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... the 29th November, 1811. From the year 1837 he wae actively aeeodated with tin movement which resulted in the abolition of slavery in the United States. Ha spared effort, shrank from no sacrifice, in the of negro lemancipatioa, and was universally recognised ...
... s which are positively humiliating and disgraceful to the people of Dublin. They are nothing less than so many badges of slavery and subjection. Sackville, Grafton, Nassau, Brunswick, Westmoreland, Capel, Marlborough, Beresford, and so on—there be names ...
... Into Egypt proper. In the face of his mission attack on Osman Digma would be an act of as base duplicity the guaranteeing of slavery is an act of base hypocrisy the part of Power which keeps squadrons on the Eastern and Western coasts of Africa to stop the ...
... fearless champion of popular rights and earnest advocate moral force in the disenthralment of a people from the accursed slavery of intemperance. Resolved—That his efforts for over a quarter of oentury to combat the misrule of his country by alien power ...
... By Miss Agnes Stewart. (Continued.) A MORMON EPISODE. Showing the Trouble that Befel Young Man in Salt Lake City. SOLD TO SLAVERY. PUZZLES. THE GOLDEN NANCY. GAS JETS. ...
... large sumijof money for mutual defence Therefore, war, disease, taxation, and the attempt to thrust the nation back into slavery when it had begun to taste the fruits of freedom, prepared the way for the first open and wide-spread revolt against feudal ...
... greetings were cordial and expressive—-one of their fraternal mottoes being : Welcome, labourers far and near ; We’re linked to slavery this many year ; Oppressed, down-trodden, we have been, In this lively isle of the shamrock green. They certainly drew a sad ...
... to gain that freedom which was the right of the nation. was proud to know that the Irish people were not content with the slavery which had been inflicted upon them by a more powerful nation, and be said that it was to their honour and glory that they ...
... THE ATIOR. for the poor and oppressed of every clime,” who the moment they touched American soil threw off the manacles of slavery and breathed the pure air of liberty; but it is worth noting that no foreign element has come forward with the same enthnsi* ...
... from Lords Palmerston Boeaell down to Mr. Gladstone, the son of the man who received £41,000 at the time of the abolition of slavery, and who'paid £5,000, himself, for,the.Dake of Newoaatls’a pocket borough. Mr. Kelly exposed the sham liberalism of all British ...
... Only a short time back a number of self-complacent Englishmen were celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the abolition of slavery in the British colonies. Tho British Governmenthas long maintained cruisers on both the East and West coasts of Africa for ...
... coercion—the arid fount of dearly-bought reform. They see no dignity for their ooantryman in membership, bat only species of slavery if the members an honest, and regard their representatives naafol to oountsrplan against the devices of the Government, in ...