... social condition of the ,abourers bore, in all its most notable features, a singular resemablan'ea to. the -institution of slavery. These state- ments~ are borne out by the public meetings which have ,been held at .Brisbane rand at Sydney; and it cannot ...

... this rare and valuable collection of birds, beasts, and reptiles. SLAVERY IN' THE WEST RIDING or YoatXSrRE.-On Monday, the Dewsbury margistrates had a case before them which shows that slavery ?? hardly be said to be extinct. A little boy, nameod Audrew Trompson ...

... contained a dangerous fluid. YORKSHIRE.-A WErITEcSLAVE.-On'Moday, the Dewsburymagistrates, had aease before them which shows that slavery can hardly be said to be extinct. A little boy, named Andrew Thompson,; was placed before them to give evidence against a ...

... is One above who hascfrea botdageh. Mrld Deut ihwent ondto trace the ?? abd ?? ftrma as- a. toral existence to a life of slavery, and remarked r ?? thatperiod thei spreme unity of the Godhead was taught to the initiated, while the un- f-initiated were ...

... resist ! show your indignation i AU noble hearts and all lofty spirits will be on your side. The slavery of Black women is abolished in America, but the slavery of White women continues In Europa; and laws are still made by men in order to tyrannise aver ...

... indignation !` All east noble henrts and all lofty spirits'vill be on your side; The !e of slavery of blackwomen iA abolished in America, but the I ase, slavery of white women continues in Europe; and laws i ;ros- aed still made by'rmen in order to tyisinnise ...

... show your indignation ! All noble hearts I and all lofty spirits will be on your side. The slavery of I black women is abolished in America, but the slavery of I white womenn coitinues in Europe; and laws are still made by men in order to tyranniae overwomen ...

... to discover him in the act of beer-drinking or tobacco-smoking, who has the power to make his whole life a torture and a slavery, and whose word is always taken in preference to the comaon constable when a case is submitted to the district superintendent ...

... part of their rent, besides exact- L m in services or bondages from their sub-tenants, LI which were only so many badges of slavery. d When the crofters began to follow the manufac- Ba tures to the large towns, the farmers found them- ri selves in a difficulty ...

... AnoLivroNe OF SLAVERY IN Cun.1,. - A deputation of the British and Foreign 'Anti-Sin- very Soeiety waitedon Wedheesday upontha11light Hlon. the Earl of Clarendon at the ForeigiO~fice; to present to his Lordship an address oni fbe -subject of slavery in Cuba ...

... proceeds of the sale. WHAT is the use of all our boasted civilisation if men are doomed to pass their lives in such mono- tonous slavery as the following paragraph implies? On Tuesday two Essex waggoners were each fined 8s. for being asleep in their waggons in ...

... week :- Slavery i in I :ngland.-A publioieetiog of slaves will be hld in Trafalgar.square, at eight o'elock on Monday evening, June 22 (to be continued weekly), when a 'Poor Slave' will take the chair, and explain the ! means by which slavery may be abolished ...