... is ruined by English cheaplabour, which is not even paid for ita keep, though the labourer haa one of the 'idyllege, of slavery, and is both flogged and preached at, sometimes, in the reviews of the land of his captivity. Tan Langworthy case was Wednesday ...

... widehirable. It is the season of suspended toil, of exhilarating repose and exhaused nature. Take it away, and perpetual slavery would be perpetual indeed, without intermission as without end. But the slave does, and must, sleep; and his sleepy hours ...

... Bangs, is standing his trial for murder at Nancy. Tue Pope is angry because his representative was not invited to the Anti-slavery Conference. Wu. THORN; a CardifPSunday beerseller, has been fined £6O and costs, or three months' imprisonment. A FARM servant ...

... Chains unseen, but stronger than adamant, bind him; whips unseen, but fiercer than scorpions, scourge him; and his is a slavery the most helpless and cruel on this side the border land of hell, That is the light that the Gospel casts on drunkenness. ...

... what constant and irritating obstacles he had to contend In his endeavour to make men out of a people who had been sunk in slavery; and with what wonderful wisdom and seal he persevered in their training during forty tedious and vexatious years. If you ...

... where he lists and where his passions lend him. Young men, au you call this liberty' Alas it is the saddeet and blacked of slavery. Rather would we be bound by love to home, to religion, to Jesus, than ens la ved by such bonds thole to sin and hell. Bet ...

... f;ist drawing on, the groans and lamentations ot these poor in fight Oban ;un i having secured accummodation for tho 0 f slavery and crime, they paced up anti down dit, started for Dunstatlnago Castle. road leads t^e r wca rv prison-house, were truly ...

... The chief value of this Reform Bill, however, was that it opened up the way for other reforms. There was the abolition of slavery for example(applause)—and thereafter the abolition of the Corn Laws, the next in cruelty to the slave laws. All honour to ...

... elam not a lady. You are—the truest. that I laeow. W. the weld and take each other a:110 &lir What a pkvious wading to a Cl slavery It that humps= torah dear, you will be quite sate. Dos% temporise and try to Key. It would be ao use If matinee owe meld ...

... bee -tic id to burn hint, and which, I have no doult, if the Bible were to write now, woUld, along With the doctrines of slavery, pofygaany, witchcraft, an d cane other', be left out. It it no doubt to that all Manic littlern are Moro or ln , es traitora ...

... interest in her. , lo have th on the Grand Canal ;we will be our are hand from Armenia. der that the resolutions to which the Slavery Confer ence at Brumels had come might lead to result, yoke, if Not at all one may take an interest in a own gglugenti ;we ...

... forth that no slave could remain on British soil ; but he maintained that strong drink was an infinitely greater evil than slavery. These slaveholders did not touch the souls nor interfere with the eternal interests of their slaves—but could that be said ...