... , Mr Gunn stated that the doing of this was worse than slavery. Bat it will be that the tailing wives el poor are too often the real slaves, and have to pay besides for keeping these women in Wens and fostering a illegitimate children, whisk le • so ...

... I them to slavery. Their conduct was defended by Dr Clark in letters to the Times, which way be seen at the office the C,aithuess Courier, Thurso, when proofs of most of my charges against Dr Clark may also be seen. 31. Dr Clark promised to send goods ...

... a most trying ordeal. which wellnigh broke pt he °oil federacy. The Southern Staten wished to adhere to the principles of slavery and continue to hold in bondage about four millions of their fellow-men. The North had the good minas to see that no country ...

... worshipping gold to-day? Where war has slain its thousand.. creed of gain has slain its Its history in all age has the history of slavery and oppression. At this moment what an empire it ha.! mine with its drudges. The plantation with its tailing let omen, and ...

... ratting, cock-fighting, the cropping of Cheeses mod tails of dogs, execution, the employment of dug as Nimes of draught., the slavery of German buy-a-broom' girls and juvenile Ration organ-grinders, the torture of ' climbing-hope 'or young chimney. sweep. ...

... himself and brioning .li-credit m the I lepirtnient an Mr Ward :toot has done by his capturing about a Meet' the notorioue Slavery Circular, the casually %Inlet contenting the s:nking of Vangusol, and the attempt laugh over • • m ost grave disquiotitig ...

... yesterday, and her prow was found entirely uninjuisql. The Sheffield Reform League have condemned the Admiralty minute respectinc slavery. The Secretary to the Labour League. lies offered to submit wages disputes in Not folk to arbitration, if farmers will consent ...

... nation. The ' boron bad pewit of life, death, demenshmtics, do., ever thee' serfs, sod the =stem culminated in the ablest slavery the altos, colliers, and almost within meaty of persons living. Then were no trams pope/or assemblies when remsenstiente meld ...

... the slave wended the deck of our men-of. war that instant his shackles fell, and he breathed as a free man. We looked upon slavery as a padum a breach of one of the lass of nature, which we were bound on all occasions to disregard. The nation has Men roused ...

... ANOTHER BLUNDER. Tin Government are still foundering in the The slavery instructions are not withdrawn, but only suspended, and several large and influential meetings have called for their semplete withdrawal, mid also asked that the fromen of them should ...

... slaves as muekle as ye well, an' knock the chains o' the opprest in noun; lands ; but oh, men an' women o' Britain think the slavery o' the Ipso, women an' lassies o' yer sin native land. Raise yer hands till help them in th'ir hard toil, an' aft degraila ...

... Thay canna keep the Eat bilin' unlees the wife pings ont an' tiles a slave. An' e'en then it's nought bit &either name for slavery. •••••• lion few are Harlin' afore the minister mo. Sheriff whoa 'at far wring fan he telt the chiuls till lire and decent ...