... arrangement for the government of the territories on the Gold Coast will be satisfactory which involves the recognition of slavery in any form. This led to an animated debate ; but en the assurance of Mr. Disraeli that there was no division of opinion on ...

... prc railed the custom of polygamy, iteceasitat:nt an importation of female slaves, would render it slittiealt to abolish slavery. It was a chit-alma , : but a foolish act in England to liberate her %Vest Indian slaves at a cost of twenty millions, hut ...

... only scholars I have been 'sorry to lose have been those whu were beginning to taste the iuxuries of education —when the slavery of teaching was over and the pleasure beginning. I am sorry Mr Dobson, M. Ph. S., proposes to retreat without beat of drum ...

... es caused by the necessity of subjngatin,g and removing 20,000 ferocious mountaineers, and by the fact that domestic slavery is pronounced by CommodoreGoodenough and Consul Layard, in their official report, to ho the foundation of social order in ...

... Chapel, Great Clifton by the Rev. B. Burgnine, of Ilan ington, entitled Britieh Slavery. Captain Gibeun wet The rev. gentleman gave a startling resume of the history of slavery and of the meant, used to abolish the same, and rendered a grateful tribute to ...

... en bask willingly to the Lemela_e and slavery of the confessional ! The slavery of the body wls so intolerable that England rose iu her majesty and declared that even a negro ghoul.' not he held in bodily slavery ; and now urin3 of h er e-•tic .teel suns ...

... dangerous than any avowed purpose of direct conquest could be. Conquest would mean annexation to RUSSIA ; and that means slavery—a bait that is not very seductive, I daresay. Alluding to the atrocities in Bulgaria, M. Kossuth says — Is there one single ...

... sewerted that there was a glorious contrast between the emir Nicholas and the Czar Alexander : the former fiOning So establish slavery. the latter hi establish liberty. l'an your correspondent deny that such :ire the facts! I speak not with regard to motives ...

... Protants will, after a severe mdeel, emerge triumphant, and thus secure for the world civil and religious liberty in lieu of slavery and and Papal fallibility. Great Britain, which has in the pant been the foremost nation in the Protestant cause, will probably ...

... Science, Society of Arts, Church Missionary, Congregational Missionary, London lilissiorAry, Wesleyan Missionary, the anti-slavery societies and religious bodies. It is quite impossibie to furnish a complete list of all the eminent men who crowded together ...

... commit the great error of giving up what had always been regarded as the right of British ships, and of reversing that anti-slavery policy which had been our great glory, and which we had maintained at great cost in every way. He then proceeded to analysa-the ...

... then dogmata of Germany land Italy, whose soh. jocts might be so thoughtless think of obtaining guest laws and freedom front slavery. He noshed ji„.„. suth and the Hungarian patriots by sending at - tidier% to join, at the very nick of time, the Empere, of ...