... The whole system of judicature now under the consideration of the Government, but would require some time to mature. Negro slavery, he believed, did not exist in the island. Majesty's Government had full power over all the inhabitants, just as if the island ...

... ground he is free. It must not be c supposed, however, that slavery then received s its death blow, though it experienced a very tj rude shock. At that time, and for many years 0 afterwards, slavery was rampant not only in n our American and West Indian colonies ...

... result of the mighty experiment which we now propose to make. On that may depend tho welfare of millions of men a state of slavery in colonies not belonging to Great Britain. Betides all these things, there is enough to make any man—the strongest, the boldest ...

... new I'n.-ilive Slave ir. idar on- -f the s.-rh’ii; blunders anv (b.venmi-nt cold ! m.imt. w1 K1,.. ~.,id, iv. ..-„i{ionof slavery, and d tdaralion - tbit liberty ; and its adoption a j.io.st n tro.'resshe. offensive, and poli.-v, 1 in-1. When met. the ...

... held as slaves in his dominions. Some of these have died since their arrival from the horrible treatment received while in slavery. The tardy justice of this liberation, if intended to soothe the Russian temper and mitigate the coming revenge, can scarcely ...

... protection should have been permitted to carried into slavery from the want of proper Interference on the part of the Colonial authorities. It we are powerless to protect the people of South Africa from slavery we ought to give up our colonies there altogether ...

... condemned at the time. Slavery is muchi more of a moral than political evil; all really civilised persons, whether Liberals or Conservatives, are bound to oppose it; if the late Liberal Government attempted in any way to wink at slavery, it did wrong; and ...

... the baser ?? Hepwort76 Dixon's Two Queens. .. SLAVERY S L; AsnAET.-Slaves are made in a variety Of ways. Prisoners of war, if not executed, become slaves. a Misconduct and debt are fruitful sources of slavery. But from these causes many are slaves only ...

... seem be drawn, innoeent and offending Employers alike are mixed and condemned, and the world is told that shop-minding and slavery are synonymous terms. it be at all interesting any our readers, we may observe that our bom of business have been for some ...

... ned army freed from the favouritiam which ha.; eo often proved fatal. desires only three reforms, the abolition of Cuban slavery, universal conscription without substitutes, and75,000,000f a year from the local and central treasuries for school*. He resolved ...

... the Impeiiol Family areto have fulldilterty ami see wt>rw.»or they p!ea«o, the gnards heen withdrawn fn>m their dwellings. Slavery 1* alsdiidled In earnest. TIIK IXT Kit. NATION*!. Sep. Tim rare* for professionals Iwean to-day, the course being l£ miles ...

... any information as to the alleged prevalence of slavery in the Island of Cyprus.-Lord C.sUnw.D1,L said that as the British tl ID was floating in the island the noble marquis could not mean to say that slavery could possibly exist there now. -Lord LTFFOsiD ...