... right hon. gentleman says:— It is strange that a people who put down slavery at an immense sacrifice are not able to monopoly, which is but a milder form of the same evil. Under slavery the man was seized and his labour was stolen from him, and the profit ...

... of foreign nations, make* the following recommendations;—While naval officers should attain from active interference with slavery In countries where it is legal institution, ship commanders should n»t altogether prohibited from exercising discretion as ...

... brotight upon their country? Did they recount a single reform, a single benefit? Or did they not bear witness to a regime of slavery and dishonouring oppression of which only an anti-human specimen of humanity :could have been the authors? The Russian ...

... recounting a story of the disturbed condition of Kansas at the time that State sought admission into the American Union, the pro-slavery feeling that existed, and the boldness of an abolitionist in going into the midst and advocating manumission in a paper be ...

... of peers in the election, and to move a resolution. THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN CUBA. Mr. T. HuollEs called attention to the incidents of the civil war in Cuba in connection with the question of slavery, and moved an address to the Crown praying that her Majesty ...

... President of the Board of Control, who was created Lord Broughton de Giffard, but whose peerage became extinct at his decease. SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE CIRCULARS Writing from Jeddah, dated December 11th, aeorrespondent of the Time; says :—A case not provided for ...

... said it was duty to prepare for war, but to abstain from it long she could. The Anti Slavery Society applied Lord Derby to receive a deputation the subject slavery Turkey in connection with the Conference at Constantinople, but the Foreign Secretary ...

... which he might he supposed to be heat of acquainted. H~e had no idea of heiag ashamed tof ther gentle crft. ied SLAVERY IN EGYPT.- Slavery is abolished in Egypt? nt But what is this mysterious merchandise which is being ver disembarked from the boats ...

... remarking upon the Volta and the country Coomasaie, said the great diffimlty which he had had to encounter had arisen from slavery. The mss. tera of the slaves had been greater enemies than the Ashantees. and had pat their slaves chains to prevent their ...

... reeling of whet bo ooile Churchyard Bill. They r, prerent ueilhrr Ireland nor Catholicism but merely blind and unprincipled slavery to party ties. It la seldom, ho says, thot more shameful piece of political unscrupulouaneaa been witnessed, and promise* ...

... Students Fiak University, U.S.A., will give SERVICE SONG. CONSISTING THE QUAINT HYMNS AND MELODIES USED THEM THEIR Days of Slavery. His Worship the Mayor will Preside. Scats, Reserved and Numbered, 3*; Second Seats, 2s; Admission, Is (by payment at doors ...

... America that profited by the result, but England and the cause of civilisation. He rejoiced in the abolition of slavery, not because slavery was hateful and detestable, but because while it excited his most deep- seated aspiration, that of an Anglo-American ...