... and amuse the people, and make thcio abhor those local publications Which have hitherto bec:L Productive only of anarchy, slavery, bigotry, licentiousnes:, and dissention. Under all these considerations and feelings, the writer of this notice recommends ...

... our pleasures, 'fashions our garb, cramps our motions s fills our 'lives With vain cares and restless anxiety. The worst slavery : is that 'which . we voluntarily impose upon ourselves; and no chains are so cumbrous and galling as those which we are Pleased ...

... speaking with cutting irony of the finances of Catherine, of her government, of the undisciplined state of her troops, of the slavery of her people, and of the *ant of solidity in her power. This princess, therefore, in making allusions to these satirical ...

... day addressed me in a reproachful tone, and asked, Are nut you the contemptible wretch whom my father ransomed from the slavery of the Franks at the cost of ten dinars I Yes, I replied, I am the same wretch whom lie 'delivered from the infidels ...

... far as lodging, clothing, and eating go. And as for children, the more they can get the more they are esteemed. The word slavery in itself is all my eye. There are in England apprenticeships ,inore deserving the title than the generality of the servitude ...

... dismiss the whole of the complaint about the extent to which, it was said, we were taxed in this country for the maintenance of slavery in the West Indies. With respect to East India cotter), he was not disposed to deny, that the duty on that article should ...

... of obtaining the summon bonum of acting —notice and applause. CANONS. I. There iano necessity . to subject yourself to the slavery 'of Studying your part :•-•- • -wliat's the use of the prompter'? Besides, it's, ten to one that, iu a modem play, you substitute ...

... lines Shall flit the- tur»bated tanks fear Let that wild shout be,— Li alarm' I Or seek sic gory bed More glorious far than Slavery, To slumber with yoUr heroes, dead I Oh I let not fatal Discord light; diteful torch withive your land ; Far may she wing ...

... contributed by young Canning were in prose, the tenth was a poem e sad, considering his age, a very wonderful one, on the slavery of Greece. , From Eton Mr. Canning proceeded to Christ Chtirch, .0.- ford, where the fame of the first dawning of his talent ...

... ladies' costume, ithout recollecting the difference between a life of luxurious, indolent enjoyment, and the labour of absolute slavery, to which in such a climate the lightest garment would be best adapted. It is wonderful how they walk beneath a hopical sun ...

... buckra see pen, ink, and , paper; nigger box full up with hoe and bill , and hoe and bill for nigger till this day.—Barclay's Slavery in the West Indies. YEOMA Nit Y.—The title Yeoman is generally in no esteem, because its worth is not known. A yeoman, that ...

... and they sanctioned the existence of slavery in our colonies. His lordship alluded to the ancient custom, in this country of villainage, which, lie said, was, in all its properties, ditlerent from the state of slavery in our colonies. Public opinion had ...