... SLAVERY. At the late term of the Charles County Circuit Court, coloured man, named Henry Green, aa cxhorter, was convicted for receiving a hog knowing to have beeojstolen, and sentenced to the penitentiary for three years. He a man of apparently sixty ...

... METHODISM AND SLAVERY. I other symptoms of the coming storm, which threatens to make the Presidential contest for 1860 ominous one for the BUve Power, the attitude assumed tbe various religious sects, most of which are now beginning feel that they are ...

... SLAVERY AS IT IS Just Published, price 2s fid, WILFRED AND MARY, OR, FATHER AND DAUGHTER. A Domestic Comedy, illustrative of American Slave Life. By Theodore St. 80. Edinburgh: Myles Macphail. Glasgow: Murray & son. PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL AND RESTAURANT ...

... SLAVERY IN ABYSSINIA Sir Austen Chamberlain, answering Commander Kenworthy, said he bad no information as to how slaves from the Abyssinia hinterland reachéd the coast of the Red Sea, and he did meot think it his business to make representations to ...

... SLAVERY. Under the present ruler, Abyssinia is slowly advancing in civilisation. In 1Q23 it amilied for entry into the League of Nations and after discussions on the slavery and the traffic in arms in the country admission was granted. Ethiopia has been ...

... SLAVERY. MR JAMES RONALD, formerly of Paisley, now of Chatham, Canada West, in a letter addressed to Mr Robert Cochran, and published in the Paisley Herald of last Saturday, says The institution of slavery in the Southern States of America is the mildest ...

... SLAVERY. FROM 1680 to 1700, 300,000 negroes were taken from Africa to .lintrica—fifteen thousand per )ear—Las sympathy for the Indian, substituted African slavery. It is estimated by the Abbe Bayne! and Cocker that to obtain the present stock in the west ...

... foes, and who have fisd from America to save themszlves, are now lecturing Britons on the beauties of slavery. If thess men are honest champions of slavery, why don’t thay repair without delay to the King of lot of innocent men that are to be beheaded in ...

... LECTURE ON SLAVERY. PARKER PILLSBURT. A public meeting of the members and friends of the Glasgow Emancipation Society, was held on Tuesday evening in the Merchants' Hall, to hear lecture from Mr Parker Pillsburv, of Boston, who has for fourteen years ...

... In this way it has established different conditions of slavery, which are many steps leading from bondage to freedom. The Multequa { distinguishes the state of absolute and unconditional slavery (Kyooleik), the mezoul, the mukiateb, the mudebbir, the ...

... the proceeds of slavery. next showed that the American Sible Society, the Ameri- Tract Society, the Board of Commissions for Foreign Missions, and the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, were all arrayed on the side of slavery, and that no citizen ...

... SLAVERY IN NEW YORK. In and about New York, slavery was a reoognised institution in the seventeenth century. When the Dutch founded the New Netherland they instituted a system of thraldom of the orfinal inhabitanu- for the benefit of the strangers; and ...