... the re- collection of our readers. At the conclusion of the evidence the Jary found a verdict of Not Guilty. Effects of Slavery.-A New York paper of the 10th nIt. announces. sit the following cool, dry, matter-of-fact style, the intended execution of ...

... meeting was hold in the Theatre, on Thursday evening last. On the stage were Mr. Cobden, M.P., George Thompson, Esq., the anti-slavery lecturer; Mr. Moore, Colonel Thompson, and the Committeh of the Preston Anti-Corn-Law Association. Anti.Corn-Law mottoes were ...

... conimu. nicant athoe Lord's8 Supper.-_.Duhbin SHfatesvnan. France.-The governxment, it is said, has determined on abolishing slavery In its colonies. A sum of twomillions Sterling is to be appropriated, In imitationa of the, English plani In purchasing fror ...

... bodies even of young females are seared with red-hot irons, in order that they may bear about upon them the degrading mark of slavery. There are also, in another room, copies of the engraving of this picture, in six different stages. Te Mocl Mayor,`* by ...

... 'pronticc in M May 1772, to oni Johirisoi, a Dutch loo11- weaver, oit u Ncwton 3101ool iu the plrisli of Mottrani bitt Ilitillg slavery ii all shapes, I by Divine Providence (raiilig] nily st old seull-liat to the mitles), ofs Novemi 'or 19'th. 1729, s, commeliced ...

... owls to hoot ill; and her deeds at Of umatclhless prowess ol the deep. I Be only ?? in idle songm,, - To soothe the eat of' slavery. t- -me ?? ' - And yet how far all this was wrong How very few have lived, like ii To witness in this jubilee I I listened ...

... wise; coolness-for other men arc cold; selfishness-for every one is struggling for ?? own. This is all false, all bad; the slavery chain of custom, riveted by the foolishness of fashion: because there is ever a band of men and women, who have nothing to ...

... Sir Rtibert expresied bisentire concurrenee inone af te leading prineiplesof the society, that it was by abe abolition of slavery alonie tat we 'could'ever hope for the extinction of the slave trade..-Anti. Slver1y Reporter. Durin'gthealast Wakefeld fair ...

... the third resolution, said he presumed he had become known mn America because of his ablorence to tile accursed system of slavery in existence there. It had been his privilege to be, perhaps, the first ministeri in Great Britain who with his congregation ...

... from I £29,842,014 to £28,516,882. The state hypocrites. who object to the introduction of sugar front Cuba on the score of slavery, feel no such scruple with regard to copper front the same place, although the mines are worked exclusively by slaves. Sir ...

... Pauline, belonging to a.personnllamed Rappeneck, for brutal. treatment of her mietrenj, : The dis- ?? on this trldl place the slavery of the southern states in a very revolting light. The master used to cohabit with the' slave in question, and promoted her ...

... Intelse a',daoia pecuso Iasie-dj infusionnof llb~rty lntevary institution, and, L a precusor, d.ttlesperdiel. anothihaletlon of slavery in the Vnittfl- thae. mtt thte readetfor a siainlnirt contrast ANoun ica vv;i Ruffghk th an~ l- dogra ed of nll Iturbpeti ...