... the part of the rich there was a greats deal of tyranny and oppression, and oo the part tbe poor tuere was a great deal of slavery. JJow-n daj s, however, they had arrived a. a state of things in which toey found that on the pari of the rioh, Christianity ...

... distress Ireland bad been disposed of, the remainder of the sitting was occupiii with the discussion of amendmente dealing with slavery In Zanzibar and trade bounties. During the debate on the lirst mentioned amendment Mr. Curzon, who was replying for the Government ...

... and mercy humanity. He came not only redeem, but to lift up our fallen, degraded humanity ; He caine to buret the bonds of slavery, and to attach to the triumphant chariot of His Ascension our redeemed, rogenerated humanity. Now. the mission of the Son ...

... been decimated by ruthless ruffians naderthe protection of the Union Jack. The nwaant of these brave people are noV sent ■to slavery. The comparison works out other unfavourably for England. But with thrt splendid hypocrisy which has built up the British ...

... City Coroner says that th*» Archbishop, his letter, has proved that “the conaition of the Irish teachers is one of abject slavery.” How infamous! Does not Dr Kenny know that the contrary of this statement the truth. £Lis he not yet learned that fundamental ...

... poser of the resolution in limiting the hour to ten was that as the meetings would be held at night they should not made a slavery. It was decided to omit the second houi mentioned. Towards tho close of the proceedings the Council the Mayor proposed the ...

... with Grattan—“We found Ireland on her knees; we watched over her with an eternal solicitude; we traced her progress from slavery to independence, Irom independence to liberty. The spirits of our dead heroes have prevailed; our country is now a nation ...

... who work women and girls into their graves, into workhouses, and often goad them forsake the nigged pteh virtuous but cruel slavery. The can best be done by Commiamon to toiswv gate the conditions labour in thee* allied trades. The namsa of ths t weald than ...

... ies are proceeding that are essential for the civilisation and evangelisation Africa. Let us pray that the deep curse of slavery to man and Satan, «; during so many centuries on the cl.ildirm of Cham, may eventually be removed. and that no word or act ...

... thousand men and women, who have in their hands the formation of the Nation’s character, should be in a condition of practical slavery, not knowing the moment the death sentence may fall upon them from the tongue of slander, unreasoning tyranny, or the dislike ...

... shillings a week, unless the pressure of actual hunger compelled them to accept a servitude which is only a degree removed from slavery. The fact stated in the letter our correspondent that at the meeting of the Guardians of the Oughtcrard Union referred co ...

... individuals believed that they could manipulate the constituencies to their own advantage, and put the Irish peopla into state of slavery. bringing o'for of Farrell from London and putting him up against Mr Murphy was an outrage upon the liberty the people and ...