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... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. In the absence of any palticulor news by the last Brazilian mail from the seat of war, where it is said that tLe state of things remains unchanged, we ext , aot some illustrations of slavery from the advertisements for sale cf slaves ...
... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. In the absence of any particular news by the last Brazilian mail from the seat of war, where it said that the state of things remained unchanged, extract some illustrations of slavery from the advertisements for sale of slaves, about ...
... KIRRIEMUIR. Lecture on Slavery. —On Tuesday evening. Johe Asinia, a freed slave, delivered lecture in the West U.P. Church on Slavery. Mr M'Lean occupied the chair. The lecturer gave an account of his experience of slavery, his treatment, and how he ...
... rather grieved to see amongst the general news in-yoar paper of . yesterday an extract from the fall Malt Gazette concerning slavery in Brazil . am sorry to say thw is not&e -first time that Brazil has been attacked ( especially since the commencement of ...
... behind while sitting at his desk in the Senate Chamber at Washington, his sole offence being that he bad manfully denounced slavery tbe day before in his place in the Senate. Tbe cowardly attack was made by a South CaroSina representative, and Mr Sumner's ...
... sympathising with the Spaniards in the efforts they are making to establish a more liberal Government, and urging them to abolish slavery in the Spanish possessions as soon as possible. ...
... mail from the seat of war, where it is said that the state of things remains unchanged,” we extract some illustrations of slavery from the advertisements for sale slaves, about 100 in all, in the latest Kio Joriud do Commercio, daily paper. The first is ...
... COUPAR-ANGUS. On Tuesday evening, Johe Asania, a freed slave gave a lecture on American slavery in the Presbyterian Church. The Rev. occupied the chair, and the audience , At , Cl lm iaal Court held Forfar yesterjay- Sheriff Robertson presidmg-John Doig ...
... about the . tc . yea . l of • && Own-laws , the abolition of slavery , aud the KefonnBill , seem to have presented the greatest difficultieB . B . 8 . answers the sixth question thus : — Slavery was abolished by the JEarl of Chatham . He added— Repeal ...
... large mmher of families have left Santiago for Jamaica. It is rumoured that the insurgents are aided and encouraged the Anti-Slavery Society. ,p. brazils. The province Corrientea la pacified. *' L«ndM* A S“. 81 ~ th. * “'••d hid “. Sales sinew w' W N|J ...
... sympathising with the Spaniards in they are making to estevlish a more liberal G quence, 3. | and urging them to abolish slavery ww the Spa As 8000 pussibic. accept- CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. til two The Cambrian with the Ca mails of Nover arrived. i prevailed ...
... cost . They are anrious , however , that there should , be a genuine reform in the administration of the colonies , and that slavery especially shall be abolished . If the Government should adopt these views—and there ia little doubt it wOl—then Cuba will ...