... SLAVERY AT THE BAR. It is high time the cordon of labour should be looted at front the human, sot to the Christian, standpoint Pm:tinnily, we may be approaching, in some departments, a condition of things not widely dissimilar to African slavery. A ...

... I this will seesesd (n.v.i I I hove 113011, 5. the Wive, Meth& as 1 sow do, the Is inims slavery. of dome* slavery is no any Ashakie as the alielltiss el slavery to show. Than IS oseeden 'eludes .sy; here it le a opiestios el You as., ao desili, thilh ...

... that slavery was a crime against humanity and against God, but be never joined them in personal execration of the slaveholder. He believed with them that it was the sacred and solemn duty of the North to rid itself of all responsibility for slavery, but ...

... Henry Wadsworth Lovigfellow-pu Wished by Ousel! and employ, London—has now reached the 3rd Part, and costal= his poems on Slavery end The Spanish Btudeet. all the other works of Cassell, this one leaves nothing to be desired. It is beautifully illustrated ...

... idea John e premise= I th at —ea this the the rascal power. destroyed in may is.,. the Aar. reamed of men sad to • leatheeme slavery. Math.,. Mee ibisbiag M beemin• apparent as% while whisky was nareletelmMy • reel Jobe was • el —a s.d net • personslity at ...

... SIAVIRY. What was the position of coal minors and salt workers ! That it was, in fact, • sort of slavery cannot be iloebted. Though neyfship' or serfdom, which was • characteristic feature of Celli* society, only died out in Scotland in the four. teenth ...

... his death, Mr Garfield concluded: It was no one man who killed Abraham Lincoln; it was the embodied spirit of treason and slavery, inspired with fearful and despairing hate, that struck him down in the moment of the nation's supremest joy. Ah, sir, there ...

... already being by the Corporation of London. The Brazil Senate and Chamber of Deputies have pawed • for the gradual abolition of slavery in that country. The bill provides that all slaves over sixty years of age are to he at emancipated, while the remainder will ...

... thus main reason which induced the Ouch to trek from Cape Colony in 153•5 Wall the abolition of slavery by Great Britain, and their desire to maintain slavery i as one of their institutions, %blob they could not I be allowed to do as British subjects. ...

... item os the for the —a lietare—wee gives by W. Treqsair Disks Req. There wee a gaol tad sas subject of the Inters was Slavery sad Snide= is Siouthed. whin the is a masterly style. Friss all Enloe it semis that the Guild nestiage me to be largely takes ...

... gambling were thus at least once diverted to a good purpose. HEALTH DRINKING. Among the most prominent conditions of social slavery is the heathen practice of drusking. A more appropriate and forcible name would be disease drinking. In no period of history ...

... Baptist denomination who, besides being the author of numerous boas, took • leading part in the move. ment for the abolition of slavery, tie was also a powerful advocate of Nonconformist principles in the press and on the platform, lie occupied one London pastorate ...