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... the Pur girl appears to been the victim the moat Belli and heartless want of consideration. Practically she was in state of slavery, and when so ill that she could scarcely stand, and feeble that she could not dress herself, was made to through her performances ...
... drunkenness. The rev. gentleman also referred to the case of Howard in relation to the prisons, ami Wilbcrforce in relation to slavery, shewing what determined energy and perseverance would do iu removing abuses. The dual the Church of England Temperance Society ...
... Instead, it was acting in the same manner it did on the question of slavery. The piincipal reason for the great Church of Christ lieing largely silent in America the question of slavery was amongst the men who conliihnted tlie funds of the Church were slave ...
... â?? (Api'Uuse'. They forward the time wl*en the l>ottle aiid the jiewter pot would iiud place in iiiuseuiit, as relic* of slavery, likli they wouhl Mthiuit loiif;er. æ Applaiisc*. Mr. Bedford followed with humorous sjioech. Duriim tlie mudc was rendered ...
... was on bright September evening when Rea ben Gray Hist tbe threshold of Tbe Cedars. I bad just returned from my monotonous slavery Radstow, and waa standing in the entrance ball talking to Grace when walked in with Uncle Parker. Mr first Impression of him ...
... the damp by H. B. SwUh. »rk y. tlodf.ey XHU AiN Gla-tiO A A A »d Every attenimn Wllberforce discussal tbe abolition of Slavery. ?he i%he the ho.fo..rable end some first clans racing. On all hands « w 1 1. The Beat Liquors only nerved Twenty six Omnlbuee* ...
... the position assumed Mr. Gladstone on this subject, reminding the habitation that when the question of tlie abolition of slavery was before the country, Mr. Gladstone was one of those who most strongly advocated the Eyment of compensation to those owners ...
... they had the chance, and this explained, or at any rate threw some light upon that most remarkable phenomenon—the existence slavery amongst ants. In some instances the captors retained their instinct for working and •• doing for themselves, but in another ...
... fine etyle, and both Fuller and Livingstone got into 7, , t «k three for 21 run*, whila F. Oiocn discussed tbeabulitiou of Slavery. the ** twentiea.â took ten wicket* for two iun*. PALACE ROAD, BROMLEY. âThe Best LJquore only served Twenty six Omnibnse* ...
... the home f damaged by women taking interest in national r concern--.'â M omen played a very important part in . the anti-slavery agitation, which lasted so many i years in America, and they played a great part in the movement which led to the emancipation ...
... th.ai his moderate brother. Hie purpose religion .s u. break the Is.nds of the captive, and the five, and strong drink is slavery ,ts •Mime devotees know only t«si well our* to iv- and save them. Miss Taylor remarked. in ch**ing. lliat site would sooner ...
... and not lire Queen, reigning over India, and tlie mutterings of the Indian Mutiny only just • beginning lobe heard ; with slavery existing in the United Canada tire verge rebellion. Fifty years ago tliere was electric telegraph, and no railway Brumley ...