... opened hi. second of series of services in the Tempi-ranee Hall, the +object bow The great ransom, or the abolition of slavery. ALL ftetirre' CATHOLIC CHORClL—Sernions were preached in this plain of worship on Sunday morning, by the Right Rev. the ...

... GAZETTE NOTICES. THE ROYAL COMMISSION* ON SLAVERY. Tuesday's London Gazette contains the following notification: — The Queen has been pleased to appoint Lord Lyfcton to be Governor-General of India. The Gazette also c mtains the official constitution ...

... an era of sectional jealousies and of standing armies such as overburdened Europe, and slavery would have been in existence; but it had been unsuccessful, slavery wai abolished, and the Union was not only preserved for the time, but preserved for ever ...

... in reply to the foreign depots tions on Friday, the Pope said that the Roman Catholic Church bad been reduced to a sate of slavery by the or onpation of Rome, and that reconciliation with the Italian Government was impomible. His Holiness reoo mmended that ...

... Madrid, Doe. 25. The bill propooed by tbo Oovernmeni for th* abolition of slavery In Porto Rioo waa read (or the firei time in Coograos to-day. Section 1 provides that slavery is totally aad for over abolished la Porto Rioo. The elaveo become fro* a* ...

... abolition cf slavery. I expressed h'S views in such outrpokvo rnaoccr that wta prosecuted for Itbtl and I tßp’lsoned for two monthi. After his release went to Baston, end Jauusry 1, 1831, commsooed thrre the pobliestion Liberator, another aetl slavery jouroaL ...

... said—“ Slavery is local law; and therefore, if a man wishes to preserve his alaves, let him attach them to him by affection, or make fast the bars of their prison, or rivet well their chains; for the instant get beyond the limite where slavery is recognised ...

... expulsion of Don Carlos from France. The Spanish Assembly have approved bye unanimous vote the Bill for the abolition of slavery at Porto Rico. The French Government having complained to the Spanish Government respecting the atrocities committed by the ...

... Lincoln, when asked to issue a decree abolishing slavery, replied that it wee his duty to maintain the if that could be maintained with slavery he would rather, if not, it would have lobe maintained without slavery. But he 'opposed they would like to know how ...

... slave once admitted to the of the British fag should be treated while on one of ber Majesty's ships as if he were and such of slavery ; and lars, or orders resolution, or limiting the discretion of jog officers in ef such persons, sbould be ; by r. Read, a ...

... drinks on his bended knee, according to (he custom of the country to the captain's guests. In short, found himself reduced to slavery Instead of being on the highway to fortune. The prudence had not shown Holland be now displayed in Batavia in high degree ...

... too mach in this debate sbout the tolerance of England for “domestic slavery. What does the term mean? Such slavery as led to Ahe fall of the Southern States of Americs, such slavery as the King of Dahomey lends his esnction to—elavery, in fact, with its ...