... Subjefls which ace full oa ?? ; »on Senfe— the tett $ eaic tn „_e Wcllli# v . j Noaii ?? Allt . lof of |be li7c ...

... embers of Parlia- I to mernt. Such, he ?? was:.thr crfis to Which Adari.. to nidration was drawn,, that it had no choice hot Slavery rh fcorithe ecuotry, or punillhment on thernielves ; and he ;e would, finally, imnprefs on the nain'da f hia Msjffly's hei ...

... Rhodes. It is lump6ssible t de- scribe the joy of these hrenhneii, 'onl theiric6uritry again, after so long ahdlnl4r ble a slavery. Th 'e greater' part are decayed, sick, and ag&l; but all their isfortunes were forgotten, on the sight of their native country ...

... ns to est4ibl4sh ,a Black Aristo- i cracy6{,reat inen, syho shall gbvei'n ?? at ?? i VlelncQisltillue thie great(4nass ir slavery. At the great mass re -valt, Tpr of eising a disposition to retrt& lary, ifrall thlen ra hicn'trit'efirn to it; 'Vtit deteititied ...

... it: was not so extended or diversified in its principle as he believed his would be. He did not mean to put an end!to- the slavery already in existence, but he meant to endeavour tb prevent any- fresh creation of it. The reason-why he could not fix a time ...

... had contifuted -Democrats or s, .lacsbitis at rthe creation, perhaps Slavery would inot have exiltcd ;but a, lie hait iso fuels Citutilelors, it pleafed Ihim iti ordlain that Slaver'y fhouldi exift itt Africa! and s1 -is it has esitled there fiince the ...

... ? carfied-to the Lords by 'Mr. Wilber- ?? Tuefday Lordi Percy mbved' for leave to bring in ?? for gradually abolifliing Slavery in his Miiajefty's fettlemeilts ?? the 'Welt Indies.-Lord-. H. Petty, givitig-all Ldt'e refjpea to the motives which 'urged ...

... kour abbage, ibe juice of his vacciniuni, ancd his ectar qucaes.e^ Sleep %%hich renders him titl- inmd'ul ol his abjeft slavery and baizbaroims fe, lie particularly indulges; sleeping alwatys her eating, and going early to his bed. Ihe rincipal articles ...

... to thie heart her renethurance rertlains, Yet dark are the ties where no liberty shineth, And sad the renienlbranee that slavery stains. Oh thou ! 1who wert born it the cot oi the peasant, But diest of langour in Lufury's dome, Our vision, when alisevit-our ...

... bttrthen hay. A iwhad beets takeit of l. the quston of thc Catlahuii disiibilities,. as if that ~body 'Were inl a stt f actual. slavery,, inflicted[ 511100 ffiem h the Il illisterg ?? att l iitolgiatile but ill oider to prove taifm iittrmerandc Jidsult exist ...

... of tflie sea; thtcy are tightiien, in a eautse, thec success of which is oniv to rivet their clfiuis, atnd confirin tieir slavery; thev aret figinmin te place hei r bleotes at tile vill of a man to whom the sweet-feeling that is excited by the idea of ...

... last Session prolcnged for tha puirpose of cnabling our Q araies to pursue the object of the tedemption of a nation, fronm slavery, by joi.nng wvith vigour in tilecause, especially s as Russia was acting urpnI, the satune principle hi a place fir t remnoved ...