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... OUR LONDON LETTER. The meeting promoted by the Anti-Slavery Society at the Guildhall on Friday to celebrate the jubilee of West-Indian Emancipation preaented perhaps the most bnlliant assemblage of public men of any occasion during the season. The Premier ...
... should be done, I would gladly shirk every one of them if I was 'hewn a better plan. And just a word in regard to the Anti-Slavery Defence Fund. When that fund comes into prominence, allow me to assure Mr Stevenson that the Ayrshire people have never yet ...
... hands, when he may stop selling to us and iu the long run buy or, at the point of the sword, farce us into an ignimineus slavery, when our b ou t that Britons never shall be slaves will have an ironical meaning in our unwilling ears. Let the men of ...
... continued, I will serve myself ? I would like to whisper in that man's ear, then you will serve a fool ; of all kinds of slavery, that to oneself is the most revolting. Quit the Devil's service to-night without giving him notice, and enter God's, where ...
... if you ma rue from your comy fireside and easy arm chairs. luxurious couches, and raise your voice and say such things as slavery are not to continue. Do you thank it Beneath your dignity? Do you? If you do, let me tell you that such men as Cardinal Manning ...
... own earnings could be, and wen cleimed by the husband as his property. But thanks to men like Hemel Gurney, that relic of slavery is now hoe re. read of the mate telelity of Hector and Audeinische without .heildieg teens! The hero ofTroy gloomily forebodes ...
... 'esgity taking the management of local affairs into its own bands. It shown at the blast furnacemen's meeting on Monday that slavery is not )et abolished in this Coriatian laud of ours. Men who have to work 14 per day !even days in the week cannot be called ...
... entice them away. For this they are sentenced, by Chinese organisations that usurp the functious of oar Courts, Ito terms of slavery almost as long as the first one. The wretched women cannot speak English, and know nothing of legal rights in a civilise I ...
... thought since that the attack upon us may have been partly prompted by the presence of our French interpreter. With respect to slavery, in all towns on the West Coast slaves are found. When the treaty with England was concluded a certain number of slaves were ...
... following: Mr John Morley, at Soeitield, bad said that The temperance question is the greatest meal movement since the sari-slavery question.' Mr Gladat Jae sand that The liquor teethe was doing more harm then famine, pest. ileum, and war combined. Lord ...
... year. tame wire dared to mart that Chriat rmin from the dead. A. F, tell@ us that l'aul never said anything in favour of slavery. Let no me. It wan Pad who aaid, Let as many servants Ws t ;rock word by Paul signifies elavwd as are under the yoke count ...
... Coneervaive party, I would ra ise my voice, however fe in the reuse of the oppremid, end Inver tbu chsins that hind them to slavery. I cannot to, deeply my thanks to yon, sir, who os'o•te opposite politic,, fur the great kindness and indulgence yo, have ...