SLAVERY
... United States of America will b« alone among civilised nation* retsinlog too barbarous institution of human slavery. Kven Riirs ...
... United States of America will b« alone among civilised nation* retsinlog too barbarous institution of human slavery. Kven Riirs ...
... SLAVERY FOR FAME. Arkwright worked for •etontoen hours and began to learn the Rngliih grammar at fifty ; his (into was valuable that ho always travelled with four horses. Watt was thirty years upon his condensing engine and Stephenson twenty-five upon ...
... SLAVERY IN THE BRAZILS. Both Chambers have been prorogued until the inat. The bill for the emancipation of the slaves has been adopted the Chamber of Deputies, and will come for discussion in the Senate the 15th. It said that the Liberal members will ...
... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. Whatever may tend to ameliorate the condition oiV the slave in any n try, whatever reasons venieaoe necessity brought • support of tbe sl&vei trade, the eya.-ita . . «note stands finally condemned; nothing will obtain from civilizai ...
... IS THERE SLAVERY IN ENGLAND? Under this heading wo lately directed attention to tho case of the fisher-lads at great Grimsby. We did not boat about the bush. wrote, are informed that a system of slavery infamous as any system slavery ever devised exists ...
... Abolition op Slavery. It was agreed that refeieoce shou.d made in the pastoral address to the jubilee the emancipation of Daves m the British colonies, and the Conference forwarded the following telegram to the Prince Wales who was presiding the jubilee ...
... PRO-SLAVERY CATECHISM. The Syn d of Mis-issippi has recentlv puwhi:sh ed a ¢ cat-chism fur the religious instruction of th coloured people,” in which the followinyg questio s ahd answers occur s — Q. Are not servants bound to obey their mas* ers ? A. ...
... A BLOW TO SLAVERY. step towards tho abolition of the Central African slave-trade seems to bo tho result of victory recently achieved by tho Egyptian troops over invading force of Darfourians. The invaders, comprising 12,000 wellarmed troops, were met ...
... THE LADI®S OF ENGLAND AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. To the Editor of e Penzance Gazette. Sim. —Pray give me a piace in your Journal, to offer ew remarks npon a subject which is at preseat engaging @ greut Jeal of attention throug'out Great Britaln. .c fow days ...
... OF SLAVERY! EVILS OF STRONG DRINK. for 50 years a of the Gospel te his was the in the United States, and who of those years Wes ome ef Slavery, val (DV) CENTRAL HALL, PENZANCE, Chais to be &t 130 pee of Mr. A Collection will be taken up a8 the im ald ...
... when is mere slavery unifoim. At the same time, we must not forgot that before the mutiny broke out Bengal, slay, 1857, every Sepoy on leave returned punctually, that disorder cantonment was the rarest of events, and that dismissal was considered by the ...
... g EXTENSION OF SLAVERY IN AIIIICA.—I e minority of Congress, who opposed the \.uraska Bill, have published an important nifesto to the people of the United States, in “ich they denounce the conduct of the slave ,tes a« & breach of public faith, and hold ...