... Cosh wee complimented Boon baying wee too weak to sing antiphonally, as managed so well es not only man school pay gamest slavery country church, and be had salted him its own way but also to bay. a balance in hand, sad to accompany them is the response ...

... Heart, 'John Jellelay i e Housekeeper. alajentja ofSeere witch imply any . reoetruit ea whatever of the institution of slavery.' Beselvtieus CHAPTER XXIL-Tee Saes w via Camerae, oondemaatory of the circular were prepaid by Dr. Dinteces. Olney, mid carried ...

... any other denominatiat They bad more teachers end mere scholars than all the others put together. Thar dose more far anti-slavery than all When In the world. They bad wan in parts of the globe, telling of a sat made with hands eternal in the heave's. ...

... Lancashire had always been noted es great pioneer of great norementa. The Free Trade movement originated en Lancashire, and the slavery question war settled by Lancashire people, and, more than by any other pert of the community. Olio greet temperame movement ...

... speeches were delivered, nut by engaging domestics the tem ale persuasion, but by various gentlemen, denouncing oppression and slavery, and demanding Justice and freedom Eventually a resolution was submitted damning the excluaion of inmate ! from the Bill, ...

... little difficulties rude wuuld be unworthy of couistry which lad ale .)s taken lea 1 is putting doom that awl ul curse of slavery se (1.0\14 applause., It was the duty of thee. all strongly express thew helm' that such duct would tie a most to testae hairpin ...

... about time for the working man to rouse himself, and seriously consicer whether he is not verging very near upon the point of slavery, with even a still more tyrannical task-master than ever capital, at its worst, could be. We hear of foreign workmen crowding ...

... of Civil Government. Peace has been maintained,and I have procured the assent of the protected tribes to the abolition of slavery, wheneefrom, I trust, freedom will exist there as in every part of my dominion. In Natal I have found myself under the necessity ...

... as heavy gathers, throe liege but Mus musing aunt ha determined to free for over troei i waist- it had a Layne of ilia ado slavery, he celled it. At that tens 1 wee with largo butt the W.A. of the boat just ready to enter on the scene; eo Hugo made a drapery ...

... to place themselves in a position of such undesirable notoriety by their letters about the aide saddle being a badge of slavery and so forth, and then to hide themselves. We expect to hoar no more of the foolish fad. ON Saturday last the Viscoutitoss ...

... connect labour and oppression, capital and tyranny; to hear the receiver of wages spoken of as in a pusitiou of helpless slavery, while the payer of them ground immense revenues out of the victims whom the vicious arrangements of society delivered, bound ...

... orrice took hie text from Exodna r., Id, 19, in whiolz i. ionised the refferinp of the J a m e leindega Ha grace remarked that slavery•, es effeciing iinwee b hod been nearly ebolfeliid over the world, but thee. were other rinds of .'+eery left from which he ...