... Stop paper, it was stopped. native in gag the press here if they hear.) It was the Tories had always been on the side of slavery. ago we had was now called the United States dependency on the other side of Atlantic, which and which left us because the ...

... with the island. He thought the action the Go. era men t had taken at Zanzibar would show that they were as much opposed to slavery as anyone oould be. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Thubsday, July 11. The Judob and the Jubyken.— Mr. P. Rylands called attention to ...

... servitude. He had much doubt in his own mind as to what he ought to do with the prisoner, but he shrank from sending him into slavery for this offence, and he would therefore sentence him to six months' hard labour, and three years' police supervision. John ...

... for his use. 80 were men meant to serve one another, but not to be abused and enslaved one by another. Yet there were anti-slavery philanthropists who aad no sympathy with the sufferings of their four-footed friends. He warmly, advocated tbe polioy of amalga- ...

... a strong-auaißl woman, but simply an humble seamstress who has Mi the satisfaction of seeing the letter signed Aafi- Slavery, which appeared in the Cheshue Observer* the 7th inst., and who begs to thank the writer, anal also you, Mr. Editor, for ...

... returned from Convocation, the D: up for an omission in his last lecture, ing of Baltimore | and the connection of Maryland with slavery. One of the | characteristics of the cities of the United States was the size and beauty of their were not so beautifal | ...

... African colonies and the adjacent petty republics. The hon. gentleman wished to see an effectual blow struck at the system of slavery which exists in the Transvaal territory, and be further urged that we were bound to consider the intere•ts of thou who bad ...

... and a very strong call for maintaining the influenoe of Christianity there in order to meet the organization connected with slavery. It was said by those who came from the spot, and no doubt it would be most gratifying and satis- factory to all to hear that ...

... and Preach esti-slavery societies memorialised the late Sultan against thus amenities. Zia minister. Food Pasha, with eliareeterink polite Isaiah falsehood. replied blandly that his Government was quite in sword with the eati•slavery societies, and that ...

... profit of above £16,000. The question of forming a permanent exhibition is under consideration. The British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society Las addressed a weworial to Lord Salisbury urging her Majesty's Goeerninetit to exercise their influence 'with the ...

... correspondent concludes witb a. sneer, at tbe mental and spiritual slavery of thorn who submit to the teaching of the Catholic Church. If the Churoh could teach anything bat truth, it might be slavery ; but she ran teach only Divine Revelation, therefore only ...

... system don’ ald | * in the system of negro | ip ing, slavery. In some respects it was less, bat in other | sing, fe it was mach worse. It was worse in this thin that at any rate in the ease of negro slavery it was a race of | ruling over a race af lower capseity ...