... SLAVERY IN ALGIERS. No sooner Is any one declared a slave than he is instantly stripped of his clothes, and covered with a species of sack- ' cloth; he is also generally left without shoes or stockings, and often obliged to work bare-headed, in the scorching ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. The Earl of LICHFIELD presented several petitions from parishes in Staffordshire and Norfolk, praying the abolition of negro slavery. Lord SUFFIELD presented 100 petitions, praying the total and immediate extinction of colonial slavery, from ...

... SLAVERY IN TEXAS. .11,411 n loo king more lei sure ly ov er our files of Texan 1.c0w11.4 brought by th e l ast ma il, we fi n d th e two fol- articles in the Galveston Civilian, which, though -waitt verbose, will throw some light on the 110P°rt3 recently ...

... SLAVERY STATISTICS. ...

... COLONIAL SLAVERY. Mr. F. BUXTON said he had several petitions to present against colonial slavery, but should then request to present only two—one from the deputies of the Dissenters' congregations, and the other from 30 of the Clergy of the dkcese of ...

... SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIES. I cordially congratulate you upon tile final settlement by the Supreme Court of the United States of the question of slavery in the territories, which had presented an aspect so truly formidable at the commencement of my a ...

... the exertions of the Anti-Slavery Society. It was far from his Wish to be so understood as had been represented to , the feelingq of those rrho thought with him upon the subject, as to the phrase immediate abolition of slavery. What he meant by immediate ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. Earl SPENCER - presented a petition from a certain parish in the county of Northampton, praying for the Abolition of Slavery in the West Indies. The Earl of ROSEBERY presented a similar petition from Glasgow, signed by thirty-nine thousand ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM said a petition had been intrusted to him, which he had unfortunately mislaid, but the purport of which he wished to state. It thanked their lordships for what they bad already done, but prayed for their constant and unremitting ...

... Gurney truly said, at the annual meeting of the Anti-Slavery Society in 1841, that, If a supply of cotton could be obtained from any other part of the world, no greater stab could be given to slavery United States.. My belief, sir, is, that it . would ...

... SLAVERY ADVERTISING. (From the Tobago Chronicle.) Slavery never assumes so revolting a form as when it appears in the shape of cool, deliberate, matter of fact advertisements in a newspaper. How fearfully deadened to everything like right feeling must ...

... SLAVERY AND COTTON. TO THE EDITOR. SlR,—Lord John Russell, Earl Grey, and the Manchester school, the sages who, in 1816, told us that slavery would be superseded by free labour, by placing the duty on slave produce in British ports on an equality with ...