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... Brussels Sir John Kirk, who was her Majesty'. Consul at 7.anzibar from 1 latiO to I-4 ;•-•, and who is well soquainfied with slavery and the slave trade in all their sweets. The other delegates who take part in the Conference hare also been judiciously selected ...
... Chairman : Why don't you have your child vaccinated; you know the law requires you to have it done. Defendant : The law upheld slavery once, but it does not now, and will not uphold this long. The Chairman: While it is the law we must uphold it. Defendant: ...
... teamed to his statement that the Society ot Friends dealt more in talk then in active work as regards the suppression of slavery. It might have been as well to remember that it was a North of England Quaker who paid to the United States the freedom p ...
... Chief Commissioner should ; which is intended to abolish the last remnant be held responsible for the way in which dis- of slavery in Cube. The emancipation of the t orbanoes, riots, and outbreaks of popular violence slaves in the British West Indian p ...
... principles which she has been too timid or too blind or too selfish to apply, have been applied by external agencies. The anti-slavery agitation did not take its rise in the ranks of the Church, and its most difficult task was to convert the Church. The temperance ...
... upon the sad the cc say with were elide by Mr. Dr. en es are WI. but lisle nay be by pemature meat. STANLEY'S REMEDY FOR SLAVERY. I. a on the Entln Relief Expedition. Mr. Stanley discusses the qaestion of the slave Made aad Its honors. Us Goatee to the ...
... among the slaves of drink, of crime, of vice, and the destitute and homeless of our land, akin to that of the abolition of slavery in our own colonies and in America, the first of which cost £0.000.000 and the second only secured at the end of a disastrous ...
... to tribes havingltreaties with the British Teat African C , extending from the to hundreds would be allowed to continue in slavery, or have any money paid when his esrviese were transferred to the emeormy. Payment made for =Aims, who ware the slaves of ...
... should go mad had we to endure the hundredth part of those daily pains which are so meekly borne by many women. Ceaseless slavery meeting with no reward; I constant gentleness and kindness met by cruelty as constant; love, labour, patience, watchfulness ...
... Charles H. &milk of New City Reed, Glasgow, and dated February NOS. Before we hear bow he was at last delivered from the slavery of illness, let as listen so the words of a lady en the same theme: Mrs. Mary Ass Realism of Read, Nigerian, near Gainehorough ...
... threu hunil red th3turaml francs to the Missionary Institute founded by Cardinal Lavigerie for c.trryiog Put abolition of Slavery in Africa. The R. F. Alfree. ::inrate of St. Mai y's, I r.•ver ha:. been appointed to the 4 St. Nielrolas-at-IVatte. TOWN ...
... man that keeps riches and enjoys them not,is like an ass that carriLs gold and eats thistles. A great fortune is a great slavery. All men think their enemies ill men. ...