... country, and those who think with him, will join us (hear, hear). He opposed the Catholic question, he said, because popery and slavery were allied. If we do not run a race of rivalry in independence with him, then was he right, and we deserve not to be free ...

... this wvoik of charity, antI lie desired also to assist in it. After a ih roost liminous review of the state of West India slavery-a he severe censure on those in Parliament, who, while advocatiitg Negro eraicipatijn, are the consltant shlves of tite Minister- ...

... join with him, as I shall always do, ill any attempt to put an end to the atrocious and unchristian system of West India slavery (cheers). 1 he same feeling of harmnony, the same unmixed love of liberty and freedom, per- vaded the dense meeting; all were ...

... treaty with Peru ; on the contrary, the Separatist party were known to be most adverse to the laivs for the abolition of slavery, and some had even, sent a petition to Congress begging their, suspension. The letters from La Guayra come down to die' middle ...

... Helots in the hands of our sister, (sister for what ?) bewers of wood and drawers of water, reduced alike to beggary and slavery, without a single exertion to stem the torrent of devastation ? The recent dirty on glass, has ruined almost every dealer ...

... seems to us a ra- tional, candid observer. The reports to Parliament, wh ch called down on him' the vituperation of the anti-slavery re- porter, we have not seen. The first volume is occupied by a tour through Haiti this is elucidated by a map; the second ...

... any peril I will perform it (great cheering), I now say that Ireland mest be raised from her present state of meanness and slavery to the proud station she once held in the nations of the world- Ireliudandmaet be emancipated from the Union. Good God.! whatdo ...

... vicinity of that which they coul I never attain. He was convinced that there was no race, which was not actuallyin astate of slavery, that was uised with more needless harshness than that to which the petitioners belonged. The stigma, the brand wvas still ...

... they should be obliged to go to the coast of Africa for part of the evidence. The Earl of ELDONobserved, that there was some slavery ?? attending Scotch cases. Qn the motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR, three weeks werc allowed to the new claimant to prepare his ...

... a petition from Frome, against negro slavery. The learned prelate said that slavery was abhorrent to the laws of God, and the house would not be true to itself as a christian legislature, if did not' abolish slavery. Lord DARNLEY presented a petition from ...

... answered, Sir, it is a question whether I shall finish my house, or my house finish me. CONJuGAL UNANIMITY.-Anf anti-slavery petition has been presented to the House of Commons, a rider attached to which, signed by females, excited much laughter, ...

... secretary for the colonies.ady thet thege was no hope of a representative .goveranrent at the `Cape until-slavery was abolished-when did'he 'expect that slavery 'would' be abolished-what had lie done towards forwarding that object? He resisted representation ...