... thelr state might well invite the attention of our Government, which, in its time, moved the world se much in the matter of slavery, For Dr. we shall now all be looking ; and the Times hopes, for the credit ef the British name, that there will be no more ...

... B. Forwood, G. Fowler, J, A. Piclon, B. Vinlng, and G. Feet. Chairman, E. LAWRENCE, Esq. These Ringers were all born In Slavery, and their Songs are a faithful rendering of the Music peculiar Slave Life. Doors open Seven; commence at Eight. Reserved ...

... Sympathiser ” son, M.P., will ee that some new m says, Mr, B, atruction is put in force, instead of the ode of ip dreary slavery which is now ex Perienced by the pupil teachers, I think he will be doj ing great work, and one that will be remembered, If ...

... preferred to see ques- tions of ditference settled by arbitration, In the last great conflict there was the institution of slavery involved, and every honourable effort on the part of the North had becn made to avoid the war, It was possibly not generally ...

... most valuable commodity. Ho contended that the question was one for the whole working and that as thoy had revolted against slavery feudali , they would revolt against the power M.P.,. and Mr, Picka: called the law of supply and demand. followed, Mr. A MOT ...

... Campbell Forwood, O. Fowler, J. A. Rcton, B. Vinlng. and G. Feet Chairman. E. LAWRENCE, Esq. These Stagers were all bran Slavery, and their Bongs are a faithful rendering the Marie peculiar to Slave Life. Door* open Seven; commence Eight Reserved Stall* ...

... consiterable extent. The cause is supposed to be the colliery which underlies the locality. ANTI-SLAVERY DEMONSTRA- TION AT SHEFFIELD. A great anti-slavery demonstration was held at Sheffield last night. The Rev, Charles New, inter- preter to the Livingstone ...

... What I must admit with regret is that, in a moment of i T used an intem 1 paper alone hes thought it worth w we when I was slavery to which barmen are As stated by one of themselves y: sy, they have to serve out liqaor from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.; aad even on ...

... gratification. Your platform drable—the third paragraph especially pleases me. Protection has upon a taint the great wrong of slavery. It does not steal the labourer, but it steals his labour; it taxes it cruelly, it lessens Us result and its Eroflt, and turns ...

... speech in favour of the com- plete and immediate suppression ef slavery, demonstrating that gradual enfranchisement was likely te be worse than immediate abolition, and that the decrease of slavery was the increase of wealth, The Colonial Minister replied, ...

... Bill by bring forward, as @ Government measure, a bill upon committee, the essential feature of which will be the declara- slavery similar to that reported last year by the spezial the freedom of the MAIL NEWS, May 16.—The Gaion steams! w York, bas arrived ...

... 9. Pioneers in Schoolcraft. Peri I. 10. City Morality. Part I. 11. and Infant Education. 12. Popular Fallacies concerning Slavery. 13. New Books and Pamphlets. London: Samuel Deaco.v ami Co., 159. Lcalcnisr street, E.C. Can be had at the Bookstalls W. ...