... holding entertainment in their chapel. given by the American Sable Jubilee Singers, w ho gave mono se sung in the days of slavery. The songs were quaint and unique so was the method of raising money, for. while the admission was free, the bills stated ...

... Lovett, Mr. and Mrs. Lovett. Dr. Murray, Mr. James Goodison, Mr. Percival Lovett, Mr. Definer (repeseenting the Belgian Anti Slavery Society ), Mr. Morten Lam. her• (Captain Cameron's private secretes y), Captain Sept., Mr. Alwyn Septa, Mr. Henry Lovett Cameron ...

... OCTOBER 28. 1892. 17GANDA. LORD ROSF..BERY'S reply to the somewhat ill-assorted deputation from the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society was statesmanlike and reassuring. He defined his own position and that of the Government with clearness, and his reply ...

... Aissalcaw Masts fustian Simians visited this town on Wednesday last and gave • selection of songs and hymns as sung in days of slavery, in the Wesleyan Chapel to a large audience. People came from all the villages around. The programme was as follows: Hymn ...

... having spread among multitudes in Asia, end, in comparatively modern times, among a leas number in Europe. It was founded on slavery and polygamy. Under it neither the lives of men nor the honour of women were safe. It operated by massacre and rape, and its ...

... He is now dead. It la stated from Cairo that it has bees definitely decided not to pat Aly Poch• Cilerif on his trial. The slavery incident may now be coneidered dosed. Must Featherstonhangh, of Up-park, Sasses, has offered to the directors of the SJuth•Weotern ...

... belonging to the American Wiethodiste'Church. Wr Fernandes. an ez.elave, recited in a thrilling narrative hui experiences of slavery and the lash.ings The room was crowded, the proceed throughout bein hy ig. Miss E. K. C l aridge ki n dl y hlpresided atnterestin ...

... dadabeat Bra* Afekaa panties. amen • aa old lam fanny, sad la SS pan old. His sae wasted berms. la rowaplika wavlosa la with at slavery. Hie father • athilar ?Wawa% sad sae at Ms brothers Ladner hryears the Heath the Meath N.P. Ea from The meth* leek al mad ...

... great power for ourselves, but we were • great power for others. What about slavery? Was it not through the instrumentality of England that the death blow bad been given to slavery (bear, hew and applause). Oar position in Egyr ra w:: evidently misunderstood ...

... Elizabethan literature. The Song of the Moor by John Buchan is a fine piece of imaginative writing, and the articles on Slavery in West Central Africa and The Zoological Gardens at Amsterdam era full of interest. The Century Moyazior and Et. Nicholas ...

... —Upon hearing of the serious illness of this able ecclesiastic, who has done signal service for the Church Rome, and in the slavery crusade the Pope deeply affected and sent his blessing. His Holiness caused the doors of '. Peter's to be closed, and prayed ...

... Britons never shall be slaves is one of the most popular of our national soaps, and as a matter of fact it is impossible for slavery to exist under the protecting shadow of the British flag In the same manner men cannot remain bound by the tyrannic shackles ...