... Take pomp, pride, ?? puf. White tinsel enough, To gild, arnd to make them go:'down;- Take treachery, kinavery, Poverty, slavery, : - ape, murder, and savage renown. When this you have, done, Take folly and fun, Gantheaume, 'Ireville,-and Arthur O'Connor ...

... tlhe peace- cl officers, was assailed with the most tremendous g. hootings. The cry of OUT, OUT, NO LAS- y CELLES, NO SLAVERY, refoundedthrough d every part of the hall. The Honourable Gentle- do man had, however, the fortitude notwithstanding these ...

... like the . wolf iin the fable' No, Sir, would we say to such a mediator; we prefI eliberty aid li'nger, to plenty to 'and slavery * we desire to be reconciled 'to the person er you mention, but you are no judge. of proper and s u5 adequate terms', attempt ...

... s to rule in ,, which het stoodf all Dresden and Leipsiv~ surrounded6 on' all sides,, nd on iihei verge-of destructiohs- Slavery-that baneful plant-cAn .00 lonligeinthrivpe iio5TrsiEuropeian solThereis someiquality inslsemqrelat-mnqspliere'Of~ F, our ...

... Itiminaai, ; and when the Coogress was held for the fiuial arrangements of the affairs of Europe, he hiopd the aoil!tion of slavery would he prescited to' Frantce as a law recognised by .Englaud aiid bth Allied Sovereiguis-a law to rdirect tbe world, so ...

... Paris, of an insurrection having broken out in Lyons. D The French Papers mast, of course, inn their present ft lt stite Of slavery, -be very cvcurnspect in their commiri- shi rications respecig public events, and never afrtrd any wh information nc the moat ...

... and died itural death Within :hs-e ten days. The petition lo P.vr:ia:n*ut from Uvoehesler, in favour JiT the aboluion of slavery in the British colooie* had id.dcid sign .lures nltached to it. The length of lb* peti- Immi was tPd t. or Lavcaatk* \uizra ...

... object the release of certain Greek and other Christian cap. tives, which the Bey has thought fitto capture and put into slavery. We understand C'ptain W G. HUamilton. C. B. of the Cambrian frigate, a very -spirited correct officer (who had shown much ...

... Woiolley, near Wakefield. . Foter, of Hlmslet, aud educated at tbs Leeds Grammar Stool l ANTI SLAVERY MEETINGS.-The desire of putting oan end to ?? system of' Slavery appears to be almost univer. s: Gal. We mi tioned last weelc that a County Meeting had been ...

... several other topics have been tllscoBssd; at fgr~eat lenglth; am~iongst w~hich the Silk Trmae, ,d ,the ameliortItioe- of Slavery are not the eio¢(t gsti~iiiorlirnt A 4 iebtolotion of Pasiliament is ,:i~ketd ofas inug very iaear at hand; replort nt the ...

... ?? last ltree, aill is ata p) resent iquiet-.Rlrlrengism Chronicle. ANTI-SL.AVERtY PIRTIlIlolss.-Tlhe niumber of Anti.-t slavery palitiotls whlich have becli prestuteti to thle Motise of Colmm~ols intt e Ills tt stessiotn amoutO to 674. A like nurober ...

... Scriptures, in order to advance. - ulent in' the Clifistian life. On the subject of Slavery, it be says, ' the ilportanlc anid affecting subject of tle conti- nlance -of Slavery in the Britishl colonies hau stgssio occu. ass airesi our altet iohl A deep c ...