... was passed in which certain measures were laid down for the advancement of civilisation and the freeing of the country from slavery, under which it was then hbourufv. In “these measures England took its fair share. e, it would be remembered, ceded the Germans ...

... remunerated labour, the barbarism war, arc all destined to vanish and die. Christ did not, positive precept, denounce War slavery, or imperial tyranny, but the principle infused was directly opposed them, and knew that in the evolution of years that principle ...

... frankly informed the Southern chiefs that the work in hand in which they are engaged is hopeless, and that any Government with slavery its corner stone, and with no other declared object of separate existence, far civilisation and to the meral nonso mankind ...

... House of Lords, it was ultimately carried. A number of the most beneficent measures followed, amongst them tho abolition of slavery in the colonies, which met with the most determined opposition from the Conservatives body, the amendment of the Poor Laws ...

... by the next full moon. Baptist Cmapil.— The Rev Brown, who has recently visited Uorleston, repeated his lecture on ** From Slavery to Freedom,’* the Baptist Ohapel, on Thursday evening, this being the first of the coming series of the Rev Plumb’s popular ...

... special order Courcy and Cochran JwthsJr faUanlry. KnoxrUle papers giro list 100 reUU kilU ...

... The lecturer, speaking of the great movements of the earlier part of the century,-- Reform, Free Trade, the Abolition of Slavery, and the Temperance and Missionary projects,—said that when he witnessed all these efforts he thought that they were all helping ...

... Raler of Zanzibar cannot be otherwise than interesting in the eyes of a people devoted to commerce and the extinction of slavery. There are good reasons to apprebend that the Burmese are about for the third time to brave our power. The King of Burmah ...

... doubt that metaphorically and legally the Roman Catholic Church would when she could put out the eyes and reduce griuding slavery those who stood op (or the freedom of the faith. The Protestants of that country were rapidly becoming united. That association ...

... labour for Him which md- out of love and faith in Jesus Christ,— Dean Smith in the Quiver, Youno Workers.—The great anti-slavery struggle of America was begun by & youn.ginw. who faced his countrymen alone ; and when issued the first ocopy of his paper ...

... meeting in Fan-nil Hall, Monday, inst., in supportof tho war and favour of tho abolition of slavery. Mr. Goo. Francis Train dto'iqtted a reply on tho slavery question, but was *f*ivt caring, and ultimately removed from nlstfonn in tlx custodv the ooliet ...

... years, was thoroughly convinced that slavery was the bottom of the present war, was the opinion of every one through North and South, Republican or Democratic. Every one of them admitted that slavery and slavery alone was at the bottom the whole question ...