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... ANTI-SLAVERY NEWSPAPER. On Wednesday, the 15th of January, 1840, will be published No. 1., Price Threepence, of THE BRITISH AND FOIthIGN ANTISLAVERY REPORTER, a fortnightly stamped Nesspaper, under the direction of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery ...
... a, I ~8 • No. 11,118. ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. AGENERAL MEETING of the « Society for the Mitigation and Gradual Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Dominions, will be held at FREEMASONS' HALL, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, on SATURDAY ...
... lg or disa which truth is,. Slavery fact, that and, and 1 ngland morican )e a sin, and the ion, and legree of for the g or not Union', ive part ais work had the Lured in this risk SUCCOSS leneral, ter, was ted, and hout re- eing re- awk- g with Ils, and ...
... The Society for the Mitigation and gradual Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Dominions have published another pamphlet, entitled The Further Progress of Colonial Reform, professing to be an analysis of the King's coinmunication to Parliament ...
... Petitions were presented against Negro Slavery, by Lord Roden, the Marquis of Ormonde, the Duke of Bedford, the Bishop of London, and Lord What The Earl of GROSVENOR rose for the purpose of presenting two petitions, ore praying for Parliamentary !fellow ...
... commercial glories ;—the love of freedom and the hatred of slavery and oppression—the wish to see our fellow-nations enjoying their national rights, which is the soul of the present War—are amongst the most unselfish, expansive, and elevating motives ...
... this room, where a meeting took place last Monday, at which i t thoie in the bondage agreed to form an anti-slavery league, to symp of slavery, and to unite with ath th abolitionists who were endeavouring to do away with s lavery. e every. He would take ...
... COLONIAL SLAVERY. DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S PROTEST. Protest against agreeing to the proposed amendment to the sth resolution of the House of Commons on Colonial Slavery. Dissentient, Ist. Because it must be supposed that any system of moral and religious ...
... a communication from the Anti-Slavery Committee of Manchester, stating that they did not concur in opinion with the Anti-Slavery Committee of London, that the proposed measure would have any tendency to encourage slavery or the slave trade, and he thought ...
... however !mete, the existence of .slavery within our own prisdietion ought clearl to be put an end to. is for the purpose ortaking into consideration letitions to be presented to Parliament for the aboition of the slavery of negro children born within nit ...
... against negro slavery, and millions are spent in its suppression ; and here, in the very counties from which some of the chief philanthropists have come, we find the agricultural gang system at work, with all the worst brutalities of slavery. And all this ...
... THE CLERGY AND NEGRO DR. GILLESPIE AND THE VETO. SLAVERY. Dr. Gillespie, the successor of the celebrated Latin scholar, Dr. Hunter, forTmany years Professor of Humanity in the University of St. Andrew's, has addressed the following letter to the Fifeshire ...