... IT Ann MI SWIM Tacna—Lord Rosebery on Thursday received a deputation at the Foreign Of from the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, who desired to make repreemitatioes to the Govensmeal respecting the prospeotive retirement of British agnate from ...

... the general ',oldie, I bone the el the Iron road will bold for Finny weeks to t+nor, wt put an end to this eyebolt of &Welk slavery. Mend lino by your and Its There • brighter day to delta on you wdl have wore frockbou enjoy It word that bniela, a tender ...

... POPULAR LECTURES. WILBERFORCE AND SLAVERY. Tub fourth lecture of the proeent course given in the Town Hall, Penicuik, on Tuesday evening, by the Rev. Peter Carmichael, 8.D., Airdrie, the subject M Wilberforoe and Slavery.** The Rev. H. A. Stewart occupied ...

... dwelt the poorer classes of the country. History showed that during the period slavery prevailed in the lend, and a noble could sell his servant as he did his cattle, but slavery died a natural death. The Scottish air was too pure for such a system, and in ...

... The lecturer oonolnded by referring to the present doty with regard to slavery. Shall we say, asked, that the days of needed reformation are over ? Even in this matter of slavery all not yet it should be. In the East of Africa, under Mussulman power (which ...

... various truth of insight—which will not small—did little if anything to influence the popular mind. And as to his apologies for slavery, and his vehement attacks on Black Queshee.' they were so utterly Moon&latent with toe drift of the known facia of the case ...

... the honest plan to adopt would be to offer I compensation to the bereaved licensees. In I the ease the abolition British slavery, I when the rights of man triumphed over the I alleged rights and interests of society, this I country pud the enormous sum ...

... in the way of social melioration, to its being the means of covering the land with philanthropic institutions, extirpating slavery, raising woman to her proper sphere, and iutroduelag laws which shielded the weakest from injury and secured absolute protection ...

... it by night, and I know now there's only one way ! It's nut the one I would have liked, but mast we go on for ever in our slavery namuse we can't get out of it by a pleasant read ? no, we must get out—that's what we've to look to, an' what'll be crushed ...

... strong representations to the Emperor of Morocco in regard the existence of slavery in the country. His Lordship, in a despatch on the subject, says:—“The reports on slavery in Morocco, forwarded you with your despatches of the Ist of May, and of the ...

... request for fuller information on agricultural subjects. The African Slave Tkaob.— Mr Cbailes Allen, secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society, has written a long letter to the Times on the question of the slave trade in the Soudan and Central and Eastern Africa ...

... England, Lord Shaftesbury incurred the wrath a some American politicians for his energetic denunciation of their system of slavery, he received a letter from across the Atlantic, which ended a series of reproaches by the following sentence: — Ant after ...