Alliott. The Rev. A. Hannay, the popular lecturer on temperance and slavery, having accepted the secretaryship of the Colonial Missionary Society, announced, at the last monthly fleeting of the members ...