... under which Pitt and IT' W T T\ t'C'/A/'f A and Cigar*. Every attention OuaranteeU Wilbeiforca diacussmi theHhulitiou of Slavery. Ui X V/iN PALACE ROAD, BROMLEY. The Be*t Liquors only aerved Twenty aix Ounlbuse* to I and from daily. (Limited), Proprietor: ...

... shorn the locks her |K»wer the evil of strong drink. Site was |>emulting berself bo bound baud and f«s»t with the •hackle* of slavery more demoralising far than ever bound the slaves of Jamaica. They might well tremble when tliey thought of the drinking of ...

... one of the Oaks at Keston that Mr. Wilberforce niaile Ins mind to bring forward his great motion tor the doing away with slavery. (Hear, bear.) Then turn to Farnborough. It was there that Dr. Young, one the greatest of scientific men, lived. lie prcponndcsl ...

... coiHrliisii.n drew the atteniicn of bis audience to llie statue erected of President Lincoln, through whose instrumentality slavery was almlidied in America, and said tlw* wlk-ti first saw that statue, the thought came across his mind of the nous and daughters ...

... the claim that women were the intellectual equals of men. He suggested lliat women past times had lived lives of contented slavery, but times changed, and modes of life clianged also. Anticipating an argument of those who would oppose him, he said should ...

... photographs shown on the sliect were taken by the lecturer, and told their own pathetic stray of the barbarity, polygamy, and slavery existing throughout these regions. Tim lecturer then spoke the missionary work progress and of Hie hardships, and tlie en ...

... Rut waa long after that that Knghshmen had anything 1 with it. The Dutch bad field .way the Colony. hut with the abolition slavery Natal pro| claimed colony. In the up-country, the Wat was much greater, ami tW ranch 1 more At this point the dealt with the ...

... teaching of the Church to men who owned large number of slaves that it was their duty to free them—and when once the system slavery had passed away, what they might call the lower order of Feudalism had |>as.s(?d away also—and also the system of scutage ...

... Kent near the fumed Keeton and within eavy lh- f anion* tree in Hoi wood, under which Pitt and Wilber force the aboliUou of Slavery. The Beat Liquor* only Twenty eix Umnibnae* to and (ion Bromley dally. up W. HUTCHERSON, From W. WHITKLRT'iI. Wes-tltourn- ...

... anything all, prove* that both in atarck and defence • left win* were it mice Cigar.. att-niion Ouaraaievtl WUb«,(orca di»c«wed Slavery. ih« adfanev •ithout DKI.A M «n«ter South '>*. Btomie, ata th. hatUu team. r:;, an,.Air and to THE G LESEA ARMS. Rabbit Conrdng ...

... nd V.M,H nu.-lu, tinu. «»Si, Hl«b .t.w, li«k,i,l..ni. HUI». w r* 1 * . S. vatl. not .ait »vnoeitorce ai*cna*«uroeanuiuioa Slavery. Kepainng .alletl hr aud*-nt bouts. K.tiimite* (or , , nev.tr iin,a.ia.|..n * U.g ini.ing. f.r moment, I Kxtrrs 26 The ...

... under which Pitt and wa ...