... CRUEL SLAVERY INVINC4OOII MISTIEL umiTAiulon IT REAL FREED SLAVES. GRAND A L ENGLAND AND AMERICA UNITED. THE DAWN OF FREEDOM. T. Crletwatod American Bloodhound 'BELINDA.' Trained for the of •Andrea.' Doors ot 7.15; &t at 8 Preempt ; Curls/Res st 10. IA ...

... SLAVERY IN THE SOUDAN. A correspondent of the Tiwe at Cairo gives the following as a literal translation of Gordon Pasha's proclamation to the Soudanese, so far as slavery is concerned Proclamation to all the inhabitants.—Pour tranquillity is the object ...

... -- SAD TALE 01 AMERICAN SLAVERY. The horrors and infamy 0 the old slavery usu are well illustrated le the ease of • baDd• IMMO sod bruutte, Lime Carlton, who. a mintier of ago, went to Kentucky, obt.tined a situation with a maker. She to popular in ...

... POPULAR SLAVERY IN TOWN COUNCIL. ak hem UM, - - Mr re Se • aterusse k with arid. Is hat war% lirder 41mr•ifer lay pseitlss es re grease Detre Odubiale • Gwreisdesue Pelee terie ? wed, as ler r ewe adopt the weer darn el the liar, A* web the view et kirks ...

... Thom. Volunteer Hall, Galashiels. Sr.. 111. or R. S. LEVU , Worla.Parast Dramatic MOW le the New mad Sorrowful Drams - CRUEL SLAVERY. After roe ie New York City for rte elm ell the Theatres le America. ad proemisced by the Pram to be the Drama ever maim. ...

... WEDNESDAY, Feb. 4, 1891. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF MR WORLD.FAMED AMERICAN DR11.41./ITIC C 0.41 I. New sod Drama, ISTITLED— CRUEL SLAVERY! • nut in New City for NI night., mho all the principal in and pranonced by the to be one tithe (heather Negro ever written ...

... particular sufficient reason for thus receiving him. If Her Majesty's ships are within the territorial waters of a State where slavery exists, no person professing to be a fugitive *Lave *ball be admitted on board, unless his life would be otherwise in manifest ...

... netrect. The PM von al the Years. Mr M. eemcied the Muir. The after • abort imhoimaion, meat on be PIPISIN the , abolition of slavery ; ' the home el (Berber Wilberforce, who dome movies in this same ; hi. lb I time, et liagbees fresoism—qa•bag 6•10.11 of ...

... 2 2, 2 6 per yanl Bee *Mt Mon'. L. W. avid ; 2 2, 2 4, 20, 2 0, 91, 00, and upwards. bulls, Boys' Snits, Youths' Snits, slavery and Variety to be had In the South of heotland, at SCOTT'S POLYTECHNIC, BANK STREET, GalashielB. ...

... Mr Whitbreed's maks that u slave admitted bleed • shall be treated as be% gel est bs removed or ordered to the ship em el slavery. rut my I. cony their proposal fir • Royal Comadeske ; but.. will be is them from both el the ism% awl aridly Imo as marborst ...

... the feeling principle u hich in this ease was stronger than his a .. itiust was his honest and tmartuincere hatred of slavery. At the age of sixteen he was sent out as bookkeeper to an estate in Jamaica, on which slat 0-labour was einployed ; but by ...

... higher to the land to entourage the trine by thenuelt paramecia of Mew 4 1110 recent el have agent brought the queries of slavery in Turkey prominently to the Clamodou, ameredly A 1. • which mitts the onsideration of l both is • philmithrepic and patitirl ...