... mentioned, who had claimed thir freedom. Let not the advocates of slavery hope fromn this fact to shelter their system from the odium which it desertves for be it remembered, that in Bermuda, slavery exist in a form comparatively mild, and that even in this case ...

... urges us to try It-just to try a it-for a little while, and if the thing work badly- why then to send the bondsmen to their slavery s again. This writer chap, whoever be is, forgets that the Constitution of a mighty Empire, is too serious a c concern to ...

... rted and despairing, they appeared as though hbowing their necka to the yoke, and embracing the chains -of Supesito aind slavery. But a few short months, and how chang. ead is the scene, how reve rse d the ?? night of; sorrow is'psit, the long expected ...

... Gerrge the First, ba firmat frtelnI to'-Stilioos' l~ibet wa proclaimedl M i et~ Belsajn and Itsela foreign and domnestic slavery has bnssee~iuing. civil and rpsli- gious liberty has been advancingk and tbe rlghts oFi'soen, in matters of faith, have boen ...

... means a license to do mischief, arnd liberality consists in giving power to the enemies of liberty; their liberty is our slavery, and their ematicipatiot our destruction. Let us nottheu prove ovet selves enemies to '6 true freedom by breaking the first ...

... rmotive for prosecuting the 3e-and ltirsaro does raot rieed conquest, biut a good Ia 'Istic armiilistratiorithe abolition cif slavery, the ul ed'ucatioin, and iinproverieuts in agriculture ariul~ t arlts. The Sketch takes it for grainted that hnteio does riot ...

... - .1 veil perintiltly. Let its 43 shiilllg it -feehial-rs hiR dis 1i -mirahiiieii nod VescUEd fromn beggary iad lfiti,!jr slavery,- ?? , t thel ilterminable sulldivision 0f its Iii dS, '(las aug ?? a -a Splte s ?? pIelisin, lie checked, at l tha ?? if ...

... could find pretexts surfricient to satisfy his con- science in the connivance at, if not the actual encouragemrent of African slavery, while the poorest descendant of Penn's Pennsylvarnian colonists would have suffered any privation rather than retain even ...

... Roman Catholics, lo I build my only hope for the peace prosperity of Ireland; on their breaking through I bonds of neental slavery in which their church con them, and thus emerging from darkness to light, and f light to knowledge, till eventually they reach ...

... liberties, and to iesist the attempts now going on to subvert our Protestant Constitution, and erect on its ruins that love of slavery and arbitrary power which has invari- ably resulted from the political principles disseminated by the dupes and agents of ...

... second time this day three months. SLAVE TRADE. -THE MAUItTIUS. Mr. F. BUXTON moved for further papers respecting the state of slavery, &c. in the Mauritius. Sir R. FARQUHAR wished to know whether it was intended to proceed in the inquiry. . If the Hon. Member ...

... who-under-the pretence of liberating tile minds of RL Catholics, had exerted her i iividual influence in per- petuating tine slavery of their persons, to use the slang phraseology that has been common on this subject. No such thing, beloved reader, for if ...