... SLAVERY. Another great alteration lias been made in the Kill for the emancipation the slaves. The term apprenticohip/'as the continued period of slavery, to be established by Act of Parliament, is called, government has consented to abridge from 12 ...

... SLAVERY AND EMANCIPATION. Almost concurrently with the receipt of the news that Fort Sumter had been taken, or rather had been knocked to pieces, intelligence was brought of another event infinitely more important and decisive. If the one gave tokens ...

... SLAVERY. When the house met on Thursday last week, affe,- the Whi tsun IsQlydays, the debate the question of emancipating the West India slaves was resumed. Mr. Stanley announced several important alterations the plan originally proposed hy him. The chief ...

... SLAVERY. Au immense number of petitions have been pre. seined to Parliament, praying for the abolition of Slavery the West Indies, Mr. Fowel Buxton's motion fixed for Tuesday next, but is generally believed that will put off, and wait for the developement ...

... 4 SLAVERY. chan ge has been made in the Ministerial Plan for emanci es, They pating the slaves in the West India hav ibg e given up the pretence of a loan of £15, the retyy n of hon 000,000 .to the planters, and with st acknowledgments comes a fit cf ...

... SLAVERY. The Anti-Slavery Society published an Address the Electors Great Britain and Ireland, from which take the following extracts: Fellow Countrymen,—lt is with the deepest regret, that find ourselves compelled by the disappointment of our just e ...

... THE SLAVERY HUMBUG. The contemplated alteration in the sugar duties, announced the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Monday ght, Uin accordance with the wishes of the Auti-Slavery ociety. Foreign free-labour sugar to be admitted at the reduced duty of ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The celebrated Moses Roper, who made his escape from slavery, delivered an address in the Methodist Tabernacle, in this city, on Monday evening last. The meeting was very respectably attended, though not so numerously as was anticipated ...

... is asserted to be the cause of strife between the countries, we wish to indicate briefly the nature of Brazilian slavery. Of course, slavery anywhere is condition of existence to be deplored, and, as soon as possible, to be abolished, but although the slave ...

... SLAVERY AND RELIGION A nineteenth century Prrer tue is mm England to preach a new crusade. It was the Roman Cathobe Church the that gave Impetus in the middle ages to thease great expeditions which, not attended with any permanent military were the means ...

... addressed the meeting in a very appropriate speech, in which he expa' ted on the nid ulated the horrors of the ystem of slavery, and con friends of its abolition the they h now rrived at in sceing it putan end the consummation of their d to; after which ...

... Negro Slavery, meaning to cast any teflection mn the West India interest. In the nt of his duty he would first allude to the great mortality which existed in those colonies, particularly in those which raised sugar, and We had 20 where slavery consequently ...