... the abilities slavery in the British colonies, which we. celebrated in London last Friday, the Priam ef Wales, who presided, said they had raises is eseigratnlate themselves that England was the Ent essustry which abolished legal slavery. The example had ...

... Pharmacy Acts nendment Bill passed through Committee. In the House of Commons questions were asked regarding King Ja Ja, slavery in Bechuanaland, and Irish Resident Magistrates. The debate on Rule XIII., which revives the Standing Committees provided ...

... exrnntlittee base born met with ouch prountenem as fully to maintain the public credit. Mr Lincoln pill• formed the qm Will of slavery se the primary source of tin w or oilbibitios; and In explanatory t. rme,be referste 1110 Otlefasum an September Irt U« sejes ...

... with • violation of the law of the place. If, therefore, whale your ship ia within the territorial waters of a State where slavery exists, a person professing to be a fugitive slave Mill admission into your ship, you will not admit him miler his life should ...

... are the guardian of liberty in the old continent to feel and to Mamileat the joys and griefs of Abe nodes emasoipetieg from slavery. The sorrow of the Swiss is well worthy of Lincoln—the new redeemer of seam.—Your devoted, G. Ali OTH ER DREADFUL RAI LWAT ...

... right, when the time for action arrives, becaw'e we are afraid of what other people may say or think, is the wont form of slavery. To break such bonds we need a deeper consecration to truth and duty. We may adiait all the arguments against such bondagt ...

... LATEST NEWS FROM AMKRICA; Mosel of the ROOM of Representative. to support Captain Wilkes; Military Execution at Waehiegton ; Slavery, as viewed by the Hatboro Steam. Tam. and Habits of the Prince of Wale.. Coast, filmgoer—Chum of Basks septery, and Entedeket ...

... the subject of Tuitions to Ministers, and Mr Baomcx maid the matter was being investigated. Mr Creaow said the question of slavery in Zanzibar was being considered by the Government, in consultation with Mr Hardinge, for the purpose of arriving at the beet ...

... which was lust. By the power of the Holy Ghost you may become free men. You entered this church to-night in the helpless slavery of sin. You may leave it. if you will but repent and east yourselves upon the divine mercy, rejoicing in the glorious liberty ...

... % r il ra: thorns Hardy, on behalf of the Govi creed the debate for the eight. H. that the Circular wee a recognition of slavery by thd=lish Government foe the fist time, sod that it wee to maintain oar treaties and to respect the rights of other sr. ...

... indicated the want of proper education of the young in habit. of industry, and as a remedy a legslieed period of temporary slavery was snasted as in fernier years. =STIGMA FOUND WANTING. Is 1861, the Justices' of the Peace were again entrusted with the ...

... loving its Father-God. There is no bondage more bitter than the bondage of wrong feelings to God and man ; not only is the slavery of the lustful passions bondage, but there is the bondage of our affections ice-bound towards God and our neighbours, and ...