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... COCOA AND SLAVERY. At the annual conference. of the East Coast Union of Adult Schools, held at Bridlington on Saturday, a resolution was unnnimou,ly pawed thanking hi..?mrs. Cadbury. Fry. Epw, and Rowntreo, and foreign who had refused to buy slave•grown ...
... WHITE SLAVERY IN VIRGINIA. • 'tattling story of the white slavery into which Ignorant Bohemian immigranta are being sold in the 'wilds of West Virgiolia hoe just been received York. The first step In the revelntions wan the publication in the liolienilan ...
... GEY &WAY front wage slavery and make your fortune. you if you know how.— Stamp for particulars. Forfans Co. 21, Stan• ley road, West Cro}den ...
... QET AWAY from WSW slavery and make your fortune yua ora if yon in,w Stunpfor partienline, Pcnians Cc. 21, Staley mad, Croy dun 1%13 ...
... supreme hour of the Confederaey ; that yell marked the acme of its power. It at. Slavery's demand to the world, and if it succeeded it s.,nied as if the world must bow down to Slavery. Lee had counted with • jos: confidence no the dashing courage of his own ...
... reqaired 15. Alheeserle•rceed ell c4;sies. QILVER SPANGLED HAMBURGS. ()oseise). 0 ; per bink can be say time —Brea Smeary. Slavery-ma. Beekesitem. Fromt bittieg-rorem. IJ en we boo of Hearses psi evoking awl ; missies Beebilalla elation. 17. Bellaire. East ...
... served with distinction in the Baltic Campaign, the China War, and the *outlan Campaign. Ile aided in the suppression of slavery on the African coast. awarded the Humane Hoeicty's medal, was mentioned in despatches, and thanked by foreign Governments ...
... newspaper published in Neer York prints a sensational account of how emigrants, ignorant of the English language, are held la slavery and made to work on the railroads Western irginia. Ilse exposure has caused quilts a sensation 11w story in given on the A*Tell ...
... the charge against the Unionists that it was slavery. To-day they had a Radical Government in power. What had they d one ? (Cries of Give them a chance.) If it was slavery three months ago it Was slavery now. (Quite true; so it is.) He noticed that ...
... doctrine. Just the same argument was used a hundred years ago with regard to slavery. America and Britain were at one time guilty of being associated with the foul institution of slavery which was totally op posed to Christianity. Wilberforce, Lloyd Garrison ...
... a• r should object to - Radical nowspapere think it a farm they _ well, then, slavery? (Cries of did they think these ied slavery? (He then read lions for the engaging of lab labour.) He was met with cries of Yes from the back of the hall, and he lamentably ...
... a ghastly enemy, but there were other evils greater than war. The war in America was a fearful scourge. but the curse of slavery was greater. In English history there had been glorious struggles for right. Their forefathers went into the civil wars under ...