... expect that the sentiment against slavery and the slave trade is so strong that anything that seems to favour it will rouse the indignation of the country. General Gordon's position, however, is very clear. Domestic slavery Is a universal institution in the ...

... 6illivray, Aberdeen, ' The signs of the Times,' Rev. Mr Stewart, Anchterlese, ' :tinhornmail,' Rev. Mr Wishart, Forgue, ' Slavery in Bible times.' ...

... GENTLEMEN visiting limn will find the above First-Class Hotel (to which large additions have recently been made) replete with slavery Comfort and Convenience. Spacious Hall for Public Dinners. CLarges Moderate. Commercial Room. Coffee Room, Private Sitting- ...

... gentlemen would shortly start with him on a preliminary survey. If the project succeeded, it would redeem a whole race from slavery, and establish a new market near our own shores. ...

... foreign Powers may appoint will be accredited to the British Government. This means that there will be no cap it u l a tions. Slavery will be abolished. — London Daily Mail. ...

... difficulties of the change of Government in Spain had been gut over, he hoped to hare some assurance as to the suppression of slavery in Cuba. In reply to Earl Orslow, Earl Beauchamp said that cremation at Woking and elsewhere would not be proceeded with until ...

... tilt b ing full of mangove swamps and creeks forming iuipelietrable hiding places, partly from Portuguese sympathisers with slavery giving :ample notice of the expedition. ...

... efficient and permanent reform of the present calamitous state of matters must spring from within. In the emancipation of slavery they had an example of what Christianity could accomplish. Socialists said —We must hare State regulation ; the State must ...

... board woof her Majesty's ships if he were free. and should not be removed from or ordered to leave the ship on the ground of slavery, should be withdrawn. Mr. HANEL' BY called u on the House to hesitate before they sought to thrust their own opini. n of municipal ...

... the daily papers to have been made on Pretoria. With regard to the statement he (Lord Kimberley) had! made last night that slavery had practically ceased to exist during the last few years of the Transvaal Republic. He considered that this statement was ...

... the steamer, and told a very pathetic story of her career. Her name is Martha Anne Rix, and she is a widow. She was born in slavery in the United States, and when a few years old was bought by her father and taken by him to Liberia, West Africa. There the ...

... emancipate him from the awful thraldom of drink that we propose this period of seclusion. There is no slavery in the civilised world inure horrible than the slavery of drink; no tyranny more remorseless in its demands upon life and happiness. Then, again. fur ...