... especially in England reality from being slavery was, i** colonies; ...

... held in his hand a letter from Mr. Wendell Phillips, who was a man honoured in his own country, because he had opposed slavery when slavery was most popular. Mr. Phillips said we could never hope to see Ireland tranquil, and ought not to expect to do so, ...

... resolution, Mr. John Lynch moved “That we persevere in the foregoing resolutions until Ireland is emancipated free from social slavery.” Mr, Thomas Rickerby seconded the resolution, which, having been spoken to by Mr. Michael Maher and Mr. Joseph Nolan, was ...

... In Pictorial Coloured Boards. Price Is; Post Free, Is in Stamp*. Soul bound to soul—hand clasping hand— We'!! trample foul slavery, And, crowned with glory, take our stand Among the noble and the free. CAMEBON & FERGUSOK, GLASGOW & LONDON, JRELAND’S STRUGGLES ...

... Pictorial Coloured Boards. Price Is; Post Free, Is in Stamps, 11 Soul hound to soul—hand clasping hand— We'll trample on foul slavery, And, crowned with glory, take our stand Among the noble and the free. CAMEKON & FERGUSON, GLASGOW & LONDON. SPECIAL NOTICE ...

... who secured Magna Charta from King John Mr, O’Sullivan traced Emerson’s early career, referring to his advocacy of the anti-slavery cause, his intense admiration for the celebrated John Brown, and to the fact of his having been the first celergyman in the ...

... easily complete the work of municipal reform in and by the Dublin Corporation. When that shall have been done every badge of slavery and dishonour will quickly be effaced from our public places, and Dublin will begin to assume the aspect which it should wear ...

... received during the month of January. Mr. Peter Reynolds (secretary of City of Manchester branch) then gave several readings on Slavery and Emancipation,” which were well received. A vote of thanks to Mr. Reynolds was carried unanimously. Several new members ...

... the blot of foreign slavery rested like black pall upon our escutcheon Old England held meetings and preached and prayed against slavery, and I, though a slaveholder, did not wonder at it, but said that England was right. Slavery was wrong, and I applaud ...

... NECESSITY for the Minister to concede this measure (applause). I therefore say that it will be accurate definition of human slavery iu its most ignominious form for a nation to depend its welfare or its liberties on the personal disposition of the Minister ...

... England was a great wrong, for, besides imposing upon English taxpayers a burden they ought not bear, it had strengthened slavery elsewhere by assuring slave-owners that they would get the value of their slaves whenever the public conscience became su ...

... tried upon the Irish peasantry. Under the eye of the British Government in India the zemindarsj reduce the peasantry absolute slavery, and it is the revolt of the fellaheen in Egypt that has made Arabi Bey possible. It might be said that different system could ...