... constitutes slavery from a foote ballet's point of view. Probably most devotees of the game are too much conceived with results to bother much with ethic., otherwise the feet that the regulations affecting player. have about • strong flavour of slavery would ...

... SLAVERY ON SOOTTISH RAILWAS. eel Ix the coarse of a discussion on the over- servanta, initiated by Mr im the of Commens on the Sth of May, President of the Board of Trade consider various of railway of the a view worked by wink legislation on the subject ...

... for the yet recent tragedies in Jamaica had rendered lovers: of freedom in the Mother Island sensitive to the horrors of slavery. as orator, Kaibb was not that pruned and classic kind of ¢lo- that bears transference to the oil ; but one generally costs ...

... vests, due to one This exbaustion was moral, but that was pot all ; it was social, and The scial and economic effects of slavery wert a a¢ ite moral effects. The same is true also free wp of family ite, te eof the rich. Most serious all, the re sult of ...

... the men to keep within of moderation in their conduct during the They were, be said, rising but— from a position ef abject slavery, Freedom's battle, once begun, Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son, Tho’ oft, was ever won.” This was greeted with loud and ...

... Sunday oa Irish journeying in Ireland, and then spoke the present form of government ia Irelaod as a form of political and slavery When the and even Mr relegated to the fresh air of the limkea, with no longer Lrish members to wrongs to deny, aod Irish ...

... Cealfield says blacks come ot. with the utmost freedom, but that serious causes of com are few. In anewer to the “worst kind of slavery, he states balf of the retarn howe at the expiry of their engagement, sod that the remainder prefer to stay, many pack to ...

... cap. taring stele satires for the purpose of slavery it was practurefor the arab. to dm abate villages at sight, to the inmates el the weeds* bats the alternative of death by to a life el tartan sod slavery. Whoa • whole village had hese blurted up the ...

... entitled “The ves us some about the inner work- and entertaining of an Ohio im America. That during the days of the anti-slavery Reserve Count the production of a weekly journal in Western im the State was not sccount: Pa: difficulties may im kind by ...

... would go into the capital of the British Empire and touch the torch to time grand architectural odes of that ancient city of slavery; go from place to place, and from hotels to prisons and public buildings, and apply the torch till London would a blare of ...

... FRKED9II risLAVERY. A well jade la Ohio war noted for dehisce d slavery, epee the greed that the dem what best for ad be allowed le remelts la the whisk mittedly brought the a degree elide., V ever, at by labnarere to the °pronto morn. was dotty braght ...

... °audition of the Upper Congo lays • writer in the apt to douht the oxidises et and to minimise the Weary ind. dental to domestic slavery. The folimrieg in which took place in the jariedictioa of Major Lothaire's old Matiou of Flamankuirn weeks for itself, and ...