... with it at Hhoebnryneas.—Mr Hngeasen promised that on tbe completion of the correspondence with the governor of Hong Koi tbe slavery trade, it should laid on the table.—Lord Enfield stated that Sir H**ory Rawfirson, Sir Catnbpell, Major Bouike, and CaptJo ...

... 1873. SUvery is being stamped out of the earth, though gradually. When all th« * become freemen, and tbe history of the of slavery be written, the country which produced Wilberforce will no doubt receive a fair share of the credit Since the downfall of ...

... Common* respecting arbitration. The address says;— England, which has already had the merit of striking toe first blow at slavery and at the old policy of commercial restrictions, has again, in solemnly proclaiming the condemnation of recourse to arms ...

... on on Monday. Lord Btratheden submitted a motion for further action to bo taken by the Government for the suppression of slavery on the east *ast of Africa, but he withdrew it on Lord Salisbury urging that the exertions already made by the Ministers entitled ...

... Notes from the United States. [BV OCR OWS CORRESPOSMST.] Catholic Aggre»«u>n—Strength of Protestantism— Slavery on American Soil—Temperance Sotos— Political. Jersey Citt, Auodbt- 6,1873. Catholicism is putting forward every effort to gain j more tlian ...

... bring. «ven. Dean Neville, who was educated Mayborne her usual of turtles from the latterl At Thursday’s meeting of the Anti-Slavery Con- nooth, and subsequently became profesKC lopt place, one apecimeu, which is about 100 year, old, ele Brusoela the president ...

... above the fur Lavigerie, Queen Christina has promised to support trimming. A long clonk in rich black matelasse, , the anti-slavery oampaign in Africa, whioh will completely covering the figure, is trimmed with also be assisted by the Spanish African Society ...

... eye, and the scathing irony that played on his lips, as he proceeded, with terrible earnestness, to depict and denounce the slavery of sin, or the pleasant smile that lit up his toilworn countenance as he set forth the attractiveness of virtue, or the greatness ...

... late her existence will simply a Hpend.-ij for couple luoutha will advantage. Tbo.-e truiu m cue, wbtoh they Irc.pueully slavery. Ring Wi.liam did not propol* hi., who thiuking planting iionoli or oprioot-trcoa receiiliou aud toilettes. present wife until ...

... experience. Unless the conscience of the community goes freelyj with the legal restraint, it partakes tbe degradation of slavery, and the measure, no matter whether it be imposed autocratically or democratically, i» purely despotic. Where, however, the ...

... living abroad have been receiving letters signed with the name Cardinal Lavigerie, and soliciting contributions for the Anti-Slavery League. These letters, though they bote the sea) of his Eminence, and literally swarmed with Latin quotations, met with but ...

... alternative of sink their Frisoner threw brick faniily honours. In response to the appeal of the Chiefuig into the obscure slavery of a third rate which struck him ou the left ear. After 1 =? constable of Montgomeryshire (Major Godfrey) mastership, or of ...