... amfchaiacter of the Boers. said that in 1832 four special justices” were appointed to the Cape for the purpose of the suppression slavery. Those justices were all officers the old Royal Staff Corps—ao engineering regiment created by the Duke of York—which served ...

... expedient they should know them. Man is made for better puriioscs th'nn for the drudgery of the world, much more than for the slavery of sin.—Dr Jeffery. The more dead are to the delights of sense, the better prepared are we for the jJeasurcs of heaven.—M ...

... who gave so long they got their rights. (Liughter and applause.) It was because many women were content to remain in their slavery that they had not got the suffrage ere now. They required to Ik* educatnl the question and that was work for the Womens Liberal ...

... Statute Law of Scotland, as explained Judges the Courts of Law there, many colliers and coalbearcrs and saltcrs are in state of slavery bondage,” was passed with the object of emancipating these workmen, but it was not till the Act of 17!19, which came into ...

... regarding the Transvaal.(Applause.) Mr Morley had objected the campaign in the Soudan, which had rescued thousmds of people from slavery, and was now objecting to the Government’.4 policy in the Transvaal, which for ita object I lie relieving not only the natives ...

... “Shaugliraun.’’ waa played to hugely delighted company, w hile on Sat unlay the children were reminded of the horrors of slavery the performance “Uncle Tom’s Cabin, and in the evening the hair riser was ** l>eiidwood Dick” of w ild west fame. On Monday ...