... headlong into most dangerous places will will go where where his him Young men you call liberty ? ! it is the and blackest of slavery Rather would be bound by love to to religion to Jeans enslaved by such bonds to sin there is another idol is money The revelations ...

... i-oiitingeucee effect army bill dealing with owners report of Committee Mr W II explosion under consideration our at to Turkey slavery revenue would month within or to paid Mr Lowther Government considering in Trinity would shortly Chancellor’s Mr O’Conner ...

... they gained day Robert taught by spider to persevere in seemed hopeless cause with result of Bannockburn when on nation in slavery and set on country of freedom and independence (Loud applause) C Murray Glasgow next speaker said would argae question of ...

... confident it would of present would there would surplus construction of public Govern-merit should an ordinance declaring slavery be illegal in Cyprus The Government had renewed the law in regard labour so that Turks discontinued it un Balfour tor and ...

... Whyte’s now mingled of his brother to time and place returned to native made of his old shed wonld be narrating the terrible of slavery Botany Bay in time there used to if Glasgow boys only got one eight of numerous oonviet gauss with two chained together large ...

... lineson the subject— ORANGE POUT-GLASUOW 12 1S79 All glorious sight— Unnumbered hauliers And And tell of : Our fought from yoke slavery King William the brave worthy of with Who filled martyr's grave many hill fathers nobly fell And generations Their heroism ...

... urging that the Government should bring pressure on Spain with inducing to carry her obligations in the matter abolishing slavery in her colonies Salisbury assured noble the subject engaging careful attention the Government but regarded his remarks singularly ...

... very tightly-fitting of old-fashioned floweiad of Monday July 28 In Hoaie of Lord Earl of bury whether to iaeue abolishing slavery in Cyprus Lord Salisbury distinct assurances antho-ritiee involuntary did exist in island had remonstrated with Forte regarding ...

... the of few remarks present condition of of Israel for tetter “ while in bondage but colliers eoarotly water oondition more slavery in xisteuoe on earth or for calculated before twopence all to rapport member of families by Mr Hardy Mr Brown Mr Boyd Mr Mr ...

... resolution adopted the iu Ireland by Mr Parnell farmer injured by last injured gamekeepers in Selkirkshire on Monday morning slavery is apparently doomed last authorative announcement of agreement for immediate abolition published in of Madrid journals floods ...

... not known to the present generation but cannot surely be foi by Mr Gladstone himself that every vote gave the abolition of slavery was being discussed was on the side of the slave-owner slave he to reply Parliament to charges against the admiuis-of his ...

... ary re-of the Gladstone ministry in 1874 the measures presentative (Applause) Commissioner Kerr including the abolition slavery being asked the other night Kilmarnock municipal reform cheap cheap devote himself entirely to the duties free trade the ...