... of regia the natives rather than that the 3atives were the afraid of the Boers. Nevertheless the supprts- smnurd lsion of slavery would be insisted upon, end other move I precantions taken to secure the safety and highl .comfort ef the natives. The debate ...

... sUp- at port the international movement for the emancipa- tion of the people 'from the thraldom of capitalism 3or and wage slavery, and for the realisation of ohe collective ownership in the means of life. (2) () This meeting, believing that the legal ...

... the Cabinet Council to-day the report of the C cies. Committee of the Senate upon the bill for the aboli. I y 40 lion of slavery in Cuba was approved, and it will be C r his read in the Senate on Tuesday next. Marshal Martinez 1 the Campos has promised ...

... the hopeless ruin. They had bound them- eches selves by the Sand River Convention to give ilton, up the practice of human slavery; and they had, the instead, extended that practice systematically .ts, it and shamelessly. Boer chiefs were known to alties ...

... hig winning mounts,, to - say nothing of ( any the losing ones, reached the enormous total of 2740.(r 81 Such A. life of slavery is shout PA wretched as any(r ;and ~~~~~M odthat can be conceived, and the tedium of it must hi Onl have wanted but one touch ...

... landlordism is all Ad pprepen hd usurpation, and it is the means of keeping the Irish me xvhen Dr pcop in poverty, ignorance, and slavery. M1rsin oDof the OSullivan said-That is the resolution I have to Cs 'onO support, and that resolution has my strongest and ...

... world wore now adopting tile prisiciple of arbitra- l t tion- I-I pointed to their successful advocacy of dthe abolition of slavery, and cited, as an instance a y of their interest in education, the labours of the 1 late Mr NV. E. Forster, who was one of ...

... to tb ad give up their Sundays on land to save their em- di id ployers a certain sum of money is to establish a in form of slavery among that class of workmen li e which they should not be called upon to endure. m y, It is even disputed whether washing ...

... taxes. Egypt ought never c to have gone into the Soudan. Half educated Turks, o fanatics, left to themselves, believing in slavery, ii beliving all Africa was theirs by Divine right, bow p could they possibly govern the region in any other q manner than ...

... thre difference in the stand-point of tl tinre. As the Tory of old resisted Reform Bills, Catholic Ema;;ncipation Bills, Slavery Abolition Bills, Corn Lacy It Rpal Bills E' ree Navigation Bills, University Tests Repeal ti Bills, so would Mr Leslie now ...

... subscriptions recor doe, must be evident to the friends of the Church all over it it inn- the Synod. the Nir A ESCAPED SLAVE ON SLAVERY.-On Monday chan 'tlds evening. a lecture on the condition and prospects of carry the freedmen in the United States, was delivered ...

... fear death. I prefer dearth to peal1 servitude. Penal servitude under tire prison discipline of this dlay is a matter of slavery-downrigh saery -to wrhat it used. to he some years ago. Supposiirg I ITI had been able to stand it twenty years, dlo you imagine ...