... the ruin which stared him in the face, could vote away millions to the owner of the slave, and the practical upholder of slavery. And now, in conclusion, let me inquire, why the licensed victuallers, with every reality of justice on their side, have been ...

... are aware, are not acknowledged by the body of the mueetings, produce far less excitement in the public mind than an anti-slavery oration. Surely this is a sign of the times which should *malkc the most unthinking pause to consider it attentively, to inquire ...

... compliance with the cap- tious restraints imposed upon them by palace ordinances is instant dismission from office. This is a slavery not ex- ceeded by the Kota itself, to which all subjects of the Celes- tial Empire are obliged to conform previously to their ...

... -which way did le make the rest vote ? The Irish members who voted against Mr. O'CONsNELL, and in favour of the Cabinet and slavery, were in number twenty-seven ! The thing was not adroitly done; but Mr. O'CONNELL, we contend, is a coarse workman, and fit ...

... and summers without a glimpse of the beauties of nature; they may attain that laborious, that invidious, that closely- v ?? slavery, which is mocked M ith the name o, potseer. ...

... on the other estates they are about as numerous as they formerly were. I have every reason to rejoice at the change from slavery to freedom. The rate of wages is stated to be three times as high in that as in any of the neighbouring islands, which maybe ...

... the Tories are said to have given to Ireland; but, as we think of the Whigs on the questions of the Reform Bill and negro slavery, they yielded to public opinion what in safety and in justice they could no longer withhold. But the Whigs in yielding completely ...

... abolition of slavery its tite district of Columbia asd the territories of the United States, and against the removal of slaves frost ene state to another, are a part of a plan of operations set on foot to affect the institutiolo of slavery its the several ...

... abuse of the ex-chancellor's jnd'lyqnents. W1hat did he say of these judgments, on the 25th of May last, at the great anti-slavery meeting.- You, my lordl, who are the first judge in chancery that ever showed the suitors they could obtain despatch and ...

... quseao-hie mecant the absolitions of miegro slavery: and he cordially agreed in the praise bestowed Jp her Majesty's speech on the conduct of bthe colonies in carrying luto effects the abolitiots of'slavery in the colonies; hut lisa was Surpsrised that ...

... of slavery. At that time the subject had very few friends out of doors, and still fewer in the house -in fact nothing could wear a more forlorn aspect-yet, praised be God, slavery has now been abolished by law, and all England is one anti-slavery society ...

... said in the House of Lords, be stated that the number of our forces in India were higher than they had been for some years. SLAVERY. Lord FALsIERsTON (in answer to SItr R. Inglis's inquiry) stated that the treaty with Portugal regarding the suppression of ...