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... IWITE SLAVERY. TO TVE EDITOR op. REYNOLDS'S NEWSPIAPER. SiP,-The British barmaid has lately occu- pied a very large share of public attention.. Metany complaints have been made from time to time as to the long hours and cruel treat- l'sent the Hebes who ...
... Secretory for ereign - i afrse, For it showed that t0 Government do itot comprehend the feeling of this countrY on the subject of slavery nor the utter illegality of the pecilliar institu- tion in any form under the Britis flag. This i3 really m point of ...
... BRZTISH SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF ltMYNOLDS'S NEWSPYMEM. SiEn,-A letter appeared in your issue of the luth inst., bearing the above designation, and referring to the wretched condition of hoppers in Kentaud Sussex during the ilve or six weeks the hopping ...
... made.. But we late, detest, and despise the enemy ifar more thanv we love and admire slavery, and, f our liberties canndt be:gained but by 'the sacrifice of slavery, we are prepared to make that sacrifice; adi.to' urge that sacrifice upon our coun- trymen ...
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... iin v.odu~r. s~, imaedia~ely ~ingSthe ziegroeti ;l'he Eniau7 _r arg.es lthat indepondenbe i4 deaer tothe a.ogthothan-negro slavery., .Sall. t w, .asav, 'proiog the war for use laeo ur ne~roem ? Shall we Sacrifice our Childiren- to :peserve our rlaves? ...
... SLAVERY IN THE TRANS VXaA. THE following is a translation of a letter in the African Patriot (Dutc-) of April 8, on the assertion that the annexation of the South African Republic was justified by the existence of slavery:- In the first place, I ask, ...
... the amsdiprps o may be threeult of ourgyptia Polily, I hope that a t ?? blow may be struck..at this iubwn, ave trade i and slavery. Letters bfbympotiy weis also reived I froutthobsishop- of Ciriisle,%Lod Ial'f~ad~ Lord -Lawtenc% Sir J. gaii Fa, a Liddon ...
... sincerely be. lieve, a common cause, urge us, at the present moment, to address you on the subject of that system, of negro slavery, which still prevails so extensively, and with such frightful results, in many of the vast regions of the western world. We ...
... aboli- lion of slavery in the island of Porto fl~co, and their hope L hat the same course will be adopted wvith regtard to Cuba, ogether w.ith his reply.-.I am yours '.rnly, BENJAMLN ?JTTL ASUJ, Secretary. British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, 27, New ...
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