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... Continuation of the Tale ot sTVWN BROTHERS : A TALE OF TO-DAY. By GEO. 81. FENN, Anther ot M Mad, « Hard Pressed Gbalns and Slavery,'- Ac pXCHANGE DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT. ON SATURDAY MORNING, AT TEN O'CLOCK, THE EXBCUTORB OF THE LATE MR. JOHN HENDERSON HAVE ...
... Continuation of the Tale of LROTHERS : A TALE OF TO-DAY. By GEO. M. FENN, Author of Mad, Hard Pressed, 'ë Chains and Slavery, ic. TT E N R V VORLEY, IMPORTER AND REFLNER OF OLLB, TALLOW, AND FOREIGN TAR Maxeb of YELLOW RAILWAY, ANTI-FRICTION. HOT-NECK ...
... FENDERS, ASHES PANS, HAT AND UMBRELLA STANDS, HAIX, TABLES FUIE IRONS. SLATE and MARBLE MANTELS. Ac. THOUSANDS OF WOMEN SOLD TO SLAVERY. is ft not tree that (her* are yet eaaatleaa aambers of females who are slaves to Hand Sewing, the eyesight seriously and ...
... for trade W.C. THE li 8, 1873, from Drawings Double-page Ecgrav - ing, i . Prison Life in England, I Mat-making, and Co: Slavery in East Afr ; m a Captured Dhow. Sketch Ithe Shrine of Vols : 215. : VoX 2 3s. a,. , On Saturday ■ inch will be THIS DAY, ...
... Evening, J.nuary 26th. by Rev. RICHARD PILCHER. B.A. Service at 6.30. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A MEETING on behalf of the ANTI-SLAVERY MOVEMENT will be held in St. Giobge'b Haix, on Friday, the Slst inst. AIREDALE GAS COMPANY.â NOTICEâ The half-yeariy ordinary ...
... To him who would make toiling less, And wish with me fortune may bless His efforts with the best success. Ease puddler's slavery — boon indeed ! To givo them chance of being freed At times to take a pipe of weed, So well prepared by Htdley. REMOVED TO ...
... Company, apply to June 21. 1878. W. H. BASDEN, Secretary. GOVERNMENT of PORTO RICO SIX PER CENT. TREASURY BONDS. ABOLITION OF SLAVERY INDEMNIFICATION. Messrs. THOMAS CHADWICK and SON, of Manchester and London, are authorised by the SOCIETE GENERALE FRAN- CAISE ...
... House at Cambridge University yesterday, before a very large and distinguished assemblage. The subject of the lecture was slavery, and Sir Samuel's narrative of his per- sonal experiences iv Africa excited much in- terest. The first Congress in connection ...
... To him who would make toiling less, And wish with me fortune may bless His efforts with the best success. Ease puddler's slavery— boon indeed ! To give them chance of being freed fit times to take a pine of weed, So well prepared by Hedley. BEMOVED TO ...
... from I, Strand, W.C., and of all Book- .tment order beforehand, not later thau ig. Pric rTIHE ORTER. 3 ?? ..de on Trade and Slavery in Egypt, the Red Sea, the Upper ■p.- Queen's Speech on tbe East African Slave Trade viewed in I acta • Papers and Reports ...
... To him who would make toiling less, And wish with me fortune may bless His efforts with the best success. Ease puddler's slavery — boon indeed ! To give them chance of being freed At times to take a pipe of weed, So well prepared by Htdley. REMOVED TO ...
... would make toiling less, ' And wish with m* fortune may bless His efforts with the best success. - . j f , Ease puddler's slavery— boon indeed I ' ! k To giro them chance of being freed At times to take a.pipe of weed, i ?? v So^eßpiieparedh j y ( Ht,dJey ...