... sprouting or of the green ears, they congregate in remembrance of that great epoch, when they left their four centuries of slavery with all its bitter memories and grading suffering', behind them. When Christianity became a living force the festival mourned ...

... authorities, and I then found that farm were paid as a week (no cottage and no land). To me this seems only a kind of white slavery, but the average wage over the country I afterwards found to be, in 19 purely agricultural aunties, from 8s to 14e, while ...

... act, on August 1, 1a34, which abolished slavery in the British empire. Under this act, passed in the previous year, the daveowners were paid £20,000,000 by way of compensation; and the executive of the Anti-Slavery Society, who still keep • watchful eye ...

... preeph- ous or happy while subjected to their present monstrous land Laws; and that no Englishmen would endure for an hour the slavery which thousands of Irishman now endure. They had come to sea focts fur themselves, to . with their own sera from the tenants ...

... Attorney-General for the Transvaal, reported in Thursdav'e newepapers, was entirely reteste and not, oat ..al. As to veiled slavery on the Transvaal, referred the hon. member to the correspondence on tho tabloid of the detention of young Africans so slaves ...

... father, the State, he been unreservedly recognised in the eorthern eonnannities, though we believe the States which favoured slavery were consistent enough to proscribe the light which education brings in its train, and which frees the bondsman de-' spite ...

... spite of the that the landlords as abody did their very best to enforce it. It wao, in fact, a return the old system of semi-slavery, a violation ...

... coloured members from the Order. He stigmatised ties as attempting to fetter the Order with the leas of the hateful system of slavery. The Executive deaired that an emphatic protest should emanate I from that meeting, and an earnest declaration that all men ...

... au terrible that any change must be for the better. Thousands of them were taken prisoners in war, and. if out sold into slavery, were butchered. So, On the whole, it would be a Miming to the Indian. to bring Africaue to take their plums oe the Spat.ialt ...

... to-day. sow. that means shrine ruin. and I am nut prepsred for that. and Imu afraid I shall do a act. after all the years of slavery I have dune it attends in being disallow'. What OM I do? Without parchment. cud with bad reports. how eoubt I get employment ...

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... Chairman thanked thew fax his rasiectiom, end drew attention to Mr Herbert Memoir's article in Cost ' &rico an The Coming Slavery. also pointed out the incresaing amount granted in out-relief, and sthrocetad application of the workhouse wet wherever recticabM ...