... object of agitating for the payment of all jurymen for their services. The promoters appeal to all who love freedom and hate slavery for help against the cruel injustice of forcing men away from their business, upon which they are in many cases entirely ...

... his part, had foolishly lent him money, watches, and jewellery, after which he of course disappeared. ENGLISH CHILDREN IN SLAVERY.-An attempt is being made to bring to justice the person who recruited the Beni Zoug-Zoug acrobatic troupe with English boys ...

... oni aly One day 0o33 11ch Oal lriday 5 1 Ith illsI) GENEI.RA. Goati)oN AND ?? SlAvF TRAnE.- ThC Coat- m1ittee of the Anti-Slavery Society are encleavouring to raise a futud in memory of their fellow-Cotmuitteemnan, the late General Gordots, to be invested ...

... are in like case. LONDON SEAMSTRESSES.-Most people, we doubt not, think that the sewing-machine has long ago abolished such slavery as Hood described in the Song of the Shirt; but that it is not so is proved by some proccedings taken the other day at the ...

... proceeds of the sale. WHAT is the use of all our boasted civilisation if men are doomed to pass their lives in such mono- tonous slavery as the following paragraph implies? On Tuesday two Essex waggoners were each fined 8s. for being asleep in their waggons in ...