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... Windsor, Tuesday. the :ird of February, when her Majesty'. address to both 'louses of Parhament will be arranged and signed. SLAVERY IN TURKEY. A Constantinople telegram of Monday A Convention was to-day signed by Sawai and Sir Henry Lapin], on the part of ...
... here, the plates being sent out to them by the pebliahers, and the matter written by theinAelies. After speaking about the slavery, which to some extent existed on the island, and the work ei the French Jesuits, whore presence he strongly .x,ndemned, bat ...
... The studies of the freeborn child should be, Not made.by harshness irksome to the brain; ' But freed from every trace of slavery. To labour of the body, men constrain Those who are bound to render service due; The body feels no influence for ill From ...
... A., will give A SERVICE OF SONG, as above, consisting of the QUAINT HYMNS OR SPIRITUALS, Used by them in their DAYS OF SLAVERY. The Chair will be taken at 7.30 o'clock. Doors open at 6.30 ; Concert to commence at 7.30 p.m. Tickets—Reserved Seats, 4e ...
... are likely to arise out of the attempt of the Government to hit off a compromise between recognition red non-recogni ion of slavery. Mr. Bourke said very truly that at the present time it would he something very like a fares to try to get a ratisfac•ory ...
... with European& for cloth, blankets, &c. He said one of the greatest difficulties which missionaries have to contend with is slavery, which was extensively carried on in the country by Arab traders, who are generally a mean and corrupt class of men. King ...
... a fervent sympathy with suffering in any shape. By right of birth, detestation of slavery, or anything that sought to justify itself by thatraditions or usages of slavery, were Mr. Gurney's ; and it was the public conviction of this fact which very co ...
... on the platform. The programme consisted of songs and spirituals, which the coloured people used to sing in their days of slavery, and everything was listened to with intense interest. In the first place they sang Steal away to JIMA'S, and chanted the ...
... Lord Derby said at Lane •seer in October, 1873, every brain healthily employed—above all, every individual rescued from the slavery and degradation of habitual drunkenness, does tioniet billet to breas the entail of the physical and mental we knees which ...
... made to Ali. on condition he issues an 'diet giving freedom to all the slaves in Zan zillar,ai id do .roughly abolishing slavery; but it is said that he fears to accept the offer because it would probably cause a revolution. ea-Lehi:YU OR. 'CRONIN'S FATE ...
... Mute, and with sore affliction, A group of mourners blend. There is a sigh, a bitter sigh, Heaved by the wretched child of slavery. But there is a sigh which neither love Nor pity heaves, nor dark despair, Nor he who's bound in captive chains, Excluded ...
... Great Uri ain and Ireland to shoot for the Interns :lona' Long Range Hatch in America in September. At a meeting of the Anti-Slavery Society in London, lest week, resolutions were adopted urging the Government to use every legitimate means to prevent the ...