... PRO-SLAVERY AND NO SLAVERY. England has got over the Pro-slavery fallacies: t shallowest, openest, most discreditable, that ever sent to the limbo of defeated frauds. The struggle is for empire, said the noodles, i^ ■as the struggle with the garotters ...

... SLAVERY. The Ilfurning Post has been instituting a comparison between the state of white slavery in England and black slavery in the Went Indies, by printing in juxta-position the evidence illustrative of the atrocious barbarities committed in the factories ...

... ON SLAVERY. An authoress is the eve of appearing before the public in work calculated, as we think, to throw a clear and impartial light upon the state of society in the West Indies; written, as we are told, not with any view to the present crisis, but ...

... audience at this particular season, to the importa subject of slavery. He feared that our great allies, anC Spain, and America, were united in the determination extend the system of African slavery, and that in resisting their endeavours England had nearly ...

... SLAVERY. PROCEEDINGS OF THE BAHAMA HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. Wednesday, Dec. 3, IS23.—According to order, the House resolved itself into Committee the whole House, on his Excellency the Governor's message the 1 ith ultimo, and the documents aecompanving the ...

... SLAVERY. his majesty's■ GovEftNMEH-r foa the 1 QKADUAL EXTI«CrtOH Ot SLAVERY' tit'the WEST INDIES. dave may claim an labourer on the following ter.ua clothing.aTHl allowances, Vy .»*i, be »s give his master three-fourth of his time, leaving to settled ...

... SLAVERY. The Morning Advertiser thus speaks Lord Brougham's magnificent Speech on the Slavery Question One ofthe most magnificent displays Of intellect and oratory that was ever made in the British Parliament, or perhaps in any other assembly in the ...

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... SLAVERY On Thursday afternoon week, Captain Stewart met the Anti-Slavery committee of this town and a number of ladies interested in the subject, in Mr Marshall’s School. toom, Stramongate. He made some general statements connected with the present state ...

... SLAVERY. The follow ins description of a human sale is taken from Mr Arfwedson's travels in the United States, just published. It is not for us to deal damnation round the land, or, speaking with the feelings excited by the perusal this narrative ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Jefferson, one of the wisest and most popular Presidents the people of the United States ever had, thus speaketh of slavery and its effects on the manners of the people:— There must doubtless be an unhappy influence on the manners ...

... COLONIAL SLAVERY. BT A PRACTICAL PLANTER AND ENGLISH FAtIMF.JI. Answer to two paragraphs which appeared, in the Globe; and to the exhibition of the negro hoe in of Commons on the 18th inst. 't . Answer to Slavery in Jamaica, takenfrom some* thing called ...