... Sigma rtich erre 3000 agabentAderdsan is that d Selina Is. This lady 'disappeared time since, sad bola decoyed outelds tato slavery, a elated is the despatch to be Subsequently the the miring women became areas thee earls property w hich formerly belonged ...

... Brant pictured in the most powerfel language the miseries endured by thew whom it held in bondage worse even than that of slavery. diem then the pertly inmeinary mimes painted by the novelist hare been *wailed at horror by the realities deteriLed in the ...

... to r lung e. lot liters rally the old tree of 'Mem, sod Inn the Uwe, which Union will hohl them up till they ace ixo.eght slavery to freedom, wroth remli needed. Cut. mgr E.liter. I .coil ask the re* few of the in Scotland to 41.41. i ,, They hone well ...

... by to-day's news from the Transvaal—of the Boers refusing to bow to the decisions of (ho Royal Commission with respect to slavery, the treatment of neighbouring tribes. and the rectification of the Transvaal frontier oil the east. It seems to us that these ...

... veutahre their pectire grevatisia, and nsa doubt, Sir, yell ken the maim a' yea bairns • gey them o' tyrants tee deal wi', se slavery dans seem tee he quite sholiehed yet. Fur ma au pant, Sir. me feud squad, an' rim grieved me. Bat am richt Fled ye've tam ...

... whom he charged with being responsible for the blood which has been shed in South Africa daring the last three years. As to slavery, he challenged the produc.ion of evidence of single slave having been released since the annexation. ...

... would not make any statement further than again to point out the attitude taken in former times by General Gordon towards slavery, any encouragement of which, he said, would he as much out of keeping with the puirpoeee of his mission and the instructions ...

... a month, and the firm thing that the did ma to take off for wishing, which, to may the least of it, was very uniady•hke. Slavery is 'opposed to be done away with, but, judging horn the mutant I received, the people in this colony don't seem to think so ...

... said to have been second only to slavery in disgracing the national name. And as Abraham Lincoln may be said to have paid with his life for the part which he took in the events which ended in the abolition of slavery, so does it appear as if James Garfield ...

... verses. Freedom's banner here we rear, Mailed in truth our hosts appear To soap the chain and wipe the tear Of strong drink's slavery ! Powerful foes are in way, Cautious friends would bid is stay, But captives' groans brook no delay— Then on to victory. Britons ...

... of hie neighbour by urolenerUieg,. ke. ' be., bit by bit began to encroach on the regular hour. of Inkour, the roult being slavery. Hinployere who were practical bakers, end who knew whet labour in a bakehouse was, were ashamed to ask their men to work ...

... loaves. Os the top of a framework over the table were pasted placard', conveying the following information:—Scrapehard, Slavery, & Co. Our motto —' make money by all means.' This is the shop for swindling the public. Working boars, from two a.m, to eight ...