... indeed they have been spared up to the prevent, cannot be considered safe in the custody of the raging fanatics of Cuban slavery. And, further, repsradio to the families of the men who have been killed should be exacted. We do not doubt that these things ...

... negro moot, will in a short time count thousands of Christians, the natural consequence of which would be the doing away with slavery. The number of French missionaries in these rusts already exceeds a hundred, although the vocation of winning the African ...

... frequently take a drink' at the bar counter before they go into the dining saloon ,• but the dinner table is free from that slavery and exaction often seen and felt at English tables where some old ' heavy wet ' manages to get in the chair, calls for wine ...

... these. But this is neither an honourable speculation nor a safe one. We are proud to have abolished slavery. We have now to abolish the worse slavery of those who make it their very plan of life to be always paupers and self-sold slaves. announcethat ...

... the abdication of Amadeus Seiler Castelar became President of the Republic. His Government was notable for the abolition of slavery in Porto Rico and other humanitarian measures which he had long advocated. When, after the fall of the Republic, the youthful ...

... great need for more. He alluded to the great number of letters which had recently appeared in the Daily Telegraph on the Slavery of Drink, and the suggestions which had been made for counter attractions. The chairman said the evil was in the drink itself ...

... they have their God and . their priests. They have their judges, executioners, the power to punish, and the art of founding slavery by the powers of slaves themselves. Have you read the frightful Military Code of Prussia? Then these all-powerful persons ...

... teeth, told yet ef the greatness and the courage of the Greeks who had fallen in the vain effort to save their nation from slavery. There was also over the harbour of Boston a shaft erected on a famous hill to commemorate a defeat sna. Lined ;17uttis7d ...

... milm away from the meas. I appeal to the =of Geist Maio to tam each costhe _part of their ladle meats their Wet cosiest with slavery. mad powerful help to the rich sad lalnential weer of the dare, and enable him. ander the rules of law and morality now in ...

... Ongar), who has been several times over to Belgium to rescue poor girls who have been decoyed away, and sold into this vile slavery, also addressed the meeting, and brought before the ladies a number of cases which had come under her own observation. Resolutions ...

... than the Vieerory of Egypt how to utilise lour abomination of 4 1a %rry. turd with that singular programme. the almlitiom of slavery by a notorious slin-e.fostering state. his Highness lias su et -r e li e d in overe.•ndngwhateverobjectionthere uric y have ...

... Government the necessity of observing their engagements in regard to the treatment of the questions of the slave trade and slavery. The Holm then weal into Committee of Supply, end proceeded with Clue V. of the Civil Service Netimates. On the Diplomatic ...