... indebtedness. Mr- Thompson w8 mined foe of slaveowners and monopoliata a overand ?? of the most eloqnentand nase of the Anti Slavery Sooiety. Among his ma utteranoes wae aseries of effective lector in reply to the sophisms of the advocates of man, as represented ...

... Afterwards he was educated with the sons of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, and at this time the eoho and excitement of the anti-slavery agitation reached the ears of the eons of the great philanthropist, and their friend's first aspira- tions as a politician ...

... away from home for any considerable period. JAnvie-Feb. 13, aeDigby, eged 110 yearse Mrs. Cathe- rine Jards. She was born in slavery in the United States, and taken to Canada by a Loyalist In 1782. 3ICor-Feb. 36, at South Boston, U.S,, aged log years and ...