... they would have to comply wi.h the wishes of the people. Wilberforee had regarded slavery as a national evil, but it was not half so bad drunkenness. inasmuch no slavery only affected one class of people, while Drink—who in respecter of persons—made the ...

... Wonderful Lamp is brought to an end witli a most unexpected complication, showing bow, Aladdin's genie escaped from the slavery of the lamp. In Mr. Pyle's story, Jack Ballister wins full recognition for his pluck in* rescuing the heroine from thepirates ...

... business house Of II irireanc l a illOI Rogers, St. Paul's Chairchyard. London, in 1841. he was powerfully impresseil by tine slavery and spiritual neglect witnessed oung awn engaged in commercial pursuits ill Metropolis. Shortly afterwards, in conjunction ...

... Southern officer, who returns ift er the wars itgainst the Northerners has entirely changed in his yin - s regarding the slavery under which his parents hare lived in luxury, and eventually become:4 betrothed to the one whom they have persecuted so u ...

... victory ! Now's the day, and now's the hour. See the front of Battle lour. See approach. proud Edward's power— Chains and slavery ! Lay the pround usurper low ! Tyrants fall in every foe: Liberty's in every blow , Let us do. or die! Such lines, set to ...

... apply so severe a penalty to greater crimes, but the bishops were against the change.' In the fight for the abolition of slavery the bishops were on the side of the slave-owners. On the question of the enfranchisement of the people, the lords spiritual ...

... on the subject of Church rates, said': I know the Dissenters: they carried the Reform Bill; they carried the Abolition of Slavery; they parried Free Trade, and they will carry this question. - They carried it. And I venture to say that, with united and ...

... organised for doing good, The world's united womanhood. l'hese were almost the last words that came from the of the great anti-slavery poet. The usual weekly Temperance meetings at the Sailors Rest are being vigorously and successfully conducted under the ...

... In my opinion, this measure is the ' greatest that has been introduced into Parliament since the Bill for the Abolition of Slavery. So said Sir WILFRID LAWSON, when speaking in the House of Commons on Monday night in favour of the first reading of the ...

... The teachers of the Swansea district had been emancipated through the efforts of Mr. Monto from a condition of practical slavery, while also through his aid a great deal of laborious work and responsibility bad Its-en removed from their shoulders and ...

... military discipline during recitation. The Pastors encourage this sort of thing, as in former years they abundantly upheld Slavery in their country. flow eminently mischievous to the !tumble and prayerful atmosphere which ought to characterise religious ...

... wards, and it speaks much it the way in whir., the general arrangements had beer; contrive.: !world that maintained a form of slavery to this present day. and he asked the fellow- y ben it is said that the dinner •he whet.. of I the 500 served up hour. Whilst ...