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... The Greet Dominion—(E. Jenkins, 1/0 Slavery in England l/0 Our Seamen : Speeches by Samuel UP.) Plimsoll. Esq. Brown's Guide to the Isle of Man ♦ Vsrions Lot of Interesting Pamphlets l/e The Group System of Schools and Its 2/0 FRnd Hook of Maritime ...
... alleged exiateuoe niavery Or|'ra.-4, The Marquis of Saliabur; replied that there wna slavery iu Cyprna, but as to the Turkish Empire there was uo doubt that in some parts slavery Very h* ...
... Conservative Government were going to re-introduce slavery. He did not know whether they were going to introduce it into domestic circles oa not —(laughter)—but was said that the Government were “all for slavery.” (Laughter.) Did they believe that? (“No, no ...
... Castelar’s proposal for the immediate abolition of slavery in the colonies, and has agreed, » majority of to 41, to adjourn till the 31st October. The Cortes afterwards adopted the bill for the abolition of slavery according to the Government plsn. News have ...
... Tonneseee, U.B.A-, will give SERVICE SONG as above, consisting of the QUAINT HYMNS OR SPIRITUALS, M U*ed then in their days of Slavery. Worship the Mayor of Barnsley (J. S. Parkinson, Esq.) will preside. Doors open Seven, concert o’clock p.m. Eight Tickets ...
... Bury read a telegram from South Africa which he had received from the War Office. A debate took place upon the subject of slavery in Cuba, and a motion for papers was agreed to. Several bills were advanced, anil the Army Bill wss read second time. Their ...
... THE MAN OF THE TIME. (BY EDWIN WAUGH.) He is a sterling nobleman Who lives the truth he knows; • Who dreads the slavery of sin. And fears no other foes. Who scorns the folly of pretence; Whose mind from cant is free; Who values men for worth and sense ...
... Virginia^—where there a great demand for emigrants, to fill the void created by that nnluoky war, and where the death of slavery has left vacont rich heritage on whioh free labour may at once enter. People’s eyes have hitherto been fixed too exclusively ...
... of th - visit, it will repay the tourist to study of some of the numerous guide boob. . abruptly we must close our account slavery pleasant holiday which has not been spent without much real enjoyment, and which will doubtless leave many pleasant memoria ...
... committed. the 27th, a public meeting was Emancipation convened by the constables and irom slavery, held in the Odd Fellows* Hall, in favour of emancipation from slavery. Jarvis Brady was in the chair. Joseph Sooblea, the Bee. Joeeph ArmiUge, end Mein*. Tranter ...
... merchants have an interest in human slavery in those parts where our teas, coffees, spice, &c., &c., are to be had. To keen up their trade and poofits they have influenced the Tory Government not interfere the traffic of slavery, though we have distinct statute ...
... the capital.— From British Battles a Land and Sea. Pexn anp Stave Trape.—-—That the Quakers had no insuperable objection to slavery is certain. George For, in visiting Barbadoes in 1671, exhorted his followers to bring up their way, to use of servitade, ...