... in the endorsement of General Grant's Their late system of African slavery, wirtf i s il ir d°l4 seciel castes and institutions and their political ideas and power resting upon slavery—institutions and dogmas of two hundred se,rs of cultivetioa—hure beg ...

... Vanilla for Camelinat Put when all had been arranged Pbre Ducheane bethouglq himself of the thanseful botnirge and disgusting slavery in which the English people are held by the police ; even the ' Ret,etwe Park is not free from its tyranny at eight in the ...

... Jowls, fa Ms mail happy manner, was quite at home, in The death aNelson, his fins vciee giving it full east There will be .slavery no mom was well img by Mr. Thomas Jones. Ashrd tq mot; by lb. Peak% and Hen Hymn , &mist wog by Mr. tividitha t was warmly ...

... =in eonmWm with the Gneiss of the Hadoodeßey - - - - - - - Mr. Stafford Allen, an old member el the continittee of the Anti-Slavery Society. and known to garq persons ea having continued the educationg lahoems hie undo, the late William Allan (the enadinter ...

... meeting : Aye ; that is the way. (Laughter and applause). The Chairwoman : It is a mistake, I say, for any one to argue that slavery only exists abroad. I say it is to be found in Scotland, and many of you know that (loud applause). The Secretary : IVe ought ...

... complaints alainst the United States with resOect to the hostile expeditions to Cuba. Au amendment asking for the abolition of slavery was proposed in Saturday's sitting of the Spanish Congress. According to a l'aris telegnuu, the New Commercial Treaty between ...

... of baring defrauded the company of a of femoral thousaul pounds. 'rho 'trendier was rt minded. itisuor WILKEREORCR ON ANTI-SLAVERY AND TOR VOLENTERRIL—SpeiIkiIIg at Southampton, on Sunday, Wilbcrforce, taking up • reference to the nutlet 'very *Mats vi ...

... they itould ender tea Ganes rime. Ti. •; were told that the agricoltural labourer was in a state of slavery, bet he said that if there were an abject slavery in the world it was that of trade; unionism (cheer.). There was a current planter about the ILippiness ...

... were the first in the country to protest against slavery—Fox protested against man holding property in; man, and he contended that God would hold a controversy with those who held property in man ! Slavery is a crime ! was the wateliwonl, and from the ...

... Butit was differs:4o9w; litaalwOMMll untlerthese Acts hadlost in them allhammity. WbeetWillimn Lloyd Harrbon, the groat Anti,Slavery agitator, Was told Mat there were many in sla who were happyrimnTien, thelworse for the me te- it imam* cow ; for • happy ...

... place. The Sultan professes, it is reported, to share the views of Sir I Battle Frees with reference to the suppression of slavery, hut says, were he to sanction it his life would be endo nacred. -- In the ip tnish Aesemb yon Tues lay the diuussima on Lie ...

... bella4 mid I slavery of the 1 The Maven , of the was intolerable thdßogiand rose in her lii&Jrir, wide:band that even • negro sitoeld not be held ea oomss Away i and now many of her educated sou end slauglems OM submitting to a far worse slavery. A mom maw ...