... syas read a first thie. On presenting a jietition from the Surrey Anlti- Slavery Society, Mn. DnINIsoN asked Lord Fran- cis Golver whether milnisters meant to Iland over the slavery question to the colonial legi9latures or to taoe it up ?? ? Lo6D 1. Goarn ...

... attempt agai,,st tileir libelty, immediately cried out long lire the constituitioni, (Ton with Bolivar and the agen~ts of slavery , after which they camie to blows, and blzood was shed onl both sides. Gencial Padilla, devoteul to the cause of the people ...

... presented a petition, praying the house to 'arry its resthlttistns into effect, in respect to the anteltoi'trtiuit of ie'gro slavery.-Ma. IMtA- asi:st. said the contlitien of the slaves s'as much auteliorated ltistriances oni their lives might now 'be e6fected ...

... thirty miles a-day besides walking e bitcic unladen some part of each turn ! Their re- a muneration for this nopaialleled slavery is from Ss. t to t)s. per day ; each turn from the distance of e Isleworth being, 4s. or dIs. 6d. ; and from that of r Ha ...

... (4uildli.l, Carnarvoli, pursuant to public notice, b extensively circulated, for the-purpose of' establish w 1 ing an Auii-Slavery Society in that neighbourhood. sl ?? this occasion Mr. R. Roberts, presided. [hie at nibsiness of the mueeting was ooied, ...

... friends, he ay silent ? Nay ; but if we have hzearts to feel, let us re raise our voice against the abominable system ofil slavery. Hsumanity demands that we should do i this. Low as the negro slave is reduced, though i sunk deep in misery, yet let us not ...

... tleuse days for alty portionl of tite ptessa to tell u5 of the liberty en- joyed in t111 goodl old ti11es ' of Ae idal slavery and 1Ro011man Catholic ascendiancy; butt 11 o1ll of the papisticali editors hiare beet only reccnitly illi- ported, We ?? ...

... i men, w-omen, and children, in the- same say, anmd P' keep them as long as they tfuiik fit ii. a state no st better than slavery. The men are paid a paistie Y (about three-pence sterling) per Iad, the -eo ' al ?? a ,paistre anid tile- hildren a-quarter ...

... eiO aiiclreligons ihert~y tire rallyinrg cry for- tire adl- elas rinoelcrrirt Of thrat very relaiion whrose gerius i lst slavery itself. Civil arid rehigions liberty ]rrcqr -e, dirt-ireusr earl conitwt oey-its prinirelhei 'Iec a iild its Iracrti ces lire0 ...

... suiffered to re. ilaili) ili their prtinclt sht it 'I ignmili 51ce, idle lCss, ,cva,,t, lanl that lilria filil( 'IdtIicl slavery %which is tiue eve C(ldest lltel Comai oni hl of vvauO~ It mlay no doubt he alleged, tilat loony of' them are Crafty, blo ...

... raius falling almost daily; marketU fol- lawinig their example ?? helM at tie L(1aba in Vain, Peckhnil by tire Ladies' Anti- Slavery Assorlation, to encourage the sale of match. pots and titst Inlia sugar, and to make the nig- yej r's c.azge place and colour ...

... both werec iltihintely takeii to Srinsiaiii for ixdju- gdiviation. TI'le shipl) prosed to haie caine from !e Brazil, oii a slavery voyage to the coast of Aft-ha, P- and it few dlayn aflter was captured by the sehtooier'. IL L Tis l'e Ciew that left Brazil ...