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... to oppression, truth to falsehood, freedom to slavery, to support those Candidates only at the ensuing Election who have determined upon adopting measures for the speedy annihilation of Slavery- ; and in that Address they proceed to assure yoa ...
... the same evening. ?? X A NTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. His Royal W. Jm. Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, President, ia Jthe Chair. The GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the SOCIETY for MITIGATING and GRADUALLY ABOLISHING the STATE of SLAVERY thioughout the BRITISH DOMI- ...
... General Fast.— Ordered to be printed. Mr. Siaw presented a Petition from certain bankers and mer- chants of Dublin, against slavery.— Ordered to be printed. Tbe same Hon. Member presented a Petition irom the calico printers of Dublin against the calico duty; ...
... and NATIONAL WEALTH, with Remarks on the Claims of the Silk Trade. J. Hatchard and Son. IS7. Piccadilly. Christianity and Slavery. ? Just, published, l-2ino, *s. fid. bound in canvass, A COURSE of LECTURES preached at the Cathedral and Parish Church of ...
... Lewis (Author of Talesol Terror, &c.) Domestic Manners in the West Indies; by Mrs. Carmichaelâ s. Inquiry into the Stale of Slavery amongst the Romans from the earliest pe- riods till the Establishment or the Lombards in Italy ; by W. Blair, Esq.â 6. Trevelvan ...
... 5 lou - Secretaries. B KIT' -II and FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY the Abolition of Slavery and Uie Slave Trade ¦lorid. vl \l MEETING of litis Society will he held in Exeter . i tiie Sittings of the Anti-Slavery Gonven- ¦ ' ⢠-'4th instant. shed o-ntl.'inen ...
... ch, Cheshire, timber-merchants. ] IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.— Tufsdvy. November 9. i NEGRO SLAVERY. Petitions for the abolition of Slavery iv the Colonies were presented by the Karl of Shahk-burv. from Woodstock ; by the Earl of Carlisle, from ...
... Philanthropists of this Country to prove those feelings of sensibility they expressed iii the cause ol htimanitv on NejTO Slavery, by acting w.th tl.e same ardour and zeal iii ; the cmise of British Se amen. ?? THOMAS URQUHART. Published by R.S. Kirby ...
... RLI A MENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.— Fridat, Feb. 17. SLAVERY. The Marquis of Hertford presented a Petition from the in- habitants of Coventry, praying their Lordships to take some measures for the Abolition of Slavery. The Earl of Tankerville presented a similar ...
... — The Friends jk the Abolition of Slavery are invited to DI N E toge- tin*Freemasons* Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's IW ' ?? . jins DAY, the Ist or August, to celebrate rent e\ ...
... POSTPONED until the ; commencement of the ensuing- year. BENJ. MEREDITH, Secretary. ORITISH and FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY ?? SOCIETY, for the Abolition of Slavery and the Slave Trade throughout the World. The ANNUAL MEETING of this SOCIETY will take place in Exeter ...
... of the Constitution ? Vll. The Scene of the Last Six Books of 'he l.neid ? Vl ll. Plan for the Gradual Abolition of Negro Slavery ? l \. Griffin's Remains ? \. Christopher at the Lakes; Flight Second ? Xl. Duties of the Conservative Party? XII. A New Song ...