... The sylvan shade and flowery dell, May's sweet notes remember well. Cainey. Hay 1865. ANOTHER VERSION OF THE 'AWFUL CUSS.'! Slavery in the States is dead, Halle—Hallelujah l A stormy sea is now its bed Where'er it rears its cursed head, Glory—Halleluiah ...

... expressed by his hon. friend. The Constitution told them they were freemen, and the Irish people would not timely submit to slavery. The policy of Mr Chamberlain, he said, was a policy to vote for nothirg that would act as a vote of censere on the present ...

... for dogs is very little more than an affection for tyranny. The chain and muzzle are but symbols of the inert and wretched slavery in which most men expert theirdogs to pass their lives. My dog must do what I like, says the man ; he forgets that to keep ...

... incapable aught than a slave—for thi s i s the his paper. Commander Pim is ocittradictory. He says theme) need retails to slavery, he has performed his pat In world's hi story in that • and ewes eopeeseded a weaker system of labour, the ancients, so Watt ...

... measures which figure in colossal proportions, and which were the result of his own individual energy and creation. He abolished slavery(cheers —he educated Ireland—(cheers) —and he reformed Parliament. Forty years ago, when the first measure was brought forward ...

... come to stay. When will men learn to exercise common sense and relieve themselves from a tyranny worse than the bonds of slavery, themselves and their families being the worst sufferers? There are few Union wives, and gladly would they see their husbands ...

... slaves—(cheers) --but when Joseph Hume visited the islands and found that there was a desire to keep alive the spirit of slavery, this Howse put an end to the appri.nticeship of the emancipated slaves. This he cited as an instance of the way in wki:h ...

... was in looking after his sheep, and he tells us that, tiering before been careless about religion, he now in his exile and slavery turned to God, and used to rise very earl!' in the morning to pray before daylight. After six years he fled, in consequence ...

... upon the persons responsible for these revolting mischiefs, which I can hardly suppose would have happened in the days of slavery. I take it for granted that the subject is under the serious consideration of the present Colonial Secretary•. '' FRAUD.-At ...

... sight of, although their having acted under such influence will, I trust, result in their emancipation from a state of almost slavery. (Applause.) Gentlemen, what we first want is peace(cheers)—and a European war averted. (Hear. hear.) Let us all hope that ...

... This was on the North British. That man is on strike today, and means to leave the country rather than submit to white slavery. I asked him. Did you never complain to your superintendent? I did. With what result ? I asked. I got an answer after ...

... the land were slaves who eould be boaght and sold along with the soil ; but during the fourteenth and fiftenth centuries slavery was gradually abolisfillid, and from the beginning of the sixteenth century we hear no more of serfs. The Churchmen were always ...