... The laws enacted were so severe that if any man was found begging he might be sold into slavery for two years, and after that, on repeating the offence, into slavery for life. Many persons, especially priests, suffered the most barbarous treatment, and ...

... noteworthy ciurnuitence thrat, both in Great Britain and thbe United S.tu', niyny of the most strennous defenders of war, slavery. and cacital punishment lave been, and are, found amongst professing ministers or the gospel; and there can be little doubt ...

... bee lade. Oat all products ef slavery shall be imported into England on the same terms as the produce of tree labour. A more absurd said ludicrous fanaticism can hardly be practiced. England did, at great cost, abolish slavery in her own colouiee, but under ...

... the abolition of slavery, and to the anent. of the nation in Africa. The Colonial Minister promised to lay before the home documents proving that the English Government had acknowledged the services of Portugal in supproming slavery. ...

... Russian unif.rm, and both with the title, if not o’ Arch-Fiends, of Grand Dukes ! FROM “FUN. An Usdaustel Garrison—Mr. Auti Slavery Garrison. g S Ll i;.i:mndunnumlum-‘h-—cm O tav!—Good Mobo for Lovd-- = “Prav!—Good Motto for Lords: Pat not your R e A ...

... otherwise might here been. The muyiet desemated freely upon the great service rendered by • free press in the took pls. on slavery question ; trial by furl the divine right of kings ; of the Com ; liamentary reform. dm. Ile regretted that the pi. of the ...

... mistress. He was afterwards taken prisoner by a Turkish rover, and sold into Barbary. lie probably did not remain long in slavery ; for at the beginn.n r of the civil war he was made a cap- tain in the royal army ; and in 1644 attended the Queen of Fiance ...

... loitncd to his fate, l‘:hich mldl' the nfisin ecp a less strieh [ watch over bim, aud after nearly a mounth's expeds eace of slavery Rafael succeedod in gettiug on board s vessel that was bound for Holland, landed at Rottee dam about & month agod, and was ...

... Wetherell Mr (ii D Lye's is by The Palmer—Quo= of Beauty ..Lye Mr W Metcalfe's Morning Pout Js Wanton *Duke of Montrose's Slavery _. Mr ART Newcomen's —• ' - - : 1 6 7 ?!r5i . ;0 7 2 `Mr Northern's Hazelnut (bib ez) .W l'Anson *Mr Northern 's ...

... presented with the handsome sum of £750 from the people of Scotland, as token of their admiration of and their detestation of slavery. Mrs. was at the same time presented with a gold watch. Uncle Tom, who has been eleven months in the United Kingdom, leaves ...

... their four or five slaves, and sell them to others. But the slave caravans hundreds at a time depicted by the various writers slavery have, I consider, now ceased Egyptian territory. These little batches of four or five continue, and will do so unless I can ...

... wine;, just as I had always thought that the Jewish religion (whatever it permitted, could not really sanction polygamy and slavery. Iv this faith, I put in my works all the facts I knew of before the world, with the hope that others would see them as I ...