... first to the world first give the alave trade, and finally last extorted © The concessions ‘the conscience of the nation, in slavery, a consummat! which was anly reached last defiance, that is ‘say, of the moral con to set the the negrees in Brazil. So us ...

... Royal and his own procia. mation. His Majesty announced that the had acoepted Portuguese (Government invitation to an Anti-Slavery Conference it was would at Brussels, which, have @ good result. The King then said—Re- cently the patrivtic aspirations of ...

... was held to rancorous contempt. Before O Connell's time the Irish Catholics took all this as matter of course. The iron of slavery had entered into their souls sufferance was the badge all their tribe. O’Connell was the first Irishman who returned railing ...

... says, “From the authors who aro “ Lisbon wo can draw “ quoted by the industrious pricie writers of after proof not only that slavery and the clave trade existed “ end exist in the regions now in question, but also that in numerous instances Portu- © guese ...

... of July, 1844. These are some of its lines. ** With a Freeman's sword will I Dig my grave : I cannot die Like bed-ridden Slavery. Whether Tyranny encored, Whether Treachery be fee’d, Manly death shall be my meed. Though by thronfed falsehoods spent. The ...

... from one of their great markets, tho stated in a letter we published yesterday and 25 fe- es is attri- secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society, attempts to evade the law, whic of the to be severely punished, are sti es require ° ¢ of a seri- in the immediate ...

... and forced them to lower the eneign. The telegram concludes saying, war is imminent.” It is stated that the Belgian Anti-Slavery Society intends to despatch an expedition Central Africa, which will proceed towards Lake Tanganyika. The Capo mail brings ...

... Episcopal Church, ‘bat has 14,135 ministers and 2,093,93,. members The Church in the Southern States, that from this one the of slavery, nut that now out of the way they are again approaching each otlu r, has 4.530 ministers and 1.102.926 members There are number ...

... mncome may be, always live under it. You will tihu protect your liberty and business integrity, and guard yourself against the slavery and humiliation of debt, which is too often the precursor and the incentive to commercial dis- honour. Most of the alleged ...

... one 'of their greantagkete, though, as is8' statediin a .lotter we -published -yesterdayW fromn the 'eerary,' of' the Aeti-Slavery Sociietytaudacious - attempts' ?? evnde: the --law, y winch ;have lto he-seterely punlished, are still made ini the ima m ...

... by . miracles, condition of woman under T*gnism and, under Christianity, warfare fin hganand Christian times, slavery under 1.g ism and slavery under: Christianity, |lAfinber. kindred topics tha1 always possess 'bdbtg interest and attactiveness. -:A ch ...

... and their Letungings became the pruperty of the and these who the sword were, high and low alike, reduced ty a and cruel slavery. (Hear. hear.) Will it be otberwise with the loyal party in Ireland if the war whoop of exit xbould be turned ints the conquering ...