... many the enormous evil of slavery, and of convincing them of their practical and constitutional connexion with slavery; and that we rejoice in the efforts that are making to free some of the Churches from the incubus of slavery. And we trust that the ' ...

... SLAVERY. The ?? ?? Society held their usual monthly meeting in the Royal Exchange, on Wednesday night. The lecture-room was crowded to excess; very many persons must have gone away for want of accommo. dation. The great attraction of the evening was Mr ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL, TO THR EDITOR OFP TU PRUDMe. Si-In your issue of to-day appears a notice taken from the Pall Hall Gapette of the working of slavery il Brazil. The Pal MaU Gazaek, which seems t, have madea set against Bral, ?? lead persons to Suppose ...

... sooner purchased themi, than they ellndeavour to dispose of them at a higher pi-ice. Others, who have been longerin a state of slavery, appear resigned to their lot; but the condition of their bodies bears indisputable evidence of the barbarous treat- mniit ...

... by the Anti-Slavery Delegates of England, Ireland, and Scot- land, and other poblie bodies, when we consider the strong ties subsisting between us, and when we consider that the long-wished for event of a total abolition of negro slavery, for which every ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. The following article from a correspondent at Nevis, which appears in the last number of the Christian Ad-14 vocate, shews the brutality which may be, even in des- pite of nominal laws, xercised towards slaves in) the West Indies. At the ...

... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Official correspondence from February, 1895, to the middle of June last, respecting slavery in the Zanzibar dominions, was issued last night as a parliamentary paper. Writing to Lord Salisbury on February 20th, of the present year ...

... tbe extinction of Slavery. but Whether or not lhe will attend the debates in Parlia- ment whven that quiestion shall be discussed ; herein taking spe-1 cial care not to be deceived by genenil professions of disappro- bation of Slavery, but ascertaining ...

... LECTURE ON SLAVERY. Mr. Douglass delivered his second lecture on Slavery on Tuesday evening last, in tire Wesleyan M-ethodist Chapel, Donegall-Square. At the hour appointed for commencing tile lecture (halifpast seven), the chapel was crowded in every ...

... would maintain the Mohammedan law : and all ancient customs, including slavery. The committee would, however, respectfully submit that for the Mohammedan local law or custom of i slavery to override the law of Great Britain in a r district adiministered by ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. The following copy of Lord Normanby's first dispatch, as Colonial Secretary, is equally credit- able to the head and heart of the writer Downing-street, 28th February, 1839. Sir-In addressing to you the first official communication since ...

... claimed myself ready to go through the length and breadth of the laud and sound the anti.slavery alarm, to summon forth the old feeling of opposition to slavery which I knew existed in t he hearts of the people of Scotland. We went to Perth, Dundee, Arbroath ...