... thistle proud, land of the frowning cloud, Land of weird mountain and fantastic glen; World's shrine of liberty, sworn foe of slavery, Home of fair women and brave daring men. Long mays't thou glow in the light of thy splendour, Fear of the tyrant and charlatan ...

... became an appetite, which strengthened into a vice which ended in a disease, which con. stituted a crushing and degrading slavery. The curse of drink did not stay with him who caused it, but almost invariably dragged down the wife and family. In confirmation ...

... has got to work all his time for some one else, and are there not many who have to do that The readiest weapon to attack slavery of that nature was this general reduction of the hours of labour. There were some capitalists who had already perceived the ...

... of incalculating strikes, haranguing on the tyranny of capital, and urging the men to free themselves from some imaginary slavery, the working men's leaders were to follow the example of Mr Broadhurst, and tell their fellow-workmen, plainly, that they ...

... was able to put to excellent use in after years in helping to perfect the emancipation ot the miners Loom a condition of slavery into a state of comparative independence. Mr Ilsodonald became, in fact, one of the most trusted councillors and leaders eif ...

... sick and wounded man while life was still permitted him. I am int Abolitionist, she said ; I have been so years. I think slavery is a sin, and John Brown a aaint ; but I want to conic and and 1 pledge my word that I if you will open his prison door, I ...

... habits of industry. Evidently with • view to effect • rvmedy it models into a more complete form the system of temporary slavery introduced by preceding Acts A period of forty-four years now elapses without any additional enactment relative to the poor ...

... its popularity by turning out oftener. JUBILEE BINGER-9. The Virginia Jubilee Singers (male and female Negroes, all born in slavery,) gave a grand concert of sacred music in the Christian Institute, on the evening of Monday last. The Rev. James A. Williamson ...

... in 1839, he published Hyperion, a prose romance, and The Voices of the Night; Ballads and other Poems, in 1851; Poems on Slavery, in 1842; The Spanish Student, in 1843; his Poets and Poetry of Europe, in 1845; Belfry of Bruges, and other 1846; Evangeline ...

... he apprenticed himself to a blacksmith, and took up his residence with his brother Elijah, who in consequence of his ante-slavery notions, fled from Georgia to his native town, and here opened a school. By Elijah's advice, however, when his term of ap ...

... easiness of the prevention, the fearful difficulty of the cure. Nothing but a miracle can reclaim a woman once under the slavery of drink, and no one denies this. Yet seeing fearful examples every day, seeing the incapability of the uneducated to draw ...

... gow—the reverend en-Moderator treating the total abstinence platform by the 'Matilde' of (1) financial reform, (2) anti-slavery, (8) casting out devils, (4) insurance society, and (5) lifeboat institution. The addressee were attentively listened to, ...