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... SLAVERY IN SUFFOLK, To Muster Punch, Sir, I baint no skollard myself, but my bor Jim he goo to parsons skule, and parson axed me what I thowt o* this here extrack from a jarnal which he red to me, and as yow live in Lunnon praps yow may hev heerd it sounded ...
... SLAVERY IN SUFFOLK. To Muster Punch, Sir, I bsdttt skollard myself, but bor Jim be goo to parson* skule, and parson axed me what I thowt this here extrack from winch red ma and yow live in praps yow may her on t' sounded snffxm like the G*t Stt Apart ...
... GENERAL NEWS, . Slavery in Brazil :—~The Spanish corresondant of the Standard writes from Rio g anerio, 23rd September—*lt will be gratifying to hear that a legislative act has been published abolishing the slave auctions. No slave auctions, therefore ...
... ce, of freedom from responsibility which he never experienced under the old regime of slavery. Therefore, while we can never admit that unpardonable sin of slavery, we heartily rejoice over its abolition for the sake of our white American brethren. ...
... ability. Miss Scamell sang Should he upbraid and The Banks of Allan Water very nicely. The readings of Mr. Blunden — Slavery and Boadicea—were loudly applauded. The Tea Meeting from Pickwick by Mr. Barnett created much merriment. Mr. Field sang ...
... Buchanan, the predecessor of Lincoln. Mr. Pierce's Administration was not satisfactory to his party, who were leagued with slavery, but he was highly esteemed by many eminent men. The celebrated General Jackson is reported to have said on his death bed ...
... captives, and the expenditure of 20,000,000/. to set the Negro free from slavery. Surely none will be found hardy enough to say that the hundreds of thousands of England's labourers —slavery, thank God, is unknown in this free country—now pinched by poverty ...
... possible. The programme included a on the piano, by Mr. G. W. Cox ; Mr. Field sang Will o' the Wisp; Mr. Blunden recited Slavery (encored) ; Miss Scamell santr Should upbraid.; and Mr. Barnett recited The Tea Meeting, from Pickwick. In the second ...
... between fres Christianity and Thur proseetted that to eshanstiest nut with a moderate but high-toned movement tris r amontane slavery. They we pt th e & o w age. They then fbaght a without, for ai t i aanchisement of living of old Councils, but they appear ...
... Buchanan, the predecessor of Lincoln. Mr. Pierce’s Administration was not satisfactory to his party, who were leagued with slavery, but he was highly esteemed many eminent men. The celebrated General Jackson is reported to have said his death bed that the ...
... seek to found democratic liberty you are juat issuing from struggle of giants, sustained to destroy that bad institution of slavery which dishonoured your Republic. Our ways are different, appropriate lbs genius of the two peoples; but out object is the ...
... proud to find this great man following pr,scisely the same line of argument that I have used. And with this he caste of his slavery to Rome. He protests, us a Christian and a priest, against those practices which are called Roman, but which are not Christian ...