MORCOTT-CUM-BARROWDEN
... present, and the coloured lad sang solo 3. On Monday, the Rev. Mr. Brown gave a lecture in Barrowden Chapel, entitled From Slavery to Freedom/' ...
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Modern French Scholars !—At the French Polytechnic School, the pupils last elected, being animated a singular ..
... prohibited slavery from the north-west territory, was unconstitutional ; that the Missouri Compromise, so far it excluded slavery from the Louisiana territory north of 30 deg. 30 min., was unconstitutional; that Congress had no power to prohibit slavery from ...
LONG CLAWSON
... and Hatashil-Masha-Kathish son-of African chief and reseued from slavery by General Gordon), who appeared in his native costume, and who related with deep pathos the horrors of slavery and the brutal crnelty of the Arabs. A public tea followed. Amongst ...
LONG CLAWSON
... Amongst the pr>uents naan very handsome tea urn, given by Mr. Ernest J. Millvr anil Miss Miller. Baptist Ciiaprl.—Lecture on Slavery. —On Tuesday evening last, April a meeting was held, the Baptist Chapel, presided over by Mr. Buxton, when the Rev. B. W. ...
WEEKLY CALENDAR
... enters laat quarter m. past 7 at Bight. Tuesday, 80.—Paley born 1743. Wednesday, 31.—Eari of died 18». AUGUST. Thursday, i.—Slavery abolished in the West Indies 1834. Friday, I.—Battle Blenheim 1704. Saturday, 3.—Bank of England established 1732. ...
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LONDON
... in eonse'pieuce of destructive fire, which broke out ill buildin;; that was ejected iu commemoration of the abolition of slavery iu the above-mentioned locality. The ground floor is used school-rooms, anil the upper storeys almshouses for aged and decayed ...
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE, ANDERSON
... extradition, in order that might be tried for the murder of a man who attempted o prevent him from making his escape from slavery. Two courses were open to the prisoner's counsel—to appeal against the decision of the Queen's Bench to Court of Erro , or ...
THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL TOWER
... tower was laid last year by General Schenck, the United States Minister. It is designed as a memorial of the abolition of slavery under President Lincoln, and a bond of brotherhood between this country and America. Its cost was £7,000, half of which was ...
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CIRCULAR
... THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CIRCULAR. long as great policy is pursued in conjunction with other naval States on the subject of slavery, the discretion should be left to our cammanders to protect fugitives who seem to deserve special protection, without hampering ...
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT
... adjourned. Slavery Under British Flag.— tbe House Commons, on Wednesday, the motion for seco reading of tbe Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Bill, Mr. Tho has Bayley complained that in tbe East Africa and r Protectorates tbe legal status of slavery was acknowledged ...
DEEPING ST. JAMES
... in- the United Methodist Free Church, ou Thursday evening week, ij the Bev. E. Gray, Peterborough, President and American Slavery. The was occupied Mr. Francis S~*ith. On the following Sunday aftornoaa, service of soug, entitled Gems from the Life Sqnire ...
benevolbnce. What might done if men were wi«e! What deeds suffering brother Would thev unite love and right. ..
... l>o imbued With kindling drop* loving kindness. And knowledge pour, from shore shore. Light the eyes mental blindness- All slavery, warfare, lies and wrong, vice and crime would die together; And fruit and corn each man born. free warmth in summer weather ...