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... states that every class of society, from Pashas and Beys down to a petty shopkeeper, indulges in the lux- ury and vice which slavery affords :— No one can pretend to respectability —a sort of social franchise—without this qualification. No un- Married man ...

... not his chief motive love of adventure and glory ? What would have been said of an Englishman who, before the abolition of slavery in Brasil, had placed bimeelf at the head of a band of Yankee adventurers, and, under the of civilising the coun , had annexed ...

... strong position in a denas thicket of reeda, The attack was very successful, the were, taken slain, dy storm, and 140 af the slavery’ party being also capta Ww ¢ thé. re- many of mainder fled inland. The captives, in explas mand, said the attack made upon ...

... consider that there bad beea, nor could have been, any malive,and refused the application. Awtt-Staveny Masrmo oe — An anti- Slavery meetin was held at the Town Hall, on Friday evening last, w en a large audience assombled to hear accoants of the Slave trade ...

... effect, was 0 by bim; of Hindoos to make em of the Reformed Parliament, his was marked with great vigour, at the abolition of slavery the | was issued he retired into life. Ho had ever taken a lively interest in the ed movement, and had erected bis native ...

... ciations are a mine yet unexhausted. An article Sons of Ham’’ will be of interest at the present moment, when the African Slavery question fs ented oo much discussed. Fiction is adequatel titled “ Wil- lows.” by “Zelda's Fortune” and a short slory on ...

... the most favourable wament in that country. The Gov- of im ie composed entirely of natives, and yet they ect their faces slavery, declared that it shall pot exist in i At we found an Arab one of the ports in M nacoda in for a year earryi t ng on trade ...

... feo er of the ment as signed had been received, Rae Dr. Ki ported that it oon stipulations for the more tual suppression slavery Barrisu Sypyscts m to Lord SANDON. In En ree FIRED, regretted to have to the Hoese that the latest reporte from Rio bold oat ...

... in his character as a priest; in other words, he contracts himself, to the arguments of Cardinal Cullen, into a sort moral slavery wherein he is liable to be libelled and defamed and deprived of emoluments and character without the privilege of redress ...

... the Lord Chief Stricktand’s father wee an ald friend of the of the witness was postpoued until next morning EAST AFRICAN SLAVERY. — The Cblogne Gazetts publishes the following letter, A dated Zanzibar, May 9:— Before leaving, Mombesa, Sir Bartle Frere ...

... over the Northern States for ma: yeare before 1861 was a good illustra- tion of this, ‘te eir one object was to maintain slavery and to extend its area, and to this end they worked the whole power of the Union, of which they obtained the command by the ...