... his pnrinciples as the granite n0outitains, and with a mind as fresh as ithe wind which blews sround them. A strong anti-slavery supporter, aind inflexible ton-ards any concession on this questioti, he frequently puts the hltole house into tlto best of ...

... popish persecution, O~)h I may ye feel the m artyr's zeal IlIspire your resolution I your native land now calls your hand From slavery to defend her- Lot earth and sky ring back the cry, 1 our Church-and no surrender 1 ShSall priests regain their iron reign ...

... (condition fair). A Key to the Exercises in Murray's Grammar. Loudon's Botany for Ladies. The Mother's Mission. De- bates on Slavery. Dalenau o ddyddlyfr ein bywyd yn yr llcheldiroedd. 7 vols. for Is. 62. Now and then, by Samuel Warren. Sal- athiel the Imibrtal ...

... Those in the field for Freedom tell, Gave for thee their bravery- From pole to polo let evesy bell Ring theirknell and Slavery:' Denbigh, E N I G M A. Ladies, of plastic nature I'm a part, But iniltated I'm by skillful ar t; To woman I belong and also ...

... the negro questii)n is now the one of greatest interest and d1ificolty. What will be thle fisal result of the abolition of slavery no one cal tell but that it will finally raise the darkees to a bitter anid more manly position, we think there call be ...

... Commons, no c single human being has. struck more deeply at the I roots of all that remained in modern times of the f curse of slavery than this slimple minded, noble- z hearted missionary, who has served God and man 1 with such force, power, and enduring energy ...

... Cyfrol o Bregethau y Parch W. Evans, Aberaeron, gyda darlun (bron fel newydd), 464 p.p.; Payne's Select Poetry; Debates on Slavery in Parlia- to ment, &c.; Boyd's Anthon's Sallust; De 16 Porquet's Parisian Phraseology; Ander- son's Geography; The Odes, ...

... amongr the imost sriv~tgatribes of their and naie fic.Tue younge generation, grown up,]r, perhaps born, since rho extension of slavery, are, lr ,,if here and there less Ignorant, so ?? Swinish wee in their lack of all indrlity, thd't any feeflng Wit!, the 0 ...

... mailinia .for old chilnl, its is well knownt. Now, in 1149 T Charles VII. of France-the monarch who m lireferred the chains and slavery of Agnes fa I Sorel to the heaveu-inispired Jeaune d'Arc--- received, anmong other presents, from Elgyptiian Soudan, by the ...

... presence clear, as in the olden prime; And he had faith that all humanity Should burst its bonds, and stand erect and free; All slavery be deemed a leprous bane, And that the touch of Love should mightier be Than goads of steel; and that the gentle reign Of ...

... The writer gives a graphic account of the treat- ment of the blacks by the Boers. They are in a perfect state of social slavery and isolation. A Boer would not go into Church with a black, and a black would not dare to enter a hoer Church The social ...

... course. But if o we had hived in the days when lthere was no i freedoi:--if we luid fought our way, -s cur ancestors did, from slavery to 1: liberty. and from darkness to light-we h shiold ''regard the civil blessings wo now v enoy i Willi Very difeirent eyes ...