... REV. DR CAMPBFXL ON RAILWAY SLAVERY. On Sunday evening Rev. Dr Campbell, Marykirk Parish Church, lectured on Railway Slavery. He based his discourse on the words, Lives bitter with hard bondage, in Exodus let and 1 lth. In the enure of his remarks ...

... last eight days in the Callender gardens. ON SLAVERY. the :Bission Bridgend, a coloured gentleman, a manumitted slave, delivered to a crowded audience on Monday night a moat interesting lecture on slavery Awl the slave trade, and on the coarseness and ...

... we were obliged either to acknowledge the institution of domestic slavery or leave the slave trade to take its course. If, therefore, it be wrong in principle to recognise domestic slavery in other countries, we must tear up all our treaties with slave-holding ...

... out in May, ISG6L. The preponderance of pablic opinwa in though mghtly hostile to slavery, sided with the South. Mr Bright's theory that this arose from a love of slavery on the part of the Conservative party and the upper classes is worthy neither of ...

... Victoria Hall on Tuesday evening, aud gave a rendering of some of these quaint songs which were composed in the dark days of slavery on the sugar plantations of America, and which were first heard with ouch delight in this country about • dozen Or more years ...

... Nerth Just prating of Letters and While we are im slavery all oar liven, Art in play We wonder what profit is theirs and may “These drones and wine, They shall not endure in their play, While we are im slavery all our ~ BW. Author of “ in Cornwall and 4 Leyties ...

... of the pariah presided, and briefly introduced the lecturer, Mr Macdonald chose as bin subject William IVilberfurre and Slavery, and for fully an hour engaged the unflagging attention of his audience. He traced in a moat interesting and graphic manner ...

... The of thing. are the if men, but the of fools. leo Philosopher He is quite right I and et all the etas if slavery that men subject to. the slavery if mere words a the Gas from which we an slowest Is break away. Fur example: Mrs Chandler. of Natio.. war ...

... cf slavery in every sense of term nothing has been done and Mr Curzon’s announcement is the first assurance that this policy of masterly inactivity is to finally abandoned There is distinction to be made between the slave trade and the of slavery The ...

... slaves, who bow at the throne of a weak-minded old man. It is high time Scotland should throw aside this inglorious garb of slavery, and reason for herself, and not allow herself to be led by a vain-glorious old man. How many of our Scottish Separatist members ...

... Britain, pee their entertainments called a ‘Service of Byitg,”™ consisting of the quaint hymns used by them, i@ theif days of slavery, in the Union Hall oa!’ evening. A most respectable audience nearly Me Janies Reid the hall—there being a few vacancies in ...

... OLD Slavery has bees held up to view se being an lornitigated evil. Freedom ban ban praised as a natural right, and a blaming of the highest order. This is the theory—the style and language of deelainatioo. It is altogether whether slavery be an evil ...