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... SLAVERY IN JAMAICA. The twenty millions sterling paid by the British nation for the abolition of slavery in her colonies appears to have been spent very much in vain. The Times the other week contained a letter from Rev. Henry Clarke, rector of Westmoreland ...
... the measure which was to put a term to slavery in all the dependencies of the United Kingdom. Mr Forster father, having taken his full share in the agitation which has led to this abolition of Colonial slavery, afterwards went to Tennessee on en antislavery ...
... in the tedimation of all good Lit crals to retain the confidence of their constituents—that was the question of permitting slavery under the British Protectorate of Zanzibar—(applause). After speaking at sown length on the South African scandal. Mr Hcdderwick ...
... India Company, \Veit Indian rlaisry. landlordism in Ethan Edward Maud, the itre-I)oininion manage moo. of Canada, en Nigro slavery the United State , —all of xhirh have linen condemned and Fat wide with the aanetion of the tli, erail and ionrciew of mankind—had ...
... hi. X Ile that upon the threes mid, Behold I Minot The genius of Christianity is freedom, freedom from sin, freedom from slavery of all sort& But its triumphs are not MOM remarkable than its way of effecting them. Christianity is Only radical in its manlier ...
... amply proxies that the slave teals on this coast is st!:l in fail swing. The rusoius of slays will never lie stopped mail slavery done away with in Zanzibar. We should enforce this if possible on tile Sultan in his domiuiona If we do not aoluire We pr ...
... the first Reformed Parliament of 1832 that Mr Gladstone delivered his maiden -speech, the subject being the abolit:on of slavery, and, although adopting a line that was in opposition to the majority of the House, his eloquence rained for him an attentive ...
... WOMEN of Marvig. Heaven blew them, I say, for their lot is a hard one. Talk of white slavery in the milk and factories of our English towrot Eisik a little no.uer home and view the daily life of our island sisters. No need to talk of the doctrines of ...
... TER OUTLOOK. Slavery in Senelbar-A Tate Yana Teeth:lloSY. Mn ARTRtft mew/ding on Monday al of li. It %MI II nvti Londoth 7. mail, tr, that hall • million weno•rdioit to tho Afrono trade mare: immihnr. .:k, ion,. who h•d been ate th rho in deliver. d an ...
... hitherto confined mainly to the greet market operators, whose vast and readily acquired fortunes are apparent to all. Nine out slavery ten of tho Stocks by the past year ham eponded I,y rapidly .t once moving from 10 to 10 per cent , and even more, in the dire ...
... to the pcsition or exhibit the attributes of freemen urtil they break the economic fetters which bind them to industrial slavery. CALLI7II. CELTIC NOTES AND QUERIES QUERIES. GARLIC TOPOGRAPTIY.—Is there any reliable work on this subject? I havo heard ...
... BRITONS WILL BE ISLAVCS, But I Pay that there are not greater between Alexandria and Khartoum. or who have to verforni m •re slavery work, than the people Port.kerra (eheerP)— and all for the want of a hari.our. Mr Brereton referred to smoked haddocks ; but ...