... thousand in the metropolis alone! while tho great bulk of the people—the working-classes—are living in a state of abject slavery. Exiled from the land—the source of all wealthand scarcely able to obtain the common necessaries of life, it is made a crime ...

... there may have been in former estimates of numbees, and all the loss there may have been in the violent transition from slavery to freedom, it is said that the coloured population shows the startling of ten per cent. There are actually a hundred and ...

... provinces, to their rightful owners; but they were all very distinct violations of treaties. Not flagrant as when he sold into slavery his subjects of Nice and Savoy, though the Italian Esau did not give his birthright by any means for mess of pottage. Treaties ...

... few years since the influence of the European Powers, chiefly that of the English, brought about the partial abolition of slavery, the masters being allowed to retain those who were then in their service, though the of slaves in the market was forbidden ...

... clipper Brig I.II.I.)•NANIj, Captain Asiirkees; 210 to. tegiater; 3.3.1. I 1. aiel coppercel.—Apply to (IEORIIE BELL I CO. 5, Slavery Court, Covest.prden. ...

... cosmnittee argue from them at considerable length in support of their constraction, and then go on to say that during the war slavery had been abolished and! the former slaves had become citizens; consequently, in determining th; basis of representation in ...

... it* industry and done much repair the ravages ©f th® war. Planters now farm their lands more scientifically than the times slavery, and manures haw* been largely applied which the former generation never dreamt of. There hat also been Urge immigration, ...

... work induced Macho to make him his sole and entire property by purchase from his brothers. Derfitg this time his home of slavery was among the wild and craggy hills of the north of Antrim. whine we are told, despite his bard and arduous work, he spent ...

... side of the Btares, but nermilted “b 1 know Dumas. hey see tl,at whatever is word of reproach. At jsndr times them to wink slavery, lock upon Ftau.-e with dis- ” » ' “«*•' endaring modem civilization does rest would cast aside hjs uyal robes, sit in saekelolli ...

... converted to Christianity. And he thus gave Ireland to Henry It. of England ! . But mark C now how civil slavery had prepared the way for I religious slavery. The princes and nobles of Ire. b land had oppressed and trodden upon the Church a and clermy of the ...

... ual development of women, and shall be charged with desiring to keep women ignorant, order that they may remain content slavery. But the jealousy of educated women which sometimes ascribed educated men is, we believe, imaginary. Let women enter trades ...

... made by tlio the author of Giux ' _c _Baby , ' _at the _instance of tlio _Aborigines _Protection _Society _and the _Anti-Slavery Society , into _tile ri ghts _ami wrongs of _the Coolie ; and of _* ' _First ImpresaioiiB of Fraiicc _and Italy , by tho ...