LARGEST TEA SALE IN THE WORLD
... signature of France it would be altogether inoperative. This is iu the spirit wl.ich Portugal has always displayed on the slavery question. ; A =TURN of the revenue of the Church of ...
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1116 iiiii lotion Tumour, Jo itudice Ulcers
... interference of the Northern States' with the domestic institutions of the South—that meddling. in short. with the question of slavery—is gradually but surely producing an antagonism of feeling which will one day burst in a war and have an issue which the Father ...
CAIRNEY
... examples. He refernd to slavery and showed how it was abolished. Public Christian sentiment could not toltrate it. mid it was put down by law : and yet it tolerates a far worse slavery, namely the slavery of drink : a worse slavery herniate the case of a ...
Lazo Taw:gram received a sum of about £4OOO a year ter his works
... that meant as as offer? Except in the Ottoman Empire, Persia, Arabia, Siam, China, and the interior of African countries, slavery is now extinct. Tile true way to gain influence over our fellowmen is to have charity towards them. A kind act never stops ...
DF:SECRAI ING A GRAVE
... Ministerial crisis is ended, the ministers retaining their places. THE Northampton Radical Association have denounced the slavery circular. SIR SILAS JOHN Guth°Ns, late Lord Mayor of London, died at Hastings yesterday. THERE is no truth in the report that ...
NEW TEMPERANCE DEPARTURE
... tr attitude towards this fruitful tai pledgee. The urge, moreover, in view the confession of multitude drinkers' that the slavery of the pii difficult to break free from than that 1876 the national drink bill reached . point of 1147,288,759. Since the ...
THE WHITECHAPEL TRAGEDY
... Hughenden Manor. CAI'rAIN HERZ:WORD, candidate for Armagh, has declared for tenant right.. RESOLUTIONS condemning the Admiralty slavery minutes were passed at a public meeting at Leeds, yesterday. THEsenteuce of death passed on John Tierney, at Glasgow, has ...
BRITISH ADVANCE ON TEB
... clemency towards you.' GORDON'S EXPLANATION Or SLAVERY PROCLAMATION. CAIRO, Friday. midnight.—The following remarks have been made by General Gordon, in reply to inquiries on the subject of his Slavery Proclamation : I answer you thus :—ller Majesty's ...
STORMY SCENES IN THE SPANISH CJETESI
... Majeatz'a stops Bombay Harbour may take their departure. the nest place we should not be surprised to h of an ultimatum, slavery or no slavery, being com municated to Sultan Bnr*.sh by Adini:alCsimmin Public attention is turned upon the Alrhoond o Swat, who ...
THE SLAVE CIRCULARS
... scarcely be two opinions as to the gross impropriety of committing ourselves by vague language in a circular dealing with slavery. If the right to receive political refugees on board English ships ought to be given up, let it be done openly, and let the ...
AN NIOILLINT GOOD THING foe AMES ANDPCHES 'ad PAINS.—_, ELLIMAN'S UhiAINS.— Embrocatioa. ELLIMAN'S Universal ..
... for wealth is the mother of tempts and leads many of its possessors into a new form of slavery more subtle and not less debasing than the old. From this slavery may all lands, and especially three of the English tongue, bold themselves for ever fee THE ...
LORD COLERIDGE ON AMERICA
... be done to all men, whatever their race, colour, or origin, it is not sufficient that the Americans have abolished negro slavery. Something is also due from us to the natives of India; and that debt. we almost hear his Lordship saying, will not be paid ...