... dies in his slavery, having over over again paid his creditor the sum originally borrowed, but yet m t free from his debt, which the exhorbitant rate of interest has swelled out to most enormous size. This a moat cruel species of slavery, and the present ...

... this day as distinct organisations. The southern Methodists had been enthralled by political prejudice, but the question of slavery rose for solution. Four milllion human beings were in bonds, and their cry went to heaven if tbey all were high priests in ...

... Bhould be closed tbe whole of the Lord's Day. (Hear, hear.) large number of publicans desired be relieved tbis seven days' slavery, and though was folly to attempt to make people sober by Act of Parliament; the cause of sobriety might be forwarded, by Act ...

... the memorial be respectfully acknowledged, and the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society be assured that in their efforts to extirpate slavery and tbe slave trade, they might confidently reckon upon the hearty co-operation of the Con ...

... most of ** hidden their valuable property und*»jjtf* at The only foundation for the stories of c on having been reduced to slavery was children abandoned during the iff and cared for in the Mussulman villag^'fjeefl some few still remain, the bulk \V»*Tjrty ...

... suppress.on of jne Blave trade. Slavery was incompatible with eivilisaor>. or but its suppression was surrounded with difficulties. cut the Gordian knot by paying an indem- ,'ty twenty millions and abolishing slavery at once. * n, act wss chivalrous ...

... great power in the time of American slavery. That ''illustrious and beaten M.P. and man of peace, Mr. Jacob Bright, recommending such hazardous policy as this is the most comical thing out. Conservatives hate slavery as much as any men in great Britain ...

... formation company like the old East India Company, with a special charter granted them to hold the land provided they put down slavery. thought stations could be established between Lake Nyassa and Tanganyika to prevent the passage of slaves. From Paris we ...

... addreas to the Crowa and that her Majesty will direct ber | which tentiaries to move the Congress to ag slavery. e, with @ecluration against bal anti-slavery zeal is well-known, ke >pposi- who have noted how easily he eet. zeal under control, will probably ...

... tbey are now told that b,ooa *• poisoned; children to the public not all the principles trained to accursed state th- and slavery to gaol! And this is tte y be asnt I will add that tbe »»€teenth century! preveiledjduring tbat doctrme which for tbe time ...

... Moorish marauders might b ave come down on them, when they would have been pillage has been the d and probably carried off into slavery, 28 lot of the crews of previous vessels wrec however, they were on this dreary coast. Fortunately, few natives and the not ...

... and forms of clothing; that to obtain true lives and equal opportunity in the pursuit of happiness, to elevate woman above slaveries and pernicious habits, we will reason with her, admonish and entreat her to cease accepting bodily burdens, licentious and ...