... Qubjecta: N A T U R E'S M I R A 6 L E By a Rambling Philosopher. E: A S T-E R..T I D E: A Paper for the Season. THEC ANTI.SLAVERY POET-LAUREATE: John Greenleaf Whittier. A jvACE: DAW'S FLIGHT: Gossip on Current Events. LOCAL NOTES AND QUERIES: Yorkshire ...

... the following and other A T 17 RE'S MIRACLE: By a Rambling Philosopher. g A S T E R-T I D E: A Paper for the Season. O gTI.SLAVERY POET-LAUREATE: John Greenleaf Whittier. JA ClKDA W S FLIG:HET: Gossip on Current Events. OAT, NOTES AND QUERIES: akl~hirm ...

... SUMIMAIY: The British Occupation f of Afghanistan-The Schem01e for thu Rcorgsraisation c of the Gersan Armny-Spaiu and the Slavery Questioa o -Thse Russians asid the Turcoinans-Tho Constitu- f tiouad Difficulty in the State of MIaine-Tho Porte I afnd Sir ...

... , &O. tITERjARY MiSCELLANY: Fiora's Gift and How Fades the Light (poctry)-Tho Irish Borbor; complete ?? iu Austreall-Slavery and Christisnity-Gossip en% Books, Music, and Art. THE CHILDREN'S COL1UM : The Story of a Famous Boy-The Curtains of the Frost-The ...

... MERCURY OP THIS DAY (SATURDAY):- NATURE'S PfAlCL: By a Rambling Plulososper, EASTER:TIDE: A Papior for the Season. THE ANTI - SLAVERY POET-LAUREATE: Sohn Greenlcaf lWhlttior.] THEILAWYER'S CORNER: Tho Law of I3aUioits (ontlnuedl- Answers to Correspondents ...

... Gorman Parliament, &o. o t RE&RY ' MISELIAN: In til Woods (a tryA Mnsm Love; a Hartz Mountain Storn-Amuming Ignoranre-Tho Th, Slavery of Faahioii Holiday Making in Colorado-Gosoip on to,, Books, Music, and Art. ZIE CtLDREN'S COLuNJ Through the Letter-box; ...

... Secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society, in his reply, dated 1et February, says- A document con- taining an historical rsualsnd of the question of the Coohe traffic, with its attendant evils, and of the action taken by the Anti-Slavery Society in regard to ...

... issue of pressing irnportance, In fact, so far from being L surprisedat his concliatory attitude respecting slavery, by we of ttY British Ati-SlaverY Society expected it. Hs s sentirrments are so well knuowvn tlhat this act of propitia- , dtion cannot he ...

... of the members of your club, and will ?? at any cost to stamp out and eradicate utterly the odious aud degradiu political slavery with which Mr. Chamberlain is dishonourably identified, and which, unless sternly and betimes resisted, will be established ...

... to the cause of good government. . TflE MATI'L-EAVERY 8OCIETY AND ZEBEHIE.. Mr. Edmund Sturge, the chairman of the Anti-Slavery Society, has, oa behalf of the committee, addressed a . ?? to Lord Granville, protesting against the appoint- ment of Zebehr ...

... porters who were got at ireretowi having refused to march farther, from fe4r of being again reauced to their original state of slavery. As for the German expedition 100 Somnali soldiers have been already engaged for it at Adlen. and even at Zanzibar, in spite ...

... (suppression of slavery in Morocco, if onlv those two men we have herd would think like the rest of the Englishmen, but unfortunately they do nut, nor will they chanr,-e for the better in iutaie. Tiie little they have done against slavery has been pushed ...