... Chance, or her determination to go through every street, brought her at last to the one in which he who hail won her heart in slavery, was living in a prosperous condition. The crowd drew the family to the window: his servant recognised her, and Gilbert Becket ...

... is, to prevent vessels from coming to this island from any , State or place where Negroes and People of Colour are held IS slavery. The prisons have aU been thrown open, and more than four thousand poor souls have been liberated. It is too shocking to relate ...

... Hastings, to be placed in the Court Room. 54. Society instituted for the Relief of the Houselcss poor. was Exti•pation of Negro Slavery in America. ▪ Twemi.four Prisoners arraigned at the Old foe forged Bank notes. 5-. J. A. Curroll and A. ViVeumont both convicted ...

... nor boagulfsalosid . l but let as Okirgot the unhappy of fortfashers, they looked sp counted the mown that the throe their slavery and sufferings; oar brethren' in Africa sow look up and count the moomethat marked the time of their happier., and freedom ...

... asearler ; Aid said, o chains ;ail) thee, oral of love avid bravery I ' TY, wanes were made for the pore sad never sound in slavery. WIWI sirmie raise and pelt Daramm. Mysterious keeper of the key ape. the gates of Oft la the wildest, simplest stroir ...

... meat, mast we overlook his own private wrongs, and of warring countrymen. Plunged as Wales was state of the most oppressive slavery, the revolt of her brave people W3l an act of venial, nay of commendable, self-defence, rather than traitorously disloyalty ...

... leaving his high calling, neglecting his uneducated millions, had traveiled to the south of Europe to rivet the chains of slavery round the nuke of the Neapolitans( Hear, 4:or, dear I )round the neck of every Spaniard, German, Frenchman, and Englishman ...

... under the Act of Abolition, and by his Majesty's authority, in our Islands and Colonies; chewing that, from the prevalence of slavery as well as ignorance, they were exposed to various dangers; and that thole whose terms had expired, were no longer under the ...

... virgins, all who were advanced in years were stabbed or had their throats cot, and the young and beautiful were reserved for slavery and pollution. _ _ ...

... building up of their own happiness. SOUTH ASIFRI CA too, which forty years ago, in the midst of natural riches, was buried in slavery, and wretched and poor and miserable only in the character of her population, whilst she is row bristling with republits, ...

... fall under certain enemies, than an a Curt of Jestice under certain laws. For though the rest of the English, can suffer slavery to b e the property of the men of Kent.— Four thieg s t h ow i d never flatter us—familiarity with Princes —the caret, of ...

... 'Vara. . Tardres , Eynps„ Pridlinin, nod lvit,sn. t & , Peunlicoke; Davies. Ihveriordn titatlisnyt, Nat berths Unglue's. slavery; Willi.ong, and Vau(han, floret. t lduistil. , dent. ins, Dv yi e„ and Li. , et, is by all respectable Medicine Vender.. or ...