... this country greater than for that of the whole world ; nor did I mention the name of Republican France as being seat of slavery of opinion. These are all the errors in the report—they make up the entire report.—Yours. &c., Fenwick Miller. Langholm, N ...

... —Times' Tele'/raiii. KIDNAPPING IN TURKEY. Further correspondence on alleged kidnapping in Turkey is published by the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society. Mr Sturge and Mr Chessore, the secretaries, writing to Lord Salisbury, December 18, decline ...

... population of Scotland, and still they called themselves enlightened, j Comparing the movement one for the abolition of . slavery and to a lifeboat association, he asserted that a drunkard was one of the veriest slaves, and more lives were lost by the ...

... Office he could see the whole of it. fTHB SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY. In reply to Mi Anderson, Mr BOURKE said the convention which was agreed upon last year with respeot to the suppression of slavery in the lied Sea had been approved of by the Council of ...

... fear death. I prefer death penal servitude. Penai servitude under the prison discipline of this day is matter of slavery—downright slavery —to what it used to be some years ago. Supposing I had been able to stand it twenty years, do you imagine I could ...

... William Forster, lay dying, in remote corner of Tennessee twenty-five years ago, stricken by the hand of death while on an anti-slavery mission, he spoke from the fnlness of his heart, in terms singularly touching, of hig. son. This son was destined to become ...

... discussion. Ah, sir, you're very poor creature! was the sole answer the sage deigned make. He considers the abolition of slavery a mistake, and the benefits of a free press altogether illusory. Editors who write contemptuously of great dignitaries might ...

... teach them to use their hands and, to do so, they must be compelled to remain with their masters a certain number of years. Slavery J screams Aborigines Protection, &c., &c. man. Indeed; we do not call tradesmen's apprentices slaves, and yet they are ...

... Granville, the i , Marquis of Salisbury stated that the Spanish Goverri. ' meut had given every indication a desire to abolish ; slavery in its. dominions, and as soon as 1 the new administration was settled negotiations the subject would be resumed. The Earl ...

... the dignity of the Anglo-Saxon ! race. Never tell me that drink is a domestic institution, and that Beer is king. So was slavery a domestic institution in America; so was Cotton king. Yet, by God's help, the people were at last aroused to a burning fury ...

... works, but reality to act as a military force, was an evasion Act of Parliament, and forced labour and every description slavery must be abandoned we were retain for the island the character of model farm. We were in Cyprus in the position of taxgatherers ...

... moods of the fish and the conditions of water arid weather. Were it not for the uncomprouiisi ng way in which have denounced slavery an ins'itution wholly detectable, which we can never countenance under any circumstances or in any form, we should have ready ...