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... dcapolikitl.ey. Longfellow threw himself into the anti-slavery utevement %Rh zuk9, and about the het thing is the !hut volume Are these words iu a lett, r from Dieteae— Heaven speed sour slavery poems ! The title of Mr. Hardy's new novel, which in to ...
... one of Her Majesty’s ships as if he were free, and should not removed from or ordered to leave the ship on the ground of slavery and that address be presented Her Majesty praying that all circulars, instructions, or orders heretofore issued (contravening ...
... set in slowly but surely. The abolition of slavery gave an impetus all over the world to the growth of national life; the slaves recognised their power, and the decaying mass of the several States where slavery was countenanced received new blood. It was ...
... Passport and Lady Valentine's gelding, to 1 Slavery, Bto 1 Bogie, 10 others. Slavery was first away, but was quickly passed by Passpost, who led for half the journey, Lady Nelson next. At this point Slavery was beaten, aud Carlile brought up Lady Nelson ...
... Peel, Dan O’'Con- ell, Mr, Cobbett, &c., as takii part in the the Bill for lebates, Close by is the text he “A = bolition of Slavery in British which is about to come up for a second read ng; with a signed protest against it yy the e of Wellington, and others ...
... very distant the empire to which there may be no waye aod only very impassable bis home he better than a state of bondage or slavery. again return—iis poor fate being thus one little It was stated in a lecture by Me. Palmer about a year ago in the Liberal ...
... and art in play, While we are in slavery all our lives. We wonder what profit is theirs, and say These indolent drones, with their wasteful wives, They shall not endure in their endless play, While we are in slavery all our lives. DUUGLAS B. W. SLADEN ...
... Now's the day, and now', the hour ; See the front o' battle lour ; See approach proud Salisbury's power— Twenty years o° slaverie ! Wha will be a traitor knave? Wha will swell the Liberal Cave? when help Erin to enslave? Traitor ! Let him join Joe C ...
... other. THE FOLLY OF AISDOM. If wisdom, taking grace and glen From children, makes them plainly see That schooling is but slavery In more severe disguise ; If masters with their sigh and frown Make boys and girls in every town Like men and women they've ...
... the industrial slavery that existed in countries like this, and was rapidly growling up in the United States of Amer's*. (Applause.) Tilley meet abolish Industrial slavery. Tbey must not be satisfied with having abolished chattel slavery, bat must abolish ...
... waged by the dominant party in order to get new territory ot for the extension of slavery—an extension necessary because of the increasing develop- ment of anti-slavery falling in the Northern States, which threatened to overpower the ii resistance that ...
... Ret. JOSIAH HENSON. “Uncle Tom,” wfll LECTURE in FREE ST. GEORGE’S, on TUESDAY EVENING. March. Subject—“ Forty-two Yean of Slavery.*’ Doan open at 7.30. Chair to taken at Eight o’Ctock- to be had from the fallowing BookaeQeei: A. G.vbdncb. Ho* Street. Joint ...