... treat the Government of the United States not as any ordinarily friendly Government, but as one fighting for the abolition of slavery, of which we have always affected to be the champion. To the painful astonishment of the United States, the British Government ...

... correspondence. This we may thank the Tories for. That was the party which both spoke and wrote up the cause of rebellion and slavery, and we now reap the fruits of it. Still, it is not just towards England to fix on the whole of the country the fault of a ...

... a Continuation of the Tale ot BROTHERS : A TALE OF TO-DAY. By GEO. M. FENN, Author of Mad, Hard Pressed, Chains and Slavery, Ao. TT ENRY VORLEY, IMPORTER AND REFINER OF OILS, TALLOW, AND FOREIGN TAR Maker of YELLOW RAILWAY, ANTI-FRICTION, HOT-NECK ...

... extinguish slavery. They were resolved that the South should be subject to the power of the North, and should pay tribute to it by a tariff framed by manufacturing monopolists. President Lincoln declared that if they could do this and conserve slavery, slavery ...

... despair, and blows his brains out by way of freeing himself. It costs between two and three thousand francs to escape from this slavery. This is dirt cheap, and it much to be regretted for the honour and future of France that all Frenchmen have not got it. We ...

... Continuation of tbe Tale of I^V'VYN BROTHERS : A TALE OF TO-DAY. By GEO. M. FENN, Author of Mad, Hard Pressed, Chains and Slavery, &c TTENRY VORLEY, IMPORTER AND REFINER OF OILS, TALLOW, AND FOREIGN TAR Maker or YELLOW RAILWAY, ANTI-FRICTION, HOT-NECK ...

... and hit off the fleshy portion of his chin. He was sent to gaoul for two monoths with hard labour, Parhguay has abolished slavery. Prince irthur ha goe mos-utig i Canada. asgn'moehnig n IThomas Murphy has applied for a divorce in Chicag, on the ground ...

... (Senrral SuteUigeurt. Pamgnay has abolishe slavery. Murphy has applied a divorce in Chicago, the ground tbit was married only fun.” night or two since, young man, named >v in. I’iuucl, Thorubuty, was ferociously attacked by large boar which had escaped ...

... not against freedom morals but against freedom of mind. Another enemy of the system has defined to lie slavery sympathising with all other slaveries'' and it is apparent tint the present Pope re-asserts in full the old claim to govern, tax, and punish ...

... Continuation of the Tale of LROTHERS : A TALE OF TO-DAY. By GEO. M. FENN, Author of Mad, Hard Pressed, '« Chains and Slavery, ic. TT E N R V VORLEY, IMPORTER AND REFLNER OF OLLB, TALLOW, AND FOREIGN TAR Maxeb of YELLOW RAILWAY, ANTI-FRICTION. HOT-NECK ...

... CoEtinnation of the Tale of Q*N LROTHERS : A TALE OF TO-DAY. Ey GEO. M. FENN, Aether cf fc^.r « Hfcrd preeged,- » Chains and Slavery, 6.C. P. _, BRYANT AKD MAY'B A TENT SAFETY MATCHES'. •Mvauaget • Prot*cticE from Disease to those employed __ akl -^i^.ture ...

... Continuation of the Tale ef i~VWN BROTHERS : A TALE OF TO-DAY. By GEO. M. FENN, Anther cf Mad, Hard Pressed, •' Chains and Slavery, Ac. WHERE DO YOU BUY YOUR HATS? At RAMSDEN'S, Top of Babkeb Fool, and Save a Shilling every time I buy one. The PATENT LIGHT ...