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... Roseland merlons the treatmentluestsat a who have employment 's Ness Parn. l t Toromo Globe in an article heeded White Slavery queen the uGm authority, observes : Them are of mob a character to require corroboraiiim. but in my cave we agree with ...
... When it was proposed to abolish slavery M- W. E Gladstone demanded oumpelsle- tion, and ooutenderl ithat hisrfatbar bafd the rightD df property ir. lrumin flesh. 'lle said ibat ha de- praecated oruelty and also slavery, ' butuonsidering ail these tbiugs ...
... Parliament for the oradual abolition of slavery in the British West India Colonies. The meeting was very nmurerously attended, . and several gentlemen spoke with great energy and effect. A description of slavery in its true colours was quite new to most ...
... had been Ambassador at Rome. In the meantime, in 1889,he was appointed First Plenipotentiary for Great Britain to the Anti-Slavery Conference at Brussels. Lord Vivian (who succeeded to the title on the death of his ?? in 1886) was a magistrate and deputy ...
... with ths object of aiding in carrying out the provision of the Brussels Conference with reference I to the snppression of slavery. He had derived I no pecuniary benefit whatever from the company, dui and, probably, never would, and it was abso- NO Iitely ...
... Lilt H. R. Sandbhbh wits the gendaeocc who broagnt down the compensation money from Loudon t Liverpool on the abolition of slavery. ...
... embak for England,nearly O. in a dying state. He' took with him -two coloured ce blqye, one of whom he bad refdeemed from slavery. t To their'devoted attention and nursing he probatbiy ?? Owed his life.' It also proved to all who isaw thlem n theloving ...
... members of both parties, on the ground e that it was for the survey of a railway having for !its object the supprossion of slavery, and the opening r up of the country to our civilisation and our com- n merce. As to other points you make I need say nothing ...
... experience which he himself has had in farming ? Or did he volunteer to come forwari from sheer pity for theignorance iand slavery of the farming community and the unjurt and oppressed way in which they are treated bv tbeir landlords and their agentis ...
... (condition fair). A Key to the Exercises in Murray's Grammar. Loudon's Botany for Ladies. The Mother's Mission. De- bates on Slavery. Dalenau o ddyddlyfr ein bywyd yn yr llcheldiroedd. 7 vols. for Is. 62. Now and then, by Samuel Warren. Sal- athiel the Imibrtal ...
... 'couxnters of wrise men, but the mnosey of fools.> So eay3 Philosopher EHobbes. H~e is quite righlt; and of all th0. eorts of slavery that mon ar.e subject tO, the s lavery oE mere tcordl is the one fronm whichi wesare slowest to break away. For example: MIrs ...