... their treatment, both in speech and in action, the slave trade of the interior and the slavery of the coast and of the Hinterland, With regard to the active slavery carried on by Arab traders, productive of such gross and horrible cruelty, there was only ...

... justify them. r John Mucksy's vindication of nwnmt'- attitnde on the slavery question is really pai to anyone desirons of chershing the memory of a great man. The g:ot wrote in favour of slavery, we are told, * because was in the service of the 7imes.” 8o was ...

... favour of slavery, but merely reported the incidents of the war, ‘njo‘hrr matters wmch were ou'side the qaestion of slavery. I repeat again that he accepted the 7iwes appoint ment as & matter of business ; but that he did 8o we an oppouent of slavery, and ...

... Salisbury’s recent utterances with regard to Ulster as disgraceful. He denied that the Liberals wished to sell Ulster into slavery. All they desired was to gn Ulster full and fair representation in an Irish arliament in Dablin. He objected to the Local ...

... which none other can have. Man is made for better purposes; than for the drudgery of the world ; much more, than for the slavery of sin.—Ur Jeffery. g Do you want to know the man aguinst whom {“ have most reason to guard yourself? Your Wking‘m will give ...

... members of s:fllh-ldmh Holy Ghost, | wickedly which none other ca Man is made for better purps drudgery of the world ; much 1 slavery of sin.—Ur Jeffery. Do-y—'mt.h-.lb bave most reason to gws mfimmdnmo face. — Let secret self-denial deepen y i and lov MmMJbI ...

... coreirel of wise . but the of fools. So Philompher Hobbes. He is quite right ; and of all the sorts of slavery that men are subject to, the slavery of mere wards is I One from which we are slowest to break away. For pa : —Mrs Elira Chandler, of Matfett ...

... Sir Patrick Compbeli, & brotner of O.yt.\ Archibald, 1 telieve the wan, when s boy, wae rescued by Capt. P. Go‘:::ll. feom slavery. He a'terwards becarne a mi y &% dhe Cspo.—ll am, ete. C. M, ...

... here comes the danger in view, for Wealth is the mother of 'Temptation, and leads many of its possessors into a new form of slavery, more subtle and not less deb:nine than the old.' Are selfhelp and thrift right incitements to minds Self.help condemns the'Good ...

... common scnse motives, than ever have boen ‘ freed by force of arms. Bat, after all, it is but the substitution of one form of slavery for | another. We cwnnot expect to see peace and goodwill established while men are wilhing to g i their thousands, setting ...

... which bas not the final rhymea of each verse on the same word; aud, even 5:-l its caee, the rhyme is 3uilnog—“vicwr!; and ‘slavery” pot being particularly happy &s rbymes for “free” and “fin:? In oonnoe’tion with this tune, there is still fartherevidence ...

... is not sufficient. I want someone who can teach Scotch.” The Sultan of Zanzibar, on Wednesday, issued a decree abolishing slavery in the islands of Zanzibar and Penba. Sir William Arrol, M.P., paid 295 guineas for a five-year-old gelding at a sale of Gowanbank ...