... Chalrieville, county Cork, grocer snd puhlican. Jas. Crawford, llivermnount, county Dublin, gent,. The heads of thp Anti-Slavery Associations are pre ; paring to deal a deadly blow to the already ieeply-sufferinig West Indian's. Circularsa ave, we understand ...

... nature and objects of the present system ? Tyranny begot it, injustice conoeeved it, dsept- tism fed' it on the wages of slavery, and the sweat and blood of millions reared it to maturity. Its chief counsr'lors were false.- hood and deceit, and its h ...

... Irish. rmen (cheers).~ Be had to complain of rue Quakers. In L~ondotn and every whete else, they affected a hot, or of Negro slavery, and were topposed to the -punishment of. death. He was a, Pmember of she committee for tbe~ahortiorr of the purtistiwant ...

... Mlfaga=ine. IMMEDnIATE EXTINCTION OF COLONIAL SLAVERY.- What is meant by Immediate Emancipation ?The fol- lowing is the answer to this question, which has been published as the explanation of the Anti-Slavery party :_ The right of property in man must be ...

... vote for me ; their brethren in England are very fond of me. I assisted them in their exertions to put an end to Colonial slavery (bear, bear), and the awful arnd unnatural punishment of death; for oh, imprisonment and transportation, remote from kindred ...

... pickpockets, for they belong to that class, who have been coming in among them; they will thus liberate thernsel'es from the slavery to which they have subjected themsel-ts. Observe, I speak only of those who are linked togillet by unlawhtl oaths. The clergy ...

... seconded by Mr. P. Kirwean, passed unani- mously. Mr. John O'Brien, in moving the next resolution, said, that of all things slavery was ithe most inhuman practice I man could be guilty of. Mr, O'Brien then referred to the appalling fiets related in one of ...

... monopoly, and the committee o) oln combination, and the quarrels of the grocers and publi- | lo calls, and Canadas, and. negro slavery, and the tithe bill, I I i shall now come to say a few words to you on the suslject of li the municipal corporation reform ...

... separate, instead~ of cousohidating our friendls.- It is that which has made Ireland a slave, and will con- tinue her iii slavery, till the little clamourers are put ilowu-(chi'0rs)till we overtop the littlo sprouts of' malice and revenge-overcome the ...

... of- the .society is the total abolition of slavery,'' arid to effect this they propose to cir-d ,Culate;: both at [home and abroad, accurate infor- mnatibnd'on'the enormities .of the slave trade and slavery; to furnish evidence to the inhabitants ofa ...

... empire, the Irish do not obtain one-sixth of the representation . This injustice enters like iron into the soul, and brands slavery upon the sensesiive mind f of Ireland. TIhe Young blood of Ireland wvill boil in a struggle to get rid of this insulting injstice ...

... system of Sunday baking and cooking which has from time immemorial rendered the life of the working baker one of unceasing slavery, and that of the master a condition of unrelaxed anxiety. Mr. David Johnston, of Peckham, was moved to the 1 chair. From the ...